Fizzletown debates and town gossip fill Stromsburg ramble
A long, district notice page recounts rival town pride and mock battles over Fizzletown Osceola disputes. It lampoons debates about war and imperialism, praises local merchants Otto Hasselbach and the town smithy, and quips about citizens, churches, and a revival led by Evangelist Houser amid sharp social commentary.
The Grocery Question Promises Low Prices on Fresh Goods
A local ad urges families to buy affordable groceries and fruit with emphasis on New York Apples and staple items. It notes upcoming December 1 arrivals of dry goods and boots and promises best quality at the best price, asserting the best is cheapest in the end.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation by Nebraska Governor
Governor John J. Mickey proclaims Thursday November 26, 1913 a day of thanksgiving for abundant harvests and national peace. He urges Nebraskans to suspend work and attend divine worship in churches or family circles and give praise to God.
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