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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
8
A bold claim contrasts standard industry practice of outsourcing sewing with an in house process. XTRAGOOD garments are said to be cut and sewn by trained staff under direct supervision, promising uniform quality, precision stitching, clean shops, and guaranteed reliability.
The notice promotes Russian and sailor style reefers for small boys aged 3 to 10 and Norfolk double breasted knee pants suits for boys aged 7 to 17.
O Monson and Co Ileald attend Omaha business and sale events. Odd Fellows plan 6th anniversary of international fellowship with all members and families invited. Local mentions include Dyspepsia remedy ads, Dr H J McBeth dentist, plows sharpened, and greetings from residents Henry Fillman Hallie Hutton Mrs G F Nelson. News from Galva weekly cites funeral of Swan Swanson in Illinois with relatives traveling from Stromsburg and Osceola.
Miss Merle Makeover of Stromsburg visited Osceola Friday as a guest of Miss Aliie Mills. The local notes mention Dr N Sellberg Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist from York Nebraska and various society whereabouts around town. multiple brief mentions include E L King returning from Lincoln after the legislature, and local merchants advertising seeds watches repairs and hay sales.
A local notice extols hail insurance from the Old Reliable St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co claiming unmatched reliability and crop protection against hail. The advertisement emphasizes the company’s steadfast reputation and its exclusive focus on hail coverage.
J L Heald and G F Nelson visited Stromsburg on business. Harry Beebe traveled to Lincoln for work. John Jarmin went to Clearwater to sell fruit trees. Mrs A T Runyan attended a Missionary meeting in Schuyler. Clyde Hayhurst offers farm and stock sale services. Mrs M W Stewart and Mrs C O Johnson visited Lincoln and Stromsburg. Keene Ludden Jr went to Surprise to help in a store.
L P Maynard born near La Harpe Illinois July 20 1839 grew up in pioneer farm life. Enlisted July 12 1861 in D Co 7 Iowa Infantry. Fought at Belmont Missouri suffered heavy losses and was wounded captured then exchanged. Died from injuries after a buggy run away. Local friends visit the family and remember old Beulah neighbors.
The First Presbyterian church plans a Sabbath program with Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. The theme is The Call Qualifications and Duties of an Elder. Newly elected elders will be ordained and installed after the sermon. Evening services follow at 7 30 p.m. with Job and his Wife as the subject. Rev G W Comer A M pastor invites all to attend.
Advertisement from Joe Gubser offering 30 to 69 head of horses and mules at his Osceola barn. He invites inspections for draft pairs drivers or single drivers and asks interested sellers to contact him by card or bringing animals in. phone listed as Nov 157.
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