14 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
1
Short, rough item cites Gest four Red River Valley potatoes at Oberge and Johnson's store. Mentions Dust, a car bag of Welle John Deere and Rock Island buggies. BB Russ. M. W. Steart returns Friday night from Clearwater Nebraska. Mrs. George McBride visits Shelby relatives Saturday.
The article reviews Lincoln and Osceola efforts toward the state capital, noting Lincoln’s dry policy wins by about 100 votes in a 9,000+ total. It reflects on politicians from Kearney to Grand Island pushing for capital shifts and jokes about life in Lincoln if Jim becomes governor.
Mrs T W Blake visited Shelby friends Saturday. Howard Fleming traveled to Omaha on business via Central City Monday evening. Rev A A Randall went to York Monday for the district Methodist conference. F D Rasmussen, staying with Ole Christenson, left for Mitchell for a government store position. Work on the new post office progresses rapidly with an imposing structure emerging despite winter delays. Mr Snider pushes the project to finish, promising improved service and a grand office once complete.
Mrs. Robt. McBeth offers thoroughbred Brown Leghorn eggs for setting. Phone P. C. Pink 664.
Hol Wagner Osceola advertises three 2 year old colts coming for sale. Farm near the valley offers hay baled or lease options. Location described as three quarters of a mile west of No 5 school house or 1.75 miles west and 0.5 mile north of German march. Osceola Route 2 phone Silver Creek. I 274. F J Carson.
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