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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented text blends wartime chatter with market notes and horse ads. References to stress bells and peace talk mix with a market report and sale offers for a carpet loom, rug machinery, a cvimaker, and Maltese horses.
R G Douglas captain of Company K 4th Infantry Nebraska National Guard directs readiness for immediate mobilization and seeks sixty recruits. Enlistment open to members and others desiring active service. report at Osceola headquarters. Recruits accepted for active service only if chosen.
FORD AUTO FOR SALE This car is one of the most substantial models Ford ever built. It is in first class condition and recently overhauled. Complete with top windshield Prestolite tank tool and tire kits. One new rear casing has been placed on the car another new rear casing goes with car. Front tires in fair condition. Auto shed for this car also for sale. Amply large for one car. Good substantial frame sheeted with galvanized corrugated iron. Almost new. Can be moved easily. Mrs. M. B. Morse Osceola.
Notice to water consumers says the standpipe will be emptied Tuesday for cleaning and flushing the mains. J. A. Albin, Mayor.
On account of continued health I offer my city residence property for sale. Three lots and a house with five rooms, a good cistern and well, barn, cob house and new hen coop, plus fruit. Location one block south of the new school house. See Chas Burkhart.
Mrs A M Marriott visited David City last Friday while Mrs C A Bond and daughter were York visitors Wednesday. Numerous residents traveled to nearby towns for visits, weddings, or society meetings. Henry Walford underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering, while other community members attended church events and local gatherings. Funeral services were held for Nels Peterson, and a quiet wedding occurred at the German Lutheran church in Gresham.
Fragmentary OCR notes show mentions of a Lutheran church with forenoon and evening services in English and German. References to LD L meeting at a 23 chy and Mr. and Mrs. Walg appear with Thursday evening indications, but many words are garbled.
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