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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1883
Page
2
In a shaky political note, supporters back Arthur amid misread names and odd phrases. The excerpt hints at a controversial nomination while critics warn the plan moves too quickly and risks public backlash.
In York, Butler and nearby counties a large majority favors adopting a county government plan with elected county officers next year. The article argues township organization is costly and notes Polk and others have avoided such a system, avoiding a forced campaign next year.
A Republican committee will meet in Washington on December 12 to decide the venue for the next national convention. It is likely the event will be held in a eastern city. The delegation structure mirrors 1880 with four at large delegates per state and two per congressional district, including territorial and DC delegates. Nebraska will have ten delegates as in the last convention.
The article notes Harper's 331 victory over Reynolds for Butler County treasurer, arguing public sentiment punished Heynolds' legislative agenda from last winter. It adds that Heynolds lacked courtesy and value, and mentions Senator Deck losing in Saunders County by about 200 votes.
The Advocate framed last year’s Democratic governor victory as an anti monopoly uprising within the Republican Party. This year the Republican candidate for Secretary of State won by about 16 000, seen as proof bosses and hog yunsters can be sidelined without leaving the party.
The article urges local youths to form a country literary society or debating group to fill winter evenings. It notes students often study by day and seek appropriate social gatherings at night, especially for country districts distant from towns. It advocates Friday or Saturday meetings with essays readings declamations songs and discussions to develop public speaking and literary skills.
A garbled OCR passage references cures for fires and medical remedies. It mentions a pie at ayn stoma and vague names, suggesting a misread report on treatments and a salute to a doctor or practitioner. The legible parts indicate remedies rather than a coherent event.
In Washington a summer rush overflows depots and hotels as officials discuss crowding and planning. The Senate chamber is praised for its beauty and history while political shifts loom with Butler’s defeat and potential party realignments amid New York and Virginia results. Weather remains mild with a notably pleasant season.
Governor James W. Dawes proclaims Thursday November 29 as a day of National Thanksgiving in Nebraska. He urges residents to observe with worship, gratitude, and aid to the poor, asking observance be marked by prayer and abstention from secular pursuits where possible.
A dubious advert promises a free trial of Dr Basagko's Cough and Lung syrup for all sufferers of coughs colds asthma and lung afflictions. The offer implies a marketing push by the so called Hunter and Cobb dyygzeists to attract customers.
The treasurer warns Delinquent taxes for 1881 and 1882 must be collected by January 1, 1883. If unpaid, the county will hire a collector and levy costs. Pay immediately to avoid further action by the county commissioners.
With a majority of people it is claimed to be a sure cure for coughs colds and chest pains. Skeptics are urged to ask neighbors who used it or obtain a free sample bottle from Hunter and Cobb the druggists. Regular size 50 cents and one dollar.
A newspaper feature touts the Light-Running New Tome sewing machine as simple to operate durable and quiet. It highlights ease of use and efficiency and invites readers to request the illustrated catalogue from New Nome Sewing Machine Co at 30 Union Square New York.
Land Office at Lincoln Nebraska gives notice that settler Peter Dunbier has filed proof to support his homestead claim Mimestead entry No 16 403 for the southwest quarter of section 22 township 12 north range 1 west. Proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court Polk County at the county seat on Monday December 8 1883. Witnesses named: N C Foy Wayland Nebraska A P Mickeys Deceola Nebraska John Rasp Wayland Nebraska Rasp Wayland Nebraska. Co W Prencey Register.
Notice states William Swedenburg will present proof to establish his claim for the west half of section 20 in township 4 north range 4 west at Polk County Nebraska Osceola on Friday December 14 1883 before the district court clerk. Witnesses Peter Moberg Olof Reidmay Charles Howard John Howard testify to residence and cultivation.
Lincoln Nebraska law notice lists James EK Carson filing for final proof on December 28 1883 before the Polk county Neb clerk at Osceola. Entries 16412 and 16964 cover SW section 10 township 14 range 2. Witnesses named include KH Pearce J Mickeye James Campbell and JR Stewart.
A merchant announces a large dry goods sale and store extension funded by $11,009 extra capital. The goal is to offer prices lower than rivals, drawing customers seeking savings with the expanded stock.
Fragments describe a misquoted line and a teacher correcting the pupil. An ad promotes Parker's Epajr Bal gam hair dye restoring color and scalp care. A public notice from Polk County warns creditors to file claims against Elizabeth Bowstr, deceased, with deadlines and court details. A drug-store promotion touts Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup with prices.
An advertising notice urges workers to join a domestic industry business, claiming unusually high earnings and immediate employment. It promises substantial pay for short hours and hints at flexible terms. The message directs readers to respond by August.
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