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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
1
The terse record notes a creditors notice for the estate of J presented in Polk County. Court action occurred in 1906 and 1907 with a hearing date set for December 8, 1906 at 1:00 p.m. before Campbell County Judge Bay Coal.
The piece blends reflections on Irish and Scotch heritage with Polk County ancestors and a Thanksgiving hunt tale. It mentions Andrew Jackson and famous homeland figures, urging pride in roots, and recounts mischief of blank cartridges spoiling a west side hunt.
A cryptic note references preference prescriptions filled at Cure with stray letters suggesting a puzzle or coded message. No clear names dates or locations are readable to identify a full event or outcome.
A critical column denounces a northern city’s invitation to United States Senator Tillman, labeling the event a spread of hateful rhetoric. The piece mocks the speaker, warns of police protection, and urges civic progress through electric rail and railroad bonds while praising local corn husking competitors.
Sabbath School starts at 10 a m with morning preaching titled The Magic of Touch. The Senior Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6 30 p m for Christ's Life Lessons from the Seven Words from the Cross. Evening service at 7 30 p m titled The Call of the Universe. Pastor Rev G W Gomer A M invites all to attend and bring friends.
The ninth annual convention of the Sunday Schools of this county will be held at the Baptist church in this city from December 11 to 13, 1906. A complete three day program is ready and attendees may expect a good time. Speakers will address sessions and Prof Steidley will lecture Thursday at 10 45 on The Child and the Church.
H L Walker, manager, Irma Opera Co., presented eighteen performers on Nov 14. The company, praised as the best in its class this season, featured Miss DeBold and Mr. Jeancon in leading roles with notable chorus work. Miss Olive Bergen, a soprano, was regarded by many as the finest visitor in years.
J T Bonner of Clear Creek visited the city Tuesday and shared a pleasant call about affairs along the Potomac. He says everything is quiet except the Clear Creek mill, which continues grinding night and day.
An ad notes pine resin as a remedy for bladder and kidney ailments and claims relief for backache from kidney issues. It promotes Pine-ules and mentions G. T. Ray selling them. A second blurb explains Kodol as rest for a tired stomach, aiding digestion and complying with national drug laws, marketed by G. T. Ray.
E C DeWitt and Co of Chicago assures Kodol conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. The large Kodol laboratory holds promise for many stomach sufferers, and G T Ray sells the remedy locally.
Advertises a buying incentive from A. O. Monson & Co offering a profit sharing plan. The top three cash buyers in November and December will win large trade prizes of $25, $15, and $10 respectively.
A local notice from George Rhodes promotes wind mill and pump repair services near Gaylord's blacksmith shop and Rogers Bros on North Side Square. Rhodes guarantees workmanship and positions as the only plumbers in town, offering ready service at reasonable prices.
Two boys John Courtney and Guy Lovell were shot in the feet when a hammerless .22 caliber gun discharged as they watched game near the Stoner farm east of town. Courtney lost a large toe. Lovell suffered a painful wound just above the toes. They were treated by doctors and expected to recover. The incident recalls the dangers of guns around youths during hunting day.
Lincoln Nebr November 20 19 6 Lieut L Gregg Cumdy Band 2nd Regt reports praise from government inspector on the command band character drill discipline and potential for field service. Armory small yet well equipped the state allows 100 dollars yearly for practice and the band owns its instruments.
Valley locals record visits and gatherings from Walter Cremeen to the Willet Shank wedding and various family calls. The Pleasant Valley program was postponed due to Smallpox and numerous neighbors are listed visiting and hosting across the valley.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Osceola Nebraska post office for the week ending December 6 1996 includes Mr John Rasmussen William D Terrin Samuel G G Pheasant and P M
The Osceola Bank reports assets of 189993.21 with loans of 136680.76 and cash 9886.99. Liabilities include capital stock 837500, surplus 2150, profits 4130.40 and deposits totaling 146212.81. Cashiers oath certifies accuracy to the Nebraska State Banking Board.
Creditors are warned that claims must be filed by June 28 1907 and debts paid by Dec 29 1907. The court will meet at 1 00 pm on Dec 29 1906 March 29 1907 and June 29 1907 to examine allow or adjust filed claims. Henry H Campbell County Judge. Also an advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup by G T Ray.
An advertisement claims Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar can cure colds coughs croup and whooping cough by cleansing the bowels. It promises a money back guarantee if not cured and notes no opiates. Sold by G. T. Ray & Co.
High grade apacton listed for sale. Cost 100 dollars in 1901. Used an average of two days per month, with 10.8 months. Well sheltered and nick noted. Asking fifty dollars. Inquiries directed to Dr Bell or H F Henderson.
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