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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
8
The Brush Runabout uses wood axles treated with oil, a flexible wood frame, and coil springs at the corners for a smooth ride. It claims resistance to axle fatigue, easy turning, and strong braking with external expanding drums and fibre shod bands, presented by agent Joseph E. Nordling in Osceola.
Mose Teweil of Waco visits friends in town on Tuesday. Miss Rubie Shafer travels to Waterloo for a short visit. Stella Bedient marries O A Whittemore at Arborville M E church. The Record reports on Mrs. Plessinger’s death and a South Dakota trip to inspect Gold Medal Company properties near Hill City with promising ore values and plans to begin milling by March.
Shelby market reports corn 46 oats 41 wheat 87 hogs 5.00. Postmaster Mawhor and George Smith visited Omaha on Monday. School vacation December 25 to January 4 with new staff including Miss Edith Inks as assistant principal and Mrs. Clara Richards in 5th and 6th grades. Bonds of 8009 to be voted next Saturday for a new schoolhouse. Local movements include families moving to Havelock and Osceola visits. visits to Lincoln and Omaha. Woodard, Dornan, and Kinney trips. Fire destroyed the Brandt house with $175 ins on contents and $400 on the U.S. items.
Last Saturday evening about 8 o clock thieves broke into the Empire Hide and Wool Company office and then into manager F. M. McBeth desk. They knew the till location and took a small sum of pennies and postage stamps.
Poland China boars for sale sired by Expansion and Toxine Tan from dams weighing 600 lbs and up. Other noted hoys available. Sold cheap to close out. Call or write Gilbert Johnson Osceola Nebraska Route 4.
Joe Gubser of Osceola Nebraska seeks to buy fat horses and mules aged 4 to 8 years. He asks sellers to respond with what they have and where they live, providing Barn phone 157 and residence 171 contact details. Dr. Folsom, ENT specialist, will be at the Pratt Hotel in Osceola on Saturday December 19 for free eye ear nose and throat examinations and spectacle fittings.
We are now buying stock at the stock yards west of the track with the highest market price. Q L Emminger announces the same. Dr John R Gray physician and surgeon announces office upstairs in Monson block with residence near First National Bank. Clarence Miller offers on site battery recharge and meter testing for amperage and voltage values.
Full supply kept by Marquis and Clark at the Osceola Poultryland Feed Store. Farmers, if you want anything in the line, leave your orders with us and some will be filled promptly.
A high class family monthly praised for its pure reading material and no objectionable ads. It claims broad readership of over half a million and features well edited thoughtful content for all family members.
An old advertisement claims Foley’s Orino Laxative cures chronic constipation and stimulates the liver. It says the product regulates the bowels to act naturally and that continuous purgative use is unnecessary.
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