22 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
1
A long rambling column recalls a series of quirky town characters and a goat swap rumor. Myron Brown joins the lively group with jokes and patrols as Rudolph pursues goats, harnesses, and a goat wagon amid street chatter and daily chores.
A column arguing boosters should rely on concrete facts over loud talk. It urges honest, factual promotion to boost Osceola's business, warning against overblown claims and repeated, weak stories. Genuine local sellers keep to the facts and engage new residents with steady effort.
The northwest corner bungalow of I B LeMar nears completion in a city of nice homes. Measuring 26 by 28 with modern equipment, work began around Thanksgiving and advanced through winter despite severe weather. LeMar, a carpenter, did most of the work himself and tailored the home to the Record’s standards.
Chas B Hansen offers all seed varieties for sale. Descriptive line notes seeds and varieties available.
The M. E. Church presents Sunday program topics including Morning Christ In Redemption and the evening sermon titled The Anchored Vessel.
A marriage license was granted Tuesday by Tudke to partners from Polk County. Wagoner 22, Rest igee 17 are listed as the parties.
Used car listings include a 1911 Rev 4 cylinder touring car for 250 dollars a 40 Overland five passenger touring car for 225 dollars a Velie 30 touring car five passenger with Mohair top in fine shape A Model N Runabout with new tires and coil box 100 dollars a Jackson touring car 175 dollars a Merkel twin cylinder motorcycle 175 dollars and a 1914 Indian twin motorcycle 175 dollars Also several Ford touring cars All items subject to prior sale and offered by Byström Imp. Co.
The piece discusses Roosevelt being sued by Bill Barnes of New York for harming his reputation by accusing him of crooked politics and business. It notes a prior case over Rocky Mountain Tea and implies Barnes seeks to clear his name rather than large damages. It reflects on politics as a risky, scorched-earth arena.
New railroads and town sites open in Thief River Valley with rich soil and clay subsoil. Lands offer cheap, easy terms for homeseekers and investors, with maps printed and farms available for exchange. Thief River Falls, Minnesota.
Baled hay for sale in good condition kept at James Ward farm on Valley 244 miles west of German Church. Contact Wesley Ward, Osceola, It. 2, Box 89.
For sale a black horse about eight years old and weighing 1100 pounds. He is well broke and gentle. Contact Hollis Dolan for details.
War on wire fence cited in an alfalfa pasture notice. George Dechert of Rising City Nebraska appears in the text with the report date 47 1.
Directory entry for Herman Timm with office in Monson Building Shelby listing Mon Tue Wed Thu and Friday Saturday consultation and spinal analysis in Osceola with Wednesday and Friday sessions described.
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