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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
8
The Osceola Nebraska ad lists the law firm of Ck Hk ow Ck CR oh oO King Bittner & Campbell and promotes general practice with estates, titles, abstracts, insurance, real estate and collections. It adds safety plug cleaning advice from the College of Agriculture Lincoln and notes a lost gold knife at the Variety Store.
Osceola fair rules outline entry fees and deductions for harness races with five per cent from entrants and money winners. Board of County Commissioners records bid opening for concrete culverts, various county claims, and adjournment to September 4, 1916. Also includes Osceola Bank condition report, estate notice for Charlotte Johnson, and creditor notice with filing deadlines.
Classified note requests results for want ads in Monson Block area of Nebraska. Listing seeks respondents through local office for posting and follow ups.
This brief lists carbohydrate, protein and other nutrient figures for items including Tats, Potatoes, Butter, Salt codfish and Eggs. Values are presented as ratios or ranges, with some items showing notable variability across sources.
A white Iherson oat developed by the Nebraska State Experiment Station in Lincoln yields more than the yellow variety. Ten acres of the snow strain produced 85 bushels per acre this year. Winter wheat on the state farm averaged 45 bushels per acre, with some top strains at 55.
Notices explain closing dates for entries in horses cattle speed babies and runners at the State Fiat. Lincoln departmental entries due August 28 with later entries at State Fair grounds by August 31. Family size farms yield best profits with 200 to 250 acres and two workers.
Announcement for August 25 previews Ringling Brothers World’s Biggest Circus and Spectacle Cinderella with 1000 performers, 100 dancing girls, and a large European war inspired talent pool. Main tent program features 400 acrobats, trained animals, 60 clowns, and a three mile street parade the morning of show day in Lincoln.
An Osceola resident, Spencer Query, explains his kidney trouble linked to heavy farming work and how Dean's Kidney Pills provided relief. The notice also details a Polk County guardianship final report for Joseph N. Gubser with hearing set August 25, 1916, and discharge petition.
On Tuesday through Friday September 5 to 8 three harness and two running races are booked for each day. Some of the very best horses in the country will be there and the usual good racing program is assured.
Notice to creditors of the Mor ris C Stull estate in Poli County Nebraska, deadlines for filing claims March 8 1917 and for debts payment September 8 1917, hearings scheduled September 8 1916 December 8 1916 and March 8 1917 at 10 a m in the County Court Room. County Judge B K Ball seals the notice.
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