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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
1
The A O Monson linen department promotes quality and value inviting comparisons. It touts a wide assortment and lists sample prices for bleached napkins and assorted linens in various sizes.
The New York Tribune Farmer notes that the New York Weekly Tribune has served farmers for sixty years and earned broad confidence and support from the American people, distinguishing itself among national weeklies.
Fragmentary OCR yields references to an auctioneer from Oklahoma and a Mount Vernon Maine family, with unclear details about a sale, timing, or parties. No firm names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
A renowned doctor praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for stubborn coughs in patients of all ages. The physician states it is safe for children and suitable for treating colds, coughs, and bronchitis symptoms, urging use by families seeking relief from respiratory issues.
Osceola residents share Christmas travel, family visits, and community events. Photos note Dr Buckner's new building, auction notices by Addison Ware, and local tales of returning soldiers, students, and neighbors gathering for weddings, parties, and church functions.
The annual meeting of the Pilk County Agricultural Society will be held in the Court House on Saturday January 4 1902 at ten o clock. All interested in the county fair are urged to attend. C D Slroner secretary.
A two-team runaway last Thursday near the Polish Catholic church area killed KB Borouch of Island precinct and Jacob Lieko of Valley precinct. Both men, natives of Poland and long-time farmers, died instantly after their heads struck trees when the horses veered into the west ditch. Funeral was held Sunday.
A nostalgic verse recalls a sister’s wool stocking stretched to the knee by a child on Christmas Eve. The speaker longs for Yuletide joys, filling the stocking with nuts and candles, while memories of past Christmases grow dearer with time.
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