26 May 1898
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1898
Page
1
Corrigendum notes corrections by A O Monson on provisions and rates. Details reference rate adjustments and procedural edits under the prior agreement. Page item cites corrected terms and a directive to implement the updated schedule.
Mrs. W.R. Adams is reported as seriously ill. Cleanup efforts accompany the notice.
The item lists commencement activities at Gresham's school and Osceola visits by Miss Tilda Johnson of Stromsburg and John Povey, with Charlie Grosvenor aiding at R. Gold & Co. in the Burg. It also mentions Admiral Don Cervera, a May 20 People’s Banner writeup on David City’s resources, and Frank Millicante enlisting in Polk county.
Opening Day special rates to Omaha via Union Pacific announced for June 1 1898 with ticket limits and full information available by inquiry.
Poetic tribute extols a marching or rallying cry across the nation. It speaks of rocky hills shores lakes and breakers, waking a southern soul and calling the bravest to gather. Loyal crowds from north to west answer with readiness.
A mix of local notes from Osceola: court reports and residents’ movements including W. 8. Austin return to Osceola, A. W. Richardson as court reporter, and J. F. Byers family attendance at a funeral. Social items cover church services, visitors from Des Moines and Omaha, and a Spencerian tone on community events.
Cora May Byers daughter of Dr. and Mrs M W Byers died Saturday morning May 21 in Armour South Dakota after birth May 17 1898. Funeral at home Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Adams Presbyterian Church with many friends in attendance Woodmen sent roses and other flowers. Aunt Cora penned a memory verse dedicated to the child.
The Osceola Camp No. 820 M W of A notes the death of Cora May Byers, daughter of their Worthy Advisor M V Byers. They extend sympathy to the family, resolve to record the resolutions, publish in city papers, and furnish a copy to the bereaved. Osceola Neb May 21 1898.
Calf located two miles northwest of Osceola described as a small red heifer. Owner may claim by proving ownership and paying keeping and advertising charges. Reference 39-31.
We thank neighbors Woodmen and friends of Osceola for kindness during illness and death of our daughter Cora May, a heartfelt expression of gratitude from the family.
A Stromaburg News remark decries false advertising and urges locals to publish free notices with their home newspaper, contrasting it with out of town fakers who print ads for nothing.
At a Detroit meeting of 58 representative citizens in the mayor's office a resolution was adopted urging support for those serving the country. The motion promises that dependents at home will be cared for as enlistees go to the front, with several wealthy locals pledging substantial subscriptions.
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