03 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1898
Page
1
Announcement of a vast new stock in Polk County offering men's and boys clothing ladies and gentlemen furnishings and related goods. Praises latest styles lowest prices and strict quality with an invitation to inspect the goods on display.
Osceola hosts a mix of social visits, civic notices, and business updates. mentions of Sheriff or officials, arrivals and departures, Thanksgiving headlined by President McKinley, marriages licensed, loans offered, and local commerce details.
The readable portions show a sequence of numbers 49 214 19 35 2.00 400 3.00 3.10 and partial strings seem unrelated. No clear event person organization or place is identifiable.
Subscriptions urged for reading material as locals visit Omaha and Gothenburg, with frequent 15 cent haircuts offered at Ward Stewart on the east side. Residents like Miss Mable Pethis and Mrs. Fowle are noted visiting family and kin, while political shifts show Weden withdrawing from the populist ticket and Stoner and Cornish named in the race.
A period advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm bound to the chest side or back for quick relief from pain. It claims effectiveness for rheumatism and general aches and lists G. T. Ray as the seller.
A group from Stromsburg led by Eva and Nettie Baird Mamie and Charley McBeth Frank and Mary Logan O D Eaton and Prof Charlie Comegys move to Blockton Iowa where the professor assumes charge of a commercial school. Locals wish them success amid a community note. Also D H Knixer markets Beggs German Salve for sores and burns. Mrs F Morehouse hosts a Monday night gathering for daughter Belle with a surprise party and reports a very pleasant time.
In New Zealand at RrEEFron on November 23 1896 EE J Scantlebury reports large sales since taking Chamberlains medicines especially the Cough Remedy. He notes many good results from customers and his own household use and advises keeping the bottle out of reach of children. For sale by G T Ray & Co.
Residents invited to gather at the Court House on Saturday night November 5, 1890 at 7 80 P M to organize a box sending effort for soldiers in Manila Shelby and all county friends are requested to attend.
Weekly postal notations list uncalled letters for Osceola Nebraska with names including John C Daily Billie Deagin and Henry H Cammett. A Court House gathering heard Senator Allen and Congressman Stark speak to about three hundred attendees. fusion prophets claimed 4700, results below expectations. An advertising testimonial from Dundee resident J H Gregg praises Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup for his daughter’s croup.
The Youth's Companion outlines plans for 1899 with contributions from Frank R. Stockman Rudyard Kipling Mary E Wilkins on and others. Subscribers receive November and December issues free through year end plus a 1899 calendar and all 52 issues to January 1, 1900. An illustrated announcement and samples are mailed to Boston address collectors.
In 1887 Thomas McIntosh of Allentown Tennessee suffered chronic dysentery after failed East Tennessee treatments. He reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, about twelve bottles, and being cured. Sold by G T Rar & Co.
Guardian Anple Drew J. Swanson of the minors John Albert Swanson Carls A Swanson and Allen B Swanson sells, under Polk County District Court order, one fourth undivided interest in the west half of the northwest quarter and northwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section 12 township 18 north range 3 west, at the courthouse south front door Osceola on November 18 1898 at 2 p.m. to highest cash bidder. Sale open one hour. King and Bittner attorneys.
A parent explains two children prone to croup are helped by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy prevents attacks and is a household necessity, with higher local sales than other cough medicines. Sold by G. T Ray in Nicklevilly, Pa.
“Calumet Family Soap” helps many women with quick cleaning routines in daily life, described as a great help. The article credits A. O. Monson as a source or advocate for the product.
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