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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
8
The Osceola Record lists H. H. Campbell with subscription rates of 81.00 per year in advance and 1.25 plus 3 cents postal charge for non subscribers. It shows entry at the Colca post office in Nebraska for second class mail.
Fresh pork found in H M Miller’s box addressed to the carrier. Nels Holm bought 300 bushels of corn from Ludvig Hull. Three of C C Walgreens children with scarlet fever are better. J P Nelson ill with grip. Social visits include Forss sisters and Helga Johnson, Sundberg and Gustafs at Sunday gatherings. Oats received from Alfred Forss. Families shared meals with Swanson and others.
Louis Scholtz builds a new granary and combs crib this week. N J Jenson Moody family leave for St Paul Tuesday morning. Oswald Horst sends wedding treats. Ledward Louis Hester move a house for Mr Meacham with traction engine. Will Hartman baby improving. Hank Mickey leaves duck industry. Scott Hartman family and grandma visit. John Jennings and Margaret Zinnacker travel from Columbus to visit relatives. E Howorth League social at Kas Timm's. Kirk Reel on sick list. Osceola Monk couple visit Valley. Mrs Clara Burke visits parents.
Townsfolk share meals with Sirs.tickel on the island and donate oats to the carrier’s horses on Route No. 3. Residents praise the white headed Osceola editor and note various visits, moves, and incidents including a successful incubator hatching 139 of 140 eggs and movements of homes and people around the area.
Logan Junior, a bright 4 year old sorrel colt weighing 800 pounds, will be shown at John Lisko’s valley farm on Mondays and Tuesdays, Joseph Zapla’s Island farm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and Peter Seberger’s on Fridays and Saturdays. Bred from Logan H Kiober and Lady May, insurance costs $10 to cover standing and suckling. Separate insurance forfeits if mare leaves neighborhood. terms note due care but no liability for accidents. Lisko SEBERGER props J J Lisko manager.
Good attendance at Sunday School reported. A Thursday party at John Houtz's was well attended and enjoyable. Lon Dowers returns to Wayland. Several residents, including Charley Hoffer, Sam Miller, Gus and John Kings, Oliver and Vernie Miller, spent Sunday at M. Hottfer's. Arbor day observations noted in nearby districts. Vic Newcomer observed in Wayland Friday. Carrie Hennings buys a new wheel. C Kings Oliver and wife visited Blue Ridge. John Barnes and family visit Wayland.
An advertisement by Radam's Microbe Killer Co promotes a free book and directs readers to acquire the product at 169 S Canal St Chicago or through GT Ray & Co exclusive agents.
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