24 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
1
Osceola column reports Poultry netting at F L Duan s and Sharp discount food ads. Geo Rasmussen travels to Omaha on business. Community notices include church gatherings, arrivals, marriages plans, school events, weather woes, and local trades from Osceola and nearby towns.
Osceola locals discuss vacant houses in demand and a planned saloon with a 2000 license as Wm Stokes pursues the position. Reports mention visits by Roy Sipherd B. Mickey Edith Forrestall and Mrs Dr Hotchkiss, community gatherings from Ladies Aid and Odd Fellows, and a soda fountain party hosted by Ray & Co.
Program for a May 3 19u2 session of the Teachers' Association in Osce Ja Court Room includes morning and afternoon programs with addresses by Miss Lettie Saunder Na Inness and Wm K Fowler. The notice urges all teachers and school board members to attend and bring others.
A small note from Osceola Nebraska urges careful use of outer flour while baking. The message, likely a local ad, references City Mruus in Osceola and appeals to women to handle flour with care.
The verse muses on luck and fate, noting fever and misfortune while reflecting that things could be worse. The speaker laments climate, swindles, and luck's limits, ending with a wry wish on a distant planet.
G W Gregg announces a ready-to-deliver range of fruit, flower, and ornamental trees. Located a mile south of the depot in Uscedis Noor, the vendor invites orders for all tree types.
A fragmented report notes flour market activity in a Nevada city with references to a rebarned sale and local business shifts. Unclear spellings suggest the piece discusses price ratios and distribution changes in CITY DLILLS, Usceota, Nev.
Carpenters started work on Alex Mustard's new house last week. Revival meetings ongoing at Beulah Church. Frank Cole and wife from Osceola visited M F Bates and family. Stray mad dog frightened several dogs last Friday. Bates plans to shell 20 loads of corn. A stranger's car spooked Mr Campbell's horse near the Powers District school. Fred Johnson and wife from near Osceola visited Chas Parkis family Sunday.
An opening seeks a reliable man to manage a branch office to be opened in the vicinity. Applicants should provide good references when writing.
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