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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement contrasts two methods of making children's clothing. It promotes XTRAGOOD as made in house by trained workers under direct supervision, promising higher quality, precise stitching, and reliability. Norfolk double breasted knee pants suits for boys 7 to 17 are highlighted.
A damaged fragment describes a local sale and town property with mentions of a home visit, parents, a physician, a Presbyterian figure, and Hackberry area. Details are unclear but indicate a sale action and associated local figures.
Local ads note Dorsey Bros. stocking a full car of wire and nails. Dr. H J McBeth and other professionals list offices and services. Various notices include farm sales, seed potatoes, and temperate health tonics sold locally. Community updates cover travel, illness, and local trades.
The Old Reliable St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company promotes hail insurance for crops. The firm claims no other insurer offers more dependable coverage for hail damage.
J L Heald reports Green's Nebraska Indian baseball team, all native Sioux and Apache performers, will face the YMCA squad in Stromsburg on Thursday April 25 drawing a large crowd. A two year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Sipherd, died today in South Omaha from diphtheria. Claus Johnson bought four plow gangs to pull his traction engine and cultivate the west side. he guarantees eight furrows per turning and offers to plow any remaining land in steen rounds.
Deputy State Superintendent Bishop of Lincoln will address the Boy's Agricultural Club on Wednesday afternoon April 24 1907 at two o'clock in the County Court room. Seed corn will be distributed to entrants for next fall's contest and planting and care instructions given. Eligible are boys who attended school in 1907. Seed corn available by writing to the club president or county clubs manager with name address age and district number.
JOE GUBSER advertises availability of 30 to 60 head of horses and mules for draft work or drivers. Offers to show animals and invites inquiries by card or visit. Phone number 157 listed for contact.
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