29 Sep 1881
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1881
Page
1
A brief note lists terms such as IRDS and NUVE HEADS along with OP and ENVELUPE3, suggesting a transcription artifact or coded items. No clear event or person identified. The readable fragments provide no verifiable context or outcome.
A Nebraska proclamation from the Executive Mansion in Lincoln calls for national mourning after President James A. Garfield's assassination. It urges closing public offices, respectful religious observance, and flags at half mast for a fifty day mourning period, signed by Governor Siva Albinus Nanba and Secretary J. Alexander.
A sprawling digest of items: Blair enrollment totals, Red Cloud bank plans, August wheat shipments, Colfax pelican shot, St Paul liquor licenses, railroad progress beyond O’Neill, Tecumseh military grouping efforts, Saline county reunion, Beatrice corn purchase, Schumaker linked to Niobrara shooting, Burt county fruit show, Manlyville fire, Kearney pension, Wisner church talk, Buffalo county property rise, and scattered political and crime notes across Nebraska and national briefings with dates and names.
The promie'ore, Tatro' & Talford, report about fifty patrons near Crete and note agencies being set up at De Vitt and Friendville. Three teams collect cans of cream each morning as trains from the south supply extra goods. A Missouri Pacific and B. M. quarrel at Tailsity is resolved with B. M. paying for grading, enabling MP to cross above its station. Michael Higgins of Jefferson County paid for appearance at the next U.S. Court term after tobacco license charge.
The column promotes Hop Bitters as a powerful remedy that has helped raise strong, healthy people from sickness and near death, urging readers to recognize it as a glorious invaluable remedy.
A critic notes in a remark on a discourse that greatness is shown by deeds, not words. The excerpt argues that those who risk little lose the most, and that grasping harms friends and foes alike, even tempting divine judgment.
The piece notes doctors disagree on cures for constipation and liver and kidney issues. It claims Kidney Wort is the best medicine, with prompt thorough action. It advises obtaining a box and writing to Zagle.
Pagnam Gallion was hanged at Cambridge Illinois for the December murder of Thomas Dilley and his wife. The private execution hid the gallows, and Gallion admitted belief in God but did not confess guilt. The case followed a spree where a missing Lincoln California man Singleton had disappeared years earlier, tied later to Niles.
At a Sunday meeting in Clonakilty County Cork on September 18 about 10 000 people attended. Resolutions affirmed Land League principles and pledged attendees to continue the present movement until landlords are abolished. Sheridan has been released from prison. ENGLAND Lionel Sackville West, successor to Sir Edward Thornton as British Minister to the United States, will sail from Liverpool or Philadelphia on the steamer Pennsylvania Jet on the 15th.
The London Times reports H Ferguson and H R Kempe of the General Post Office London have devised mechanical and electric methods to accurately register letters sent in a period. A stamp head counter records each impression, then resets for the next day. electrical systems use ink pad ticks or a lever stamp to drive a gas-meter like counter, registering every letter stamped. The inventions are simple, effective, and likely to improve post letter counts.
A vintage cake method lists batter with butter sugar flour eggs sour milk and dissolved cocoa, baked in four jelly tins with a chocolate filling. Filling combines sugar whites and grated chocolate boiled to a thick spread, flavored with vanilla and finished with coconut garnish.
A narrator recalls a scene with a pleasant faced schoolmistress visiting from up river and a boy learning to speak. The exchange critiques early education, grammar, and the desire to preserve childlike speech versus formal instruction. The Jester defends keeping the child from rushed schooling while appreciating growing linguistic ability.
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