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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
4
The Big Store showcases a Hivery section filled with the finest collection of handsome practical gifts at economical prices. Prices are rarely higher than before, with this shop presenting the most advantageous Christmas shopping option.
Buying a gift a day is the new Christmas spirit and sensible. Our salespeople offer their best attention now as stocks are complete and aisles are clear making shopping a great delight.
Meuseen's advertises a broad fur inventory praised for reliability. The J Store offers snarfs, muffs, and a variety of fox, mink, otter and opossum furs including German Red Fox and Japanese Mink, promoted as ideal gifts and valued for years.
Ad touts winter savings with new goods from St Louis Jobber's and Manufacture's sale. Describes first class items offered at very low prices and invites customers to come see the bargains.
Fremont Tribune reports Dr. Simon Flexner and colleagues have isolated the germ of infantile paralysis, shown alive under a microscope and able to be kept outside the body. The work shifts transmission theory from stable flies to human carriers, suggesting possible protection or vaccines in the future.
Peter J. Jones files a quiet title petition in Polk County Nebraska to confirm ownership of Lot 12 Block 2 Smiths Fourth Addition Osceola and bar all claims by Clarence H Williams Theodore H Williams and unknown heirs. Defendants must answer by December 21, 1914.
Notice to creditors of the estate of John M. Herrmann deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Claims must be presented by May 5 1915 and debts paid by November 4 1915. Sessions to receive examine hear and adjust claims will occur December 4 1914 February 4 1915 and May 5 1915 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room Osceola. Henry II Campbell County Judge.
Cattle receipts 6,400 head with Ranzesbe steers in demand and steady prices. Corn-fed cattle weak to lower. cows and heifers slow and weaker. Feeders steady. new government rule allows outside packers to buy western Iowa cattle for immediate slaughter while feeder shipments from the region remain restricted. Sheep and lambs totaled 20,060 with lambs showing a 2 to 3 range slump. feeder offerings steady. Prices across cattle, sheep and lambs largely reflect mixed demand and recent market dynamics.
The petition filed November 6 1914 by David Sixberry in Polk County Nebraska seeks to cancel a deed to Truman Sixberry dated August 6 1914 and quiet title to the West Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 24 Township 16 North Range 1 West. Defendants Alonzo Sixberry Leonard Sixberry Cyrus Sxhe Corbett August Brechaes Riskner Rena Riehne Minnie Boil Maud Pratt must answer by December 21 1914. The firm SReader Lightcus treet represents the plaintiff.
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