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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
4
Auction sale of buggies and machinery scheduled for Saturday afternoon April 9 conducted by H. B. Russ. New items include Velie John Deere and Rock Island buggies and carriages. The notice lists loaned equipment available for purchase at the sale venue.
The Shelby column lists crop prices Wheat 91 Corn 46 Oats 32 Hogs 8.00 and reports a flurry of local visits and events. Folks travel to Osceola Lincoln Omaha Columbus and Grand Island for sales banking and socializing while high school baseball beats Clarks 9 5 and prep for Rising City. Socials include a tribe closing day picnic May 3 and spring shaves at Uncle Bill Hanshew as wind and dust hamper court sessions.
Hackberry residents recount Sunday visits and meals with friends including Seth Johnson and Frank Millers. Assessor Frank Osterreicher dined with Russ Rosenberry. others shelled corn, tended horses, and a buggy incident with a rooster sparked curiosity. A religious society program outlines a May 1 service with music, readings, and missions talk. Advertisements promote Herefords and horse pasture offerings near Osceola and Beulah.
Local notes report Miss Mollie Bernt sewing for Mrs. Joel Nitch and Miss Mattie Heins visiting pupils before a Friday school program with ice cream. A funeral for Lena Sidel follows an appendicitis operation. A humorous tale recounts Carl Albers’s failing secondhand auto mishaps near Duncan City and Art Bittner’s yard. Mention of State Fair hogs led by George A. Leonard. ads promote Milwaukee and McCormick harvesting gear. Court notice outlines estate claims for James W. Snider with filing deadlines in 1910–11.
Arbor Day activities faced a chilly reception as frost remained near the tree line, delaying planting efforts and complicating outdoor ceremonies. Local volunteers and organizers warned of continued freezing conditions statewide into the weekend.
Shallenberger notes a serious difference with Dahlman over liquor legislation and urges brethren to dwell in harmony. He claims the little giant has dropped out of the democratic senatorial race and retires, avoiding wasted worry and expense. Other democratic candidates may profit by his example.
The piece argues tariff talk and political rhetoric resemble past critiques of the McKinley law. It notes that opponents’ objections ring hollow, as partisan framing often ignores factual impact.
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