07 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
1
Local Osceola items include visits by Dr. Hart and Dr. Pheasant, family travels to Lincoln and Denver, and reports on school repairs. Advertisements promote croquet sets, croplines, paint, lumber, and a new feed grinder. The column lists who left for Beatrice, Denver, and Fort Collins with notes on church, gatherings, and a chicken theft concern.
During June July August and September Union Pacific will sell tickets from Conad Nebraska Penokie and Wakeney Kansas and points east to all points in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin at greatly reduced rates. Information on rates and sale dates available from A. T. Ronyan Agent.
Pianos and organs offered Aug 1 to 14 during Epworth Assembly. 100 pianos and 50 organs advertised with discounts of 4 and 3 off usual prices. Full 7 octave pianos described as fine finish at 123 dollars. Organs priced at 839 dollars. Instruments fully warranted with satisfaction guaranteed. Address W G Prescott & Co 114 and 302 South 12th St Lincoln Nebraska.
Lincoln hosts the Nebraska State Pair fair September 1 to 5 1902 with the aim to surpass every state in staple products. Promoters urge broad attendance urging families to attend and share in the holiday spectacle as a lasting memory.
Miss Bertha Timm visited her sister in Benedict on Sunday. Miss Freda Jacobson works for Mrs. John Nelson. Frank Walker drove to Silver Creek to escort his sister Alice who then rode the train to Clarks to visit relatives. Grace Stillwell stayed with Mr. and Mrs. D Jarmin. Mrs. Belle Miller of Lincoln spent a week with her parents in Byers and visited Mrs. Clark in Stromsburg. C Deland hosted friends from the city. Many plan a mid month fishing trip. E R Jarmie made a business trip to Shelby Tuesday evening.
Wayland residents and visitors from Osceola Giltner York and David City spent time with friends and relatives this week. Kingsoliver barn burned Monday night, horses saved, grain and harnesses destroyed.
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