Community notices mix of events and court verdicts
Osceola community pages report fence posts ready and a completed music academy north of the courthouse. Notices warn of land sale, health improvements, a masquerade to support the Lime Kiln Club, and a murder conviction for Alex Patrick. A town hall and library revival also appear amid local chatter.
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Stromsburg
Osceola
Coffin Gag Targeted Fremont Democrats In Barrow Prank
A Fremont political jab unfolds on a Wednesday evening when conspirators hire a man with a wheel barrow and haul in a coffin from an overtaker, labeling it Valentineu's as a stunt against the democrats.
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Fremont
Valentineu
Copp’s Settler’s Guide Third Edition Preview
Henry N. Copp edits Copp s Settler s Guide Washington D C the popular exposure of the public land system The 8vo volume priced 25 cents in paper 75 cents in cloth includes an illustrated chapter on surveys showing how to locate township and section corners The lomesteads pre emptions and timber culture sections carry the latest rulings and instructions a valuable title for settlers and land men to own
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Copp
Henry N. Copp
Washington, D. C
Resolutions of Thanks Adopted by Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association
The executive committee at Lincoln on November 21, 1882 adopted resolutions praising aid from Americana and National Woman Suffrage Associations while condemning ballot corruption and voicing support for woman suffrage nationwide. They expressed gratitude to advocates, pledged help to Oregon Massachusetts New York Indiana Iowa and Kansas for suffrage efforts, and thanked supporters and donors who aided the Lincoln campaign.
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Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association
Lincoln
Americana
National Woman Suffrage
Savanich
Nebraska
Alway
Uniterta
Wwe
Board of Trade of
Laine
W. H. Morris
Oregon
Massachusetts
New York
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Columbus Packing Company expands packing house to 800 hogs daily
The Columbus Packing Company enlarges its packing house to handle 800 hogs per day. Paid up capital more than tripled from last year. Mr D Anderson sold his interest to remaining stockholders. Packing began the 6th of this month and they are buying and killing hogs. A major city enterprise with assured success. Journal.
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Columbus Packing Company
D. Anderson
Journal
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