09 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1899
Page
1
The store promotes lowest prices on high grade all wool clothing built on a large volume model. Owner A. O. Monson of Passa Bet notes the plan relies on small margins and high sales to keep costs down.
Dr Hart dentist Henderson Block announces upcoming Masons event next Saturday night. J J Hurst of Wymore visits Osceola. J Rabe editor of the Shelby Sun attends Osceola Saturday. Miss Grayce E Heald new organist at M E church. Judge C W Getts attends pop choir rally in York Saturday.
An 19th century notice warns buyers to obtain Beggs German Salve for tetter eczema itch and salt rheum from D H Kunkel and to avoid taking other remedies, describing it as a scam by fraudulent sellers.
H A Mickey announces purchase of Mr H A Scotts Oil wagon and tanks and offers delivery within a mile and a half. Headquarters at V H Clarks for oil and gasoline needs. He appeals for patronage from the community including farmers and wives.
J L Makeever announces a public sale on Monday November 20 at Beulah farm featuring 800 head cows and heifers plus about 40 milk cows and bulls. The herd includes 18 years of registered sires in over 400 head string. Long term terms at 8 percent secured by cattle. Auctioneers Col F M Woods Col J G Frawley Col E P Pike. Refreshments by Joe Karrer.
The Youths Companion outlines remaining 1899 issues with contributions from Frank R Stockton James Bryce W D Howells Jane Barlow Bret Harte Mary E Wilkins and Henry M Stanley includes serials and a life adventure feature The November December numbers offer a free 1900 calendar and a full prospectus by mail from 903 Columbus Avenue Boston Mass.
An item references a house and jet for gale located one block east of Austin's store, with initials HH and names W. H. and DERBON.
Captain C. G. Dennison, famed for commanding forces that captured Galishe in Africa, reports on November 4, 1897 from Vryburg Bechuanaland that he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for himself and his men during prior campaigns, calling it most beneficial. Sold by all druggists.
East 14 section 38 14 890 acres and northwest of section 11 18 83 160 acres all in Polk County Nebraska to be sold in one parcel or in tracts to suit buyers. For details contact J. D. Lowe administrator, estate of George Lowe deceased, New Boston Illinois, 3 3m.
Adolph TL of Millett Manchester New Hampshire reports his wife with a nine year lame shoulder improved after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. The testimonial notes one bottle provided significant relief and lists All Druggists as a place to buy.
The speaker recalls a lively critic of religion, Bob, whose wit once swayed him. After Bob's absence, doubt fades into belief as memories of his mother and churchyard stones reawaken faith and comfort. E. Kiser, in Chicago Times Herald.
A new oil and gasoline business announces its focus on supplying patrons within one mile and a half, with headquarters to be at W. A. Clark's and prompt delivery assured for orders left there.
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