13 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1899
Page
1
Osceola and nearby towns see dental visits by Romine Dental Co and Kunkel drugstore ads for paint wallpaper and oil. Notables include Miss Hartmann replacing Miss Estel at the hospital, H. Arnold visiting the State Capital, and J. Mickey's Lincoln trip. Community notices cover sales of seed wheat, musical instruments, a barber, and a charity gift.
Nebraska planters are offered a full line of nursery stock by Gregg's Nursery. The ad claims proven quality by asserting fruiting results and promises bed rock prices for the spring trade.
The notice covers spring millinery openings near the square and social events at the M E church and homes of local families. It reports a serious operation on Mrs. Cox and the ill state of her recovery, a 29th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. William Courtney, a surprise party for Miss Grayce Heald, and lists jurors for the May term of the District Court including Albert Johnson and John Nordstrom among others.
A note of gratitude speaks of Easter Lily sent by kind young friends to comfort a bed bound writer. The message recalls resurrection hope and a biblical comparison to the lilies that toil not, referencing Luke 12 27 and Solomon in all his glory.
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List of names of letters remaining uncalled for at Oscenla Nebraska post office for the week ending April 13 1899. Names include Will E Wilson C Spares Axel Johnson Quas Johnson Mike Henning Hesray H Caurigzu P M. Callers advised to say advertised when called.
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