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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1882
Page
1
The 1888-89 school year at the university opens with new professors and better facilities. Reports cover accidents, new schoolhouses, G A R reunions, state fair plans, bridge repairs, and a lynching scare near Brownville, with multiple towns and individuals named.
A compilation of courthouse and national crime items notes Oklahoma Payne's arrest, the Kewanee Bank Robbers confess, and other cases from Washington to Illinois. It reports on elections, disasters, and political upheaval, including a proposed Irish fund accounting and potential revolutions, plus health and weather updates.
The Garfield fair directors named a board of commissioners from several states led by Col. S. Rounds of Illinois and Hon. John W. Thompson of the Metropolitan Bank. They request prompt acceptance notices from members and announce the plan to organize and proceed with the event.
Secretary Folger approves the commission recommendation to purchase the Broadway and Sixth streets corner property in Council Bluffs Iowa for 15100 dollars as the site for a new public building.
Nellie Pickett, linked to Billy the Kid and Charley Bowdry, died last week at Fort Sumner. Born in Missouri and raised in Texas, she wore fierce apparel, aided the Kid's gang, buried Bowdry after his death, then faded into dissipation.
Rochester resident Turner claims serious kidney disorders improved after using BorRDOocE BLoop and plans to continue, stating relief before half a bottle. Nearby Buffalo testimony from Joseph Durrinlurger credits a brother for helping a sprained ankle with half a dose.
A collection of humorous observations and brief anecdotes from early 20th century newspapers. Jokes range from pedestrians and hotel life to peculiar incidents in Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and New York with quirky dialogue about fashion, beverages, furniture, and daily mishaps. Personalities and places include Boston Post, Saratoga, Coney Island, and the New York Ledger.
The writer notes strong display of the American flag in Paris venues and government displays, with the flag given the position of honor beside France. He cites a large flag sale at the national festival and suggests the gesture reflects admiration for republican government rather than a unique American devotion.
Large farms in England attract few tenants while small holdings are snapped up. The Medici family rose to influence not by sheer wealth but by wise funding of learning music sculpture painting and sciences. Florence became a monument to their prudent use of wealth and their rise began as Florentine merchants. ancient knighting was a box on the ear indicating final loss of honor. A western mine warns readers not to fall into a shaft where workers toil though the man who ignored the sign was forgiven because he could not read.
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