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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
1
Local listing offers a six to nine room dwelling with brick and plastered interiors, barn, hen house, coal and cob outbuildings, a good well, fruit trees including apples cherries and peaches, fenced chicken yard, and ample hen parks. For details contact John G. Relodes and FLL Dunn in Osceola.
Sparse notice from Child Law Muste at 1600 Ohio St Omaha appeals for guardians for orphans and invites local residents to respond. The brief text indicates a response or pickup program with limited details and requests applicants to write with probable information and availability.
We offer Homeseeker's 25500 m any irrigated tracts laid out in small parcels and town lots at wholesale cost to club members, plus a service fee. Land bought this way costs about one third the ordinary price and may generate income with $10 monthly payments. Information available from Room 69, 906 Broadway, Oakland, California.
In the county, Elzie M. Bivens and Grace M. Fleming were married by Rev. L. M. Grigsby at the Methodist parsonage last Thursday evening. Bivens, a respected young farmer, will live on the Fleming farm with his bride in the county as they begin married life. The Record offers congratulations.
Polk county youths 16 or younger compete for best exhibit of 10 ears of corn of any variety or color at the next annual corn show. C B Knorr offers a Poland China gift and C A Curtis gifts a trio of Buff Plymouth Rock chickens for the next best entry. Entries close May 15 with notices to C B KneirPres or Wm Campbell Sec.
Center Fire Arbor Day urges planting trees to beautify Nebraska and honor a noble son. The piece blends civic sentiment with discussions of weather, crops, and community improvement, while also noting a satirical view of court business and a long educational policy resolution authored by Wilhelmina Rydberg.
200 acre pasture two miles west of Beulah accommodates 200 cattle this season at 50 cents per month. Also offers thoroughbred Hereford bull in pasture. Contact Geo. Dimick and Frank Newcomer for arrangements.
County eighth grade examinations will be given May 12 and 26 in the high school buildings of Stromsburg, Osceola and Shelby. The next teachers' examination will be given April 20 and 21. Friday exams will be in the county courtroom. Saturday exams at Osceola High School. Wilhelmina Kydberg County Supt.
Creditors must file claims by November 5, 1906 and debts paid by May 5, 1907. County Judge Henry H. Campbell will hear claims at the County Court on May 5 1906 August 4 1906 and November 5 1906 at 10 a.m. to examine hear and adjust all filed claims.
An advertisement from Kuhlman Co seeks men in every state to travel post signs advertise and leave samples. Pay is 75 dollars monthly plus 3 dollars per day for expenses. Dept S Atlas Block Chicago.
The 87 anniversary of the American Odd Fellows will be held at the I O O F Hall on April 26 1906 at 7 30 p m. All Odd Fellows and families and the Rebekahs and families are requested to attend. A good program will be provided. By Order of Com.
Victor E. Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson died in Fremont after a weeks long illness with pneumonia He neared his eighteenth birthday and longtime held promise He worked at J H A Scott store in this city Funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm from the Baptist Church with remains arriving tomorrow night.
E H Sorenson urges Osceola citizens and local business leaders to form a commercial club to address city welfare. He argues public good requires collective effort and that business interests should spearhead initiatives benefiting both the public and individuals.
In Polk County a thundering storm struck the home of Gus Zipfer nine miles southeast of here. Gus a bachelor, entertained guests when lightning struck the stove sending electric current up his legs and burning his clothing. John Zipper and Charlie Cotter were burned, with Cotter sustaining the most severe injuries. Cotzel was admitted to Columbus hospital in serious condition. The house itself was unharmed and only a strong shock was felt. Silver Creek Sand notes the odd freak of lightning.
Osceola Nebraska board proceedings from April 4 and 11 1906 record election results and terms for Emminger Hartman Ray and Pulver. They authorize certificates of election and approve waterworks and clerk claims. Rogers Bros. build display platform for windmill goods. local reputation noted.
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