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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
4
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The Polk County fusion ticket wins votes with majorities despite Republican scratching in Osceola. The piece questions anti imperialist coverage while detailing tax shifts on regional railroads and criticizing unfulfilled pledges by Mickey.
A Chesapeake style letter decries liquor politics linking prohibition, democracy, and populism. It cites liquor-press alignments, York County ambivalence, and judge Snider’s Polk County notes, then laments past pioneers and western growth while praising early-day grit and the state’s evolving future.
Creditors of Cynthia E. James deceased will meet the Executrix before Polk County Nebraska County Judge at the County Court Room on November 27 1903 February 26 1904 and May 27 1904 at 1 pm to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance Six months to file claims and one year to settle from November 27 1904 Notice to be published in the Osceola Record four weeks prior to November 27 1903 F H Bari County Judge
Brood sows for sale near Osceola Nebraska. Location stated as one mile north and two and a half east. Seller Cc. F. Brazee. Listed date 10 22.
An old railroad timetable entry lists trains going east and west with passenger and freight services. It shows times like 7:54 a.m. and 8:39 p.m. for passes, 6:20 p.m. for freight, and notes daily or weekend exceptions. Agent A. T. Runyan appears as the agent.
A private observer reports on Golden in British Columbia noting rich copper ore from the Good Luck mine and a completed smelter. He praises site buildings, a local press, and engineering expert T. UP. Keiper, urging stockholders to invest in the smelter and rail line to reap future returns.
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