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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
8
Sheep and yearlings set price highs with Mexican yearlings at 9.00, Belmont ewes to 7.90, and overall cattle and hog markets showing higher quotes. Receipts at South Omaha March 31 totaled about 6 000 cattle and 13 500 hogs with steady to higher prices and strong demand from country buyers.
Osceola Nebraska March 29 1919 County Commissioners meet by adjournment noting Soldier Relief Commission appointment J D Edwards fills vacancy. James E Pike bond as County Surveyor $500 approved and filed. Jury list selected for April term 1915 District Court. Residents named include W A Woods T J Smith Louis etc. Road topics discussed with Overseers and visiting delegations. Court clerk Hanson records proceedings. Estate of Wealth Giernat final settlement set for April 5 1915 before Judge F I Ball.
A London bird show exhibited humming birds kept in steam heated cages with moss orchids and a nectar based diet. The birds fed on honey sponge cake crumbs and baby food while insects are their usual fare in the wild. The piece notes their American origin and wonders if zoological gardens might house them.
Franklin writes to John Jay after leaving the French mission about enemies in England and America. He claims few true enemies and praises using rivals to reveal faults and improve conduct. The letter frames old age as a period of reflective restraint and moral growth.
A country circuit performance falls to jeers and missiles as the lead actor endures a long monologue. The audience hurls vegetables and a shoe while cries of keep playing echo from the wings amid poverty and unrest reports.
In a compact policy record Nariban is noted with age and residuals. The document lists policy amount and annual premium and records total paid to date.
Lutheran church announces Sunday School and Bible class next Sunday at 10 a m with divine services at 11 a m and 8 p m An English language service will be held Special music planned Good Friday services on April 2 at 10 40 a m Thursday afternoon at 2 40 pm Twe Uauies Aid meets at Peter Anderson home Welcome
A three year old roan short horn bull named Lad 405331 is for sale. He is said to be promising and suitable for breeders. Prospective buyers may visit the farm to view. Contact Ed Wagner Osceola Nebraska by phone.
For sale one roan mare nearing nine years weight 1150 pounds one roan colt one year old weight 700 pounds one good milk cow and four month old calf one buggy and single harness all for 225 dollars if taken at once by M E Bivens Silver Creek phone 300F4
A used organ and one remaining piano are for sale by G. T. Ray. The note emphasizes that only one of the two used pianos remains and is offered at a great bargain for a buyer.
Walter Hernblooms inquiry offers 200 egg incubator and 200 chick brooder. Sewing and tailoring done, prices reasonable. Hannah Sundberg contact Pink 873 Polk Neb. Alfalfa pasture for colts and woven wire fence offered by George Dechert Rising City Nett AT.
Central meat market activity described with B Goertz and an unnamed young man present as witnesses to a casual encounter. Local market setting referenced with brief dialogue and informal observations.
An archival snippet shows an ad for Red Seal Flour sold by JF Bausch. The text is fragmentary but indicates a product listing and price notation.
Public notice from Ball County Judge Sea RFil Ball announcing the creditors to appear May 28 1915 July 1915 and October 23 1915 to receive examine hear or adjust claims filed under the April 4946 debt regulations.
Notice to creditors of the estate of John G. Swanson deceased in Iok County Nebraska. Claims must be filed by September 24, 1915 and debt payments by March 26, 1915. Hearings to receive examine and adjust claims set for April 24 May 24 and September 24, 1915 at 10 A. M. in the County Court. Dorothy Swanson widow seeks exemption from the estate. Dated March 26 1910 Seal P I Bald County clerk
A stray line notes watches in the window of Ray's shop drawing interest from passersby. It mentions a ford and urges not to pass up a chance to view a watch, suggesting promotional note or customer observation.
A U S officer notes a boat propeller gains about ten percent speed by adding a device to blade faces to reduce partial vacuum on the blades. The adjustment aims to improve efficiency by increasing effective thrust.
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