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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
5
Qur Fall shipments are arriving and we must make way for these arrivals at once. Stocks will be larger than ever before and require more room. We are offering very low prices on many new and popular goods that have been in the store a short time. A big line of short lengths and odd lots accumulated during the past months will be disposed of at prices designed to move quickly.
An early 20th century notice promotes free copies for readers and supporters. It promises free issues for those who act quickly and notes the date January 1, 1906 as a reference point. The ad hints at a broader campaign and urges readers to participate without cost.
Market report covers varied goods and services from livestock hides prices to hay sales, farm equipment, and local trades. The item lists recent visits, weddings, travel notes, farm notices, and upcoming events in Osceola and surrounding areas.
I will not be responsible for persons trusted on my account from this date Stephen Leatherbury.
Gust A. Peterson offers new clover and timothy hay. Available in stacks or by the boards from the Osceola depot.
430 acre ranch 200 acres first class farm land 230 acres pasture and hay land improvements include house granary crib hay shed stock barn windmill tanks all in as good as new condition price 35 per acre inquire Wm Ingalls Shelby Nebraska 10 miles from Shelby Also a 220 acre farm for rent 166 acres first class land balance pasture and hay land two windmills five wells large barn and house Renters only inquire Beebe Johnostun
Mrs. Charles Allison died at her home three miles west of town after a six to seven month illness. Funeral at the home with interment at Stromsburg conducted by Rev. Johnson of Stromsburg and Rev. Johnson of Osceola. J. W. James of Benedict died at his home in Benedict after a long illness. He was longtime cashier of Park Bank at Stromsburg during the Haskell era and co founded a grain partnership with his brother E. S. James. The Masonic lodge at Stromsburg oversaw the funeral. interment was at Benedict Cemetery. The tribute notes his courage, kindness, and enduring memorial in friends and community.
A week of town events features Helen Lawrence Turner soprano, Star Ladies Quartet, Burg Male Quartet, Martha Dayton violinist, and Stromsburg orchestra. Athletic day, commercial club day with talks by G W Wattles, fireworks, evangelistic services led by J R Beard, and dedication day with sermons and music. Six tabernacle entertainments seat 1500 to 1800. season tickets 50c adults, 35c children, late price 75c and 50c. single admission 20c and 10c. tickets at Kunkel and Rays.
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