Local notes from Osceola reach for Lincoln and fairs
Osceola items report travelers to Omaha Lincoln and York on family business and official duties. Local visitors attend Epworth assembly while others plan trips to Lincoln for the state fair and a church service. Prices for hay reports and a locally advertised bicycle highlight town commerce amid weather updates and race cancellations at Friend.
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Eunice Foy
Lincoln
Epworth
F. L. Dann's
Osceola News Briefs Roundup of Local Happenings
Local notes report buggy tires sold for 1.50 by C G Gylling and a birth to Mr. and Mrs I Chantry. Sheriff Naquiat rode with Omaha passengers. Osceola town updates include visits, road weather, and deluges. Community events cover a dentist arrival, two travel parties, and a bicycle habit story. A barn fire at Pat Powers’s farm caused major loss with insurance noted.
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C. D. Stoner
Clear Creek
Pat Powers
Ball School
Polk County
Farmer’s Mutual
Local Notes and Ads From Osceola Area
A collage of sales notices and personal updates. Mil ls B ros wood and Iron Work advertises gear. Rev Scott attends Lincoln Assembly. F L Dunn promotes furniture. used piano offered cheap. wagon for milk haul. several residents travel to Geneva and Gaesburg. closing out screen doors and frames for sale. local doctor to visit Aug 27 at Pratt's hotel. Grandma Strang returns from New York. county attorney Beebe highlights visits. Fred Rasmussen injured by glass accident. local bakers expand pastry offerings.
Cosmopolitan World Fair Number Aims for Record Appeal
The Cosmopolitan plans a World’s Fair issue with famed contributors and 100 photographs to capture the Expo. It recalls the 10 cent edition sold at a dollar during the Chicago fair, with some copies reaching five dollars, and promises a Pan American Exhibition Number surpassing prior success.
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Cosmopolitan
Osceola Scene Notes Visits And Illnesses
Irene Morse visited Waterloo to see grandparents. L Howland remained ill since last Friday but is improving after a dangerous period. Osceola Eastern Star chapter hosted guests for a Blue Street pickpicking event. Mr and Mrs M C Stull of Lincoln arrived in Osceola to visit children in Valley pracincet and Polk County friends while Stull recovers from a long illness lingering last fall.
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George
Glen Coon
Ed Danielson
Don Geesaman
Bert Ray
H. W. Hops
Osceola
A. Campbell
Hops
L. Howland
The
Eastern Star
M. C. Stull
Lincoln
Valley Pracincet
Polk County
Mr. Stull
Polk County Teachers Institute Opens At Osceola
The Polk County Teacher’s Institute for 1901 will meet in the Osceola high school Aug 19 to 24. All county teachers must attend the full session for enrollment, with a fifty cent fee. material lists obscure. Professors Collins Kern Ferguson lead the instruction with music, and a spelling contest on Aug 22 selects two county spellers for a state contest.
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W. M Kern
West
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Teachers’ Association
Nebraska
Lioco’n Nanes
Auctioneer Promises Carriage Deals For Bargain Buyers
A local dealer touts steeply discounted wheeled vehicles offering top buggies from 45 dollars and spring wagons at 55 dollars in a bargain sale led by F. L. Dunn.
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F. L. Dunn
Osceola Republicans to elect delegates Friday
Osceola precinct will hold a Republican caucus at the Court House on Friday afternoon August 28 to elect delegates to the County Convention at 4 30 P M The Republican committee G W Gregg and O E Mickey urge all Republicans to attend.
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Court House
G. W. Gregg
O. E. Mickey
Tabernacle Meeting at Fair View Church in Platte
Rev D M Rickett of Fair View Church Platte precinct announces a Tabernacle Meeting from August 10 to 18 with two Sundays of services. A Lincoln preacher will assist, water and tents are available, and the event aims for an old fashioned Methodist camp meeting near home with all invited to attend and support the cause.
Teval 78 Election Notice
A county central committee chair endorses a Friday event at address 23rd 1904. J P Sutth signs as chairman.
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J P. Sutth
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