Housekeepers urged to question cheap powders
Housekeepers are advised to stop and think when pressed to buy cheaper powders. The note asks if lower prices mean inferior quality and whether sacrificing digestion is a false economy.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
8
Prince Proctor the 1907 season stallion at Osceola
Prince Proctor is a black English Shire Stallion eight years old weighing 1450 pounds and described as a fine foal getter. He will stand for the 1907 season one mile east of Osceola at the owner’s barn. Terms set at $10 for a colt to stand and suck, with the owner not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Proctor
Osceola
My Barn
Polk
P. S
Lou Loomer
Omaha
Lou
Kentucky Jack Stallion Listed at Osceola Farm
Kentucky Jack a bay 6 year old weighing around 1000 pounds is offered by John Scholz at his Osceola area barn one mile east. Colt standing and foaling fees set at ten dollars for the season 1907 with foal-getter traits noted.
For Sale 81 Acre Osceola Area Farm
Notice describes 81 acres with strong fencing good well cistern nine room brick house with cellar outbuildings and chicken houses. Garden fenced with fruit trees including apples plums cherries peaches. Located northeast of Osceola. Inquiries directed to Johnson & Ball or J G Rhodes owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Johnson & Ball
J. G. Rhodes
HORSE MARKET OPEN TO BUYERS AND SELLERS
Interested buyers and sellers urged to view a stock of 30 to 60 horses and mules including draft pairs and drivers. Phone number 157 provided, card or in-person visits welcome for those with animals for sale.
Market Corn Oats and Wheat Prices in Shelby Notes
Shelby markets today report corn 274 oats 334 and wheat 57 with hogs at 6 10. The town sees new buildings rising east of Rathbun's store and a saloon likely in the old post office site. A wet election yields two saloons, dry board members Brigham and Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Cap. Hill
Funkhousers
J. Q. Rathbun
Main Street
George Dunning
Rathbun
Thelen
Pettys
Strain
Bockoven
Snedeker
Brigham
Merrick
Stromsburg Market Report and Local Social Quick Scan
Stromsburg markets show corn 27, wheat 57, oats 33, hogs 5.95. Residents and visitors from York, Lincoln, Beatrice, Hastings, Polk, and other nearby towns travel for visits and vacations. A park concert by local band boys drew patrons despite chilly weather. many locals plan future visits and trips to Lincoln and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
O. E. Nelson
Clyde Hoffer
Earl Cockle
Muriel Ice
York
John Erickson
Marie
Bessie Erickson
Polk area notes busy with shipments, moves, and medical aid
Polk markets list corn 27 oats 33 wheat 564 hogs 590. Residents E G Kroger and Arthur Joseph return to university studies. Local travel includes Ernest Kerker and Lou Loomer. A new Methodist church foundation, a Hill Kahler livery barn start, and a mastoid operation for Nora Joseph are reported along with several relocations and real estate moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Easter Week Gossip in Hackberry Area
Windy days and Easter gatherings mark the week in Hackberry. Hamilton Irland and his companion spent Easter with his father, while Mr George Blevins and family shared Easter dinner at that home. Benny Knerr of Shelby was seen in Hackberry with hay. Rumor says Jack Thomas has joined the service and is in a battle near Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Goetz
Mitchell
R. M. Clayton
Shelby
C. H. Worrest
Clayton
Harry Irland
George Blevins
Irland
Benny Knerr
Hackberry
Jack Thomas
Bunker Hill
Swede Home Notes From Easter Week Observations
Edwin Sohnson drove overland to Polk Thursday. Rev. Swanbom of Wahoo Nebr and Rev. Lindahl of Boyd county preached at Swede Home church. A quiet wedding united Alvin Anderson and Amanda Larson at the Parsonage with Rev J B Nordling officiating. The couple plan to move to Lincoln after employment is found. Farmers began sowing oats and visitors from Osceola Wahoo Saunders Co. and Lincoln areas were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Campbell
Osceola
Swanbom
Wahoo Nebr
Lindahl
Boyd County
Petrus Peterson
State University At
Lincoln
A. W. Peterson
Esther Torell
Swedeburg Saunders Co
Herman
Mabel Chindgren
John Fredrickson
John
Emma Hult
Conservatory of Music
Boyd Co
Bristow
Herman Swanson
Omaha
Lillian Linden
Alvin Anderson
Amanda Larson
J. B. Nordling
Anderson
Valley and Fremont College Attendees Enjoy Easter Visits
Valley locals and families gathered Sunday at Gus Johnsons. Geneva Donnelly and Effie Dunn, students at Fremont College, returned Friday night to spend Easter with their parents. Mrs Will Benson improves after a serious illness. Vera Beckmeyer visited Florence Weacoat Saturday. Bense Hester’s Columbus relatives came Sunday. Grace Mickey, staying with Mrs Harlan Mickey in Osceola, is home now. Viola Harris helped at Will Benson’s. Herman Reckmeyer’s family spent Sunday at Heitzman’s for Easter exercises amid a large crowd at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Weber
Gus Johnsons
Geneva Donnelly
Effie Dunn
Fremont College
Will Benson
Vera Beckmeyer
Florence Weacoat
Bense Hester
Columbus
Grace
Mickey
Harlan Mickey
Osceola
Viola Harris
Community Notes and Local Notices From Polk County
A selection of social visits and household changes lists Grandma Mickey improving health Mary Deputy and Charlie Whiteaker visiting John Luther Lulu Hendrickson visiting with parents Edna Reitz home from Fremont College Lillie Cole in Clark Sunday W Luft farm mansion housekeeping and insurance endorsed copper lightning rods The County Court of Polk Nebraska Estate of Mary Adaline Baker final account hearing April 18 1907 and creditors notice for William Francis McCune claims due November 15 1907 April 15 1908 probate actions and appointments Dr Shoop Health Coffee advertisement by W O Johnson Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Mary Deputy
Charlie Whiteaker
John Luther
Lulu Hendrickson
Polk County
Nebraska
Mary Adaline Baker
Henry H. Campbell
William Francis McCune
Said County
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First National Bank
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Kentucky
John Scholz
Joe Gubser
Calumet
Bert Butterfield
Daisy Needham
Rasmus Krumbach
J. W. Ballenger
Ballenger
David City
Hubert Thelen
Sioux City
Mrs. Wm. Ingalls
Indian Territory
Chas. Krumbach
Kansas
Jack Rathbun
Joe Fox
Litchfield
J. W. James
O. T. Reedy
Beatrice
Arthur Morrill
Julia
San Antonio
Texas
A. C. Carlson
Mayme Anderson
District 38
Taylor
Hazel Colson
Central City
Hazel Stanton
Col
A. L. Bixby
J. G. Green
Myrtle Johnsoni
Joby Scott
Jennie
Vella Knerr
As8
Ellen Nelson
Bradshaw
E.G. Kroger
Arthur Joseph
State University
Ernest Kerker
R. F. Cox
M. F. Smith
D. A. Sundberg
W. A. Lindberg
Stromsberg
Sirs
J. P. Nelson
Clarence Peterson
Mr. Nelson
Peterson
Emily Cox
City
R. F Cox
Hardeville
Central
Methodist Church
Matt Myers
Arborville
F. J. Tewell
Hammond
J. C. Nagel
Friend
Ira Plessinger
J. W. Tenney
John Cockle
GC. O. McCune
Clark Stouffer
W. A. Lynn
Quincy
Alfred Anderson
Andersons
H. Gifford
Dr. Westfall
Newman Grove
Hill & Kahler
Rystrom Implement
Flora Miller
Dist
Town
Grandma Waak
Fruide & Rinevr
Gall Creek
J. E. Elliott
Jess Waller
Theo Mattick
D. EB. Walter
E. P. Blevins
Edwin Shaw
Roy Ransome
Tom Dornan
Edwin Sohnson
Bernhard Nordling
Wahoo
Valley
Herman Reckmeyer
Heitzman’s
T Fairview
Edna Reitz
al Wescoats
Fred Wendt
Luft Farm
Mrs. Benson
Mrs. Lanagan
James Ward
Lillie Cole
Clarks
W. C. Shinn
Dr. Shoop
W. O. Johnson Co
Nyt
Profe
Glarry
Plyssg
M Ja, Mills
Mills, Yt
Osceuuyyy
Jomnsig
Johnste
Heald Bt
Irkual
E. L. Kipper
Bing
Pia
M, Josephine
Spe
J. G
Papes
Decoratixi
Dr. N_ Seildee
T'throat
The
Rock Gibraltar
J. H. Mickey
A F. Nuquist
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