Osceola Record Editorial Note
The Osceola Record presents its standard masthead noting editor R G Douglas and a yearly subscription of one dollar. This item records the paper's ongoing publication and pricing from the era.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
4
The Osceola Record presents its standard masthead noting editor R G Douglas and a yearly subscription of one dollar. This item records the paper's ongoing publication and pricing from the era.
Shelby notices Leslie Hanshew suffers appendicitis. Residents like Manis Roush, John Ballanger, J. W. Ballenger and many others travel to Lincoln and St Joe. Updates include health reports, homestead plans in Thomas Co and Surprise, farm land searches in South Dakota and Iowa, a New York Bloomers baseball game 4 to 1, and road district spending and U P R R sidewalk work.
Market items list Osceola wheat hogs butter eggs with no details. Republicans in the Eighteenth Senatorial District of Nebraska call counties Polk Merrick Nance and State to meet in Clarks on September 12 1906 at 2 PM to nominate a district senator and handle related business. Delegates should cast full votes with no proxies if possible.
Weather man has gone north to escape heat. Mrs. C. E. Bond and Mrs. Will Mitchner are reported quite sick. Found mile east and 2 miles north of Gresham. W. F. McCune and wife at home on Sunday August 12. George Ireland shelled corn most of last week. Wm. Wasp is building a new granary on Chas Dietch’s farm. W. J. Lanyon in York County is bringing lumber from Council Bluffs to build a horse barn 50 by 72 feet. Shock threshing finished and stock threshing will begin. Convention week and notes on Douglas’s Lincoln trip.
J D Edwards returned to resume work on Netsell building after a business trip to Columbus. First Baptist church hosted a social on the church lawn. A G Fleming left for Aurora for a few days visit. George W Nelson and Charles Powell visited St Anthony Idaho to see John Deering and family. Swan Larson and P A Norman went to Genoa to tend land interests. O Frost missed Union Pacific run due to illness. Fred Hultquist Otto Sealey and Ansel Nordstrom enjoyed their summer vacation touring York Khautauqua Aurora and Central City. Nettie McCarty went to Omaha to see her hospitalized brother. Logan Musgrove of Bankers Life was in the city last week. now in Lincoln. W H Myers wife and daughter spent the weekend at York chautauqua. Ida Phillips of Weston Neb visited friends in town.
Osceola Nebraska August 8 1906 county commissioners meet with all members present and review the county treasurer books then adjourn to August 9 1906. August 9 1906 board accepts sheriff fees for Q2 totaling 8975 and audits and pays listed claims. Territorial Pioneer Day details at state fair and notes on oldest Nebraskans.
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