King and Buckley praised as able public servants in Polk County
The Record lauds E. L. King for the state senate presidency noting strong support and the candidate’s integrity while cautioning he may not seek the post. It predicts King and Buckley will best represent the district in Lincoln and invites Polk County voters to watch their efforts.
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Mr. King
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Osceola Record details and subscription rate
The Osceola Record, established in 1873 and edited by R G Douglas, lists a subscription price of 100 dollars per year.
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R. G. Douglas
Carasa the Great Sings No More in Sing Sing
A fragment recalls Carasa a famed singer known for charm and pageantry now imprisoned in Sing Sing. The verses allude to his aura fading as his songs dwindle and his public gaze shifts toward consequence.
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Carasa
High Grade Phaeton For Sale in 1901 Notice
For sale an unused high grade phaeton valued at $100 in 1901. It has seen little use, averaging two days per month, and is kept well sheltered. Asking price is $50. Inquiries to Dr. Bell or A. FE Henderson.
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Reading Bargain Notice On Earthquake Book Offer
The Osceola Record advertises a special offer independent of self posting on the San Francisco earthquake and the Vesuvius eruption. Readers may obtain The Record, the Weekly Inter Ocean, and the 400 page San Francisco Earthquake Horror for $1.75, with a money back guarantee.
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Marriage of Miss Cerney and Mr Goodringer at German Catholic Church
The marriage of Miss Josephine Cerney to Mr Nicholas Goodringer occurred Tuesday November 27 at 10 a.m. in the German Catholic Church, Father Ross of Shelby officiated. Bridesmaids were Miss Minnie Cerney Miss Maggie Gondringer and Miss Ida Kropatsch. groomsmen were Mr Harry Gondringer Mr Herbert Kropatsch and Mr Frank Cerney. The couple then hosted a reception with feasting and dancing. the bride is Julius Cerney's daughter and the groom lives six miles south of Shelby.
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Maggie Gondringer
Ida Kropatsch
Harry Gondringer
Herbert Kropa
Tsch
Frank Cerney
Julius Cerney
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