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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1880
Page
8
Rural Notes explains hedge care for a dry season with Mr. G. W. Gregg showing a lush two hundred fifty rods stand. Watering, hoeing, deep plowing, root protection, weekly cultivation, and September cutback with straw cover are advised to harden plants for winter.
State news reports Lincoln officials pushing for a new Court House while tightening enforcement against disorderly crowd elements. A fatal accident at Friendville involved Hogan struck by streetcars at night. Richardson county notes strong corn crop, ample stock, and a thriving state fair with impressive displays and racing. Sutton Register recalls Peterson selling his wife for $1000 to obtain a divorce. Workmen near Araphoe repair B and M tracks and bridges after flood damage. An Omaha fairgrounds accident fatally injures John Waddell, guard at the grounds. The State Homeopathic Association held a meeting in Lincoln electing officers and forming a censors board. a five-member legislation committee was named to push laws requiring qualified physicians.
The speech is issued as a campaign document with plans to print about 80 copies for readers to study and reflect on its clear pointed discourses on the situation. The piece is praised for its able delivery and grand sentiments.
The Maine Greenbackers on the first fuse with the Democratic Party despite protests from Solon Chase and Gen. Weaver. The shift signals solid alignment with Democrats and warns that any Greenback vote equals a vote for rebel forces and the old Confederacy.
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