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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
4
Osceola visited Clark in a tightly contested Western league clash losing 14 12 due to miscues and weak pitching. Miller was absent hurting Osceola’s mound effort while Clarks capitalized on timely hits and errors to secure the win.
G. T. Ray has installed a complete line of Victorolas with his piano business. The move expands offerings to include records and supplies for the same, broadening music merchandise available to customers.
Percheron stallion Alpin Paré bred stands this season at George Kidder's home located 3 miles east and 2 miles south of Osceola, and 3 miles west and 3 south of Shelby.
C Brown offers setting of 15 eggs at 50 cents each. Incubator available for 3.00 dollars. Contact P. C. Phone Pink 664, 322 Mrs. R. H. McBeth.
A local trader advertises a full line of flour and feed including chick feed oil cake and alfalfa meal. A car of feed and flour will be on the track this week inviting customers to inquire about prices for 500 lb lots. H. G. Dickinson.
Four Holden ideal seed corn testers offered at cost along with 100 National steel posts. Forty bushels of seed corn priced at $1.50 per bushel. O M Lundstrom.
A non resident client offers a 160 acre farm six miles from Osceola and six miles from Shelby. Terms and price are favorable at ten dollars per acre below value. Must be sold within 30 days.
Joe Gubser advertises 75 head of horses and mules weighing 1100 to 1800 pounds available for spring work. Buyers may purchase individual animals or matched teams and are invited to inspect at the Osceola barn.
Four head of good sound work horses offered by R C Gregg of Osceola route 4. Three are five years old and one six years old, weighing between 1200 and 1500 pounds. Phone 543 Pink.
Horsemen advertise a shoging shop at Dr Obrg s veterinary barn offering foot disease treatment, shoeing at 50c per shoe, resetting, and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Also prepared to sharpen plows hoes and cultivators. bring work before spring season opens.
In Osceola and vicinity this season workmen are busy with multiple projects. W H Clark begins a new residence on a vacant corner lot, Frank Shelmadine lays cement walks for several properties, and EB King J Heald and others plan curbs and sidewalks. The First National Bank adds a full basement storage area and excavation by W B Michener. Gylling garage gets brick veneer and new floor. Wm Welch adds cement curbing and improvements. County cement crew led by E J Howland operates with the Pullman palace car for a mobile, well equipped team.
Albert Benson of Polk visited the city Saturday. G. T. Ray advertised guaranteed hot water bottles and Fountain syringes. Mrs. George Rummell and Mrs. F. L. Rummell stayed with Ollie Rummell in Stromsburg. George Starless of Polk and A. G. Carlson of Stromsburg attended county court on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Treadway visited their son Ben Treadway in Polk. Victrola promotion at G. T. Ray. Win. Maxwell and Charlotte of Beatrice visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson. Cement work offered by Frank Shermadine. Vic's Cafe to open soft drinks and lunches. Dewey Shaw quips about Saunders County paper. Union Pacific steel gang advances track upgrades near the local yards. April 10, 1913, Commander-in-Chief commends Company K, 4th Infantry NNG for tornado relief in Omaha. Governor John H. Morehead thanks officers and men for service and courtesy.
United Doctors announce specialists will be at the Koehler Hotel for a one week stint from May 5 to May 10. Hours run from 10 A M to 8 P M. The physicians boast remarkable success in treating chronic diseases.
The United Doctors advertise free consultation and examination for deformities and chronic diseases in all ages. They claim high success, no surgery, and request that treated patients report results to friends. The offer is limited to one week with conditions for married women and minors.
An official Chinese government appeal urges churches in China to set April 27 as a day of prayer for a wise solution to the nation's crises. The request was broadcast to governors and officials and sent to mission leaders, drawing praise from mission circles as a historic first for a non Christian nation.
William Jennings Burley, born August 22 1896 in Osceola Nebraska, died April 13 1913 in Seattle Washington at age 16 years 7 months 21 days. He was the second son of I W and Minnie Burley and left behind his parents two brothers three sisters one uncle and aunt and several cousins in Polk County.
Miss Vida Olson, attending Stromsburg school, spent Sunday at her home near the city. Hog buyers advised to call Jim Farris for prices before selling. Also listed is a 5-year-old horse for sale, around 1450 pounds, under Chas. Stewart with IND phone 542 white.
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