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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1916

Page

5

Death of Mrs Gus Hadwigger on Island

Mrs Hadwigger died at her Island home after a brief illness following the birth of a daughter on Friday. Funeral planned at the Catholic church in Columbus on Saturday. She was the daughter of Rosa Gerhold and wife of M.3 Hadwigger, leaving two children, her mother, two sisters, and four brothers.

Gus Hadwigger Columbus Hadwigger Rosa Gerhold Rosa Bertha Madeline Emma Anna Frank William Alfred George Mrs. Hadwigger

Rural notices and political pitch urge voters in region

The fragment lists cattle pasture offerings and farm equipment vendors such as C. G. Timm hog troughs and a Barber's fuel price. It notes multiple OMAHA trips by local residents with cattle hogs and goats, pasture capacity for 50 head, and land sale details. It ends urging Republican voters to back H. Halderson for Attorney General on a platform of strict prohibition enforcement.

H. Halderson Madison County Mr. Halderson Mark

Polk County Sunday School Convention Highlights

President W F Crozier led one of the best Polk County Sunday School conventions with mayoral welcome by E C Nordlund and remarks from Rev C M Reed Osceola J F Duncan on the value of Sunday School training. Attendees heard lectures on primary work and personal workers, listened to music by local choirs and orchestras, and discussed church outreach and dry election priorities.

W. F. Crozier Polk County E. C. Nordlund Hev. C. M. Reed Osceola J. F. Duncan Chel! Crozier J. O. Backlund C. B. Frazier Robert Lunner Margaret Ellen Brown Lincoln Japan The Free Church Brown Free Mission Orchestra J. W. Custer Methodist Church Nelson Free Mission Church Géo. Johnson First Baptist Church Myrtle A. Baker Custer F. A. Swanson IF. B. Heald

Community Notices From Stromsburg and Nearby

Local residents travel to Omaha Lincoln and beyond for visits and family events. Several neighbors plan extended trips east while others host and visit kin in Stromsburg Osceola and York. A Daughters of the American Revolution meeting and California Trail monument ceremony were scheduled for June 6 with a program committee named.

Community Notes and Events From Local Bank Closures to Seaside Stage

Local notices report two banks to close on Arbor Day April 22. Passenger Mrs C Ki Hansen travels to Omaha today. Henry Herrmann sells cattle and cats. Shoes on sale for 3.50. John Barleycorn at the Gem April 14 15 with 5 and 10 cent admission. Mrs W Lane returns to Lincoln after visiting Mrs Bonar. Hanson and Chenoweth travel to Lincoln for Masonic lodge. Big mixed picture show with music at Auditorium Saturday night 5 and 10 cents. Norbert Laska and Thyra Olson listed in Polk County. Market prices for oats hogs butter included.

C. Ki. Hansen Omaha Henry Herrmann Swan O. Eklund North Side John Barley WV. C. Lane Lincoln Tone Bonar Hanson J. F. Chenoweth Masonic Lodge John Barleycorn Geri Téth Loth

Local residents and visitors noted in Osceola area

A series of short notes lists John Sjoblom, Geo Curtis, C G C McCune, George Harless, J E Bowman and others visiting Osceola Central City and Benedict for business and social reasons. Entries include Omaha and Lincoln trips, funeral attendances, and local family news such as births and visits.

Local Notes and Visits Include Repairs and Travel

Weeks stay at Pieasanton where he has been adding repairs to its farm. Miss Elnora Person returned to Stromsburg Friday after a few days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs P Person. J Johnson returned last night from Valparaiso where he attended a meeting of the road officers of the new highway. Mrs T A Lindburg went to Lin zeln Friday to see her sister Miss Ona Jennings who recently underwent an operation. Frank Gribar wife and children returned to their home in Omaha Sunday after a few days visit in the Walter Green home. Bert Cummings is giving the interior of Crow's drug store a fresh coat of paint which brightens up the earners in a tasteful manner. Joshua Cox and family of York G C Hougaton and wife of Hampton Messrs Lloyd and Howard Tyler of Piano Ill were Sunday guests of R S Cox and wife, Mrs I E Ruvaviet went to Lid soln today to see her husband who was been taking treatment at Cracn Gables sanitarium. He is reported getting along well. Mrs Runauist was accompanied by Mrs Harry Carlson. Both banks will dezs. Arbon Day April 22 Ole Gustafson has a new Six of Six teen Mitchell hought of finecy Bros from Omaha where he had been mar- John Barleycorn will held you in the iron grip of interest Gem Friday and Saturday April 14 and 15 Admission 6th and 10 cents. Wanted Heer tes is pasture at my Place south of Clarks at the end of the long bridge $5.00 per head for season Mark Lamb Clarks Nebr Route 3 198t.

Geo Garber Arthur Nordberg Francis Omaha Nebr Ind A. F. Nuquist Osceola Nuquist D. A. Rh Granese Hordville Nicholson California Trail Pieasanton Elnora Person Stromsburg P. Person Vom Walter Green Bert Cummings Crow's Drug Store Joshua Cox Familly York G. C. Hougaton Hampton Messrs Lloyd Howard Tyler Cox I. FE. Ruvaviet Lidsoln Cracn Gables Sanitarium Runauist Harry Carlson

Local Social Notes From Osceola and Nearby Towns

Lew Weecoat made a business trip to Osceola Tuesday. Mrs Younger on sick list is improving. W A Wascoat and wife visited their son Fred Sunday. Russell and Anna Mace spent Sunday with their parents in Osceola. Adam Buchta entertained George Mace as a guest Sunday. George Finney had a horse injure itself last week. Everett Headley and Will Stumpf were seen Sunday morning. Mrs Herman Helinemeyer guests at Hugo DeBere home Monday. Children in Willets neighborhood ill with measles and whooping cough. Clyde Mustard and Mildred Brittain visited Clyde’s parents northeast of Clarks Sunday. Will Heitzman and Harry Powers and wives and Vera Beckmeyer visited Heitzman home Sunday. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Meacham last Thursday. next meeting at Mrs Gers Finecy’s home.

Lew Weecoat Osceola Younger W. A. Wascoat Hely Fred Russell Anna Mace Adam Buchta George Mace George Finney Everett Headley Will Stumpf Herman Helinemeyer Hugo DeBere Willets Clyde Mustard Mildred Brittain Clarks Will Heitzman Herry Powers Vera Beckmeyer Heitzman Ladies Aid

Osceola Attorney Ad for General Law Services

Osceola Nebraska attorney firm Heoomtate King Bittner Campbell advertises general law practice. Services include abstracts insurance real estate loans and collections with special attention to settlement of estates and examination of titles.

King, Bittner & Campbell Attorneys-At Osceola Nebrasea

Seeds For Sale Garden and Grass Seeds Ad

Seed seller Charles J. Iisnsen offers fine red clover alsyke timothy and assorted garden seeds for sale with contact at 744t.

Charles J. Iisnsen

Douglas Declares Republican Candidacy for Representative

ROLCRT G. DOUGLAS announces he will seek the Republican nomination for representative from this district subject to the Republican primary voters' decision.

Rolcrt G. Douglas

Rexall Tooth Paste Offer Includes Free WEES Tooth Brush

A Rexall promotion offers a free WEES Tooth Brush with purchases of Rexall Tooth Paste and other items. The deal highlights a bundled incentive aimed at boosting sales and dental care product uptake.

Criterion Rexall

York man runs as nonpartisan for Fifth Judicial District judgeship

Judge M. M. Wildman of York announces his nonpartisan bid for the Fifth Judicial District seat in Nebraska. A Illinois native and long-time lawyer, he has served as County Judge of York for six years and as City and County Attorney, with twenty one years of practice. He urges judges to be free of political entanglements and favorites and to uphold justice over rigid precedent. Primary on April 1.

M. M. Wildman York Fifth Nebraska Illinois Bis Wifs Amd Michigan University York County Frimary

Druggist Endorses Rexall Orderlies For Family Health

W. M. Federmann of Kansas City, a leading druggist, defends his conviction that a druggist’s duty is to customers’ health. He urges Rexall Orderlies as a safe, inexpensive laxative kept at home, noting its candy tablet form appeals to all ages and pays dividends in health.

W. M. Federmann Kansas City Rexall

Dr Baird colt sale at Herrmann farm in 1816

Lewis Herrmann advertises the sale of a celebrated incl Dr Baird foal at his farm three miles east and one and a half miles north of Gl oeola, two miles west of Shelby, with a $12.60 insurance to cover the colt's standing and suckling. No liability for accidents.

Dr. Baird Oeola Shelby

Stallion and Jack Available for Service at Farm

J G Rosdahl offers a stallion and a jack for breeding on his farm two miles east and three miles south of Cseccola. Prices set at 10 and 15 dollars respectively with free service if no cost is required.

Cseccola

Weighty Percheron Stallion Jou Jou to Stallion Season 1916

Imported Percheron Jou Jou, formerly Clyde Hayhurst’s, to stand at stud in 1916. Schedule: Wed Thu Fri Sat at Hayhurst’s Shelby barn. other days at Chas McBeth farm 20 miles west of Shelby. Fee: 20 dollars to insure offspring. manager Blanager. Sterkes’ Lotidicous Jack, 980 pounds, 15 hands, also advertised to stand with season 1916 at Hayhurst’s Shelby barn and 20 miles west of Shelby. fee 12.50 to insure colts.

Clyde Hayhurst Shelby Chas Sterkes Clyde Uaykhurst Chas. McBeth

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Gus. Hadwigger Barber's Clark Montana C. G. Timm Orr Wil Johnson Albert J. Anderson Ned Jas. I Mickey Ads ‘Fannid S Krumbach Joe Hanks Ed Strack Farm L. M. Shaw Joe Scholz Ambrose Gabriel Platte County Stability and Service Osceola Bank Depositors Guaranty Fund State of Star Brand Ebo W. O. Johnson Co Sunday School Crozier W. H. Kimberly Norbert Laska Schlastyka Laska Markets Today Carl Erif Peele Omahe Thyra Marie Olson Pemenereeee Reteset Osovens Polk John Sjoblom Geo. Curtis Central City Mondus C. GC. McCune Central City George Harless Palmer J. E. Bowman N. S. Charles Neptune Benedict I. T. Samuelson D. H. Westfall Putman Parker Aker Harvard Cecil Lindburg Holden Roy Ludden W. ZE. Johnson Raymond Bottum Sindy Cegpen Gem & Two Cat As Nhe Ee Nee Meee Fang Oygarvena Wooltex Gke Yaenutes Arbon Ole Gustafson Mitchell, Hought Finecy Bros Mar Heer Tes Long Bridge Mark Lamb Beulah Alsoe Resall United States Canada Great Britian Barber’s Pharmacy Rexall Store Barber’s Reaall J. G. Rosdahl C. McBeth, Blanager Sterling
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