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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
5
Carver sits at G. T. Ray's. Ernest Scholz made a business trip to Grand Island Saturday. Miss Vera Miller visited Shelby. a 1913 Jord touring car for sale inquire at this office. Jewelry, silverware, and Christmas gifts featured at G. T. Ray's Drug Store. Mrs. Clyde Courtney and others visit.
Mfr and Mrs J B Lemar depart for Rapid City to visit sons Dr G E B and Harold. Dargue of Walla Walla leaves after visit with Mrs H J VanVilack. Mrs Anna Reckmyeer arrives from Portland for her father Alex McCormick's illness. Several locals travel or return home for holidays. Osceola Dairy reports twin calf births. Local notices include sale of Hampshire spring boats and Christmas parcel guidance. A notable shooting of a horse and community updates follow.
The bank will continue in active relations with the bank, holding the office of vice-president. He will spend the winter in California. Officers listed: J. W. Wilson president, Nathan Wilson vice-president, John S. Anderson vice-president, Robert Larson cashier, and C. T. Moline assistant cashier.
Victor E. Lambert presents The Other Man's Wife a new treatment of the triangle theme with clever situations and much praise from the press. The comedy will be staged at the Auditorium on Friday December 29.
Local residents attend and host visits, with a Christmas program at the school praised as best yet. Names mentioned include Liberty Clark Mae Osceola and George West finishing house repairs in the north part of town.
A Chicago contributor recalls lo comotive engineers boasting of hill climbs without another engine. A lathe operator explains a pedal driven machine turning steel into shapes via a rotating large disk, power through its axis, creating a high peripheral speed. The crowd realises it is simply a new grindstone.
A reflective piece urges writers to endure discipline gain insight into human motives and to master language. It advises observing people reading broadly from Shakespeare to Galsworthy, studying events, and practicing daily before revision and market aims.
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha December 20 1916 cattle supply about 3888 loads eight thousand eight hundred head. Good to choice beeves scarce but fair to good cattle sold 9 25 to 10 25 heavy and common to fair 8 00 to 9 00. Hogs slow to start but firm later. Lambs and sheep sold strong early then steady with top lambs 12 75 and bulk 12 50 to 12 75. Cattle quotations listed across grades with yearlings cows heifers and veal calves shown. Prices mixed due to storm and delayed trains.
Mrs. Louisa Hibler of Osceola praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache relief and kidney disorder symptoms after using them via Ray's Drug Store. She also notes a 1910 statement and a 1916 follow up from Mrs. Hunter, with ongoing public endorsements of the remedy.
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