Russ Discount Sale Nears Spring with Machinery Line
A local ad promotes Russ Discount Sale offering a complete line of machinery and implements. Shop now to be ready for spring work appears as the ad urges buyers to act.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
5
A local ad promotes Russ Discount Sale offering a complete line of machinery and implements. Shop now to be ready for spring work appears as the ad urges buyers to act.
Local arrivals and departures among residents visiting relatives in Omaha Lincoln and Kansas City. Farm land for sale near Osceola and a sale of implements by Luth Russ with discounts. Funeral attendance and church dedication upcoming at the Presbyterian church. Notables include doctors dentists and travelers with various business and travel updates.
Alice Gray wed Charles Emminger at 7 last evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev. A A Randall officiated before relatives and friends. They will live in the Davis property east of the auditorium. Alice is a Osceola graduate and former county teacher. Charles works with his father in the local milling business. The Record extends best wishes for the couple.
The W C T U holds a county convention February 11 12 at the M E church Osceola. Friday includes devotions committee appointments a medal contest and music with speakers Mrs Grace Hanson Mrs Winogene Rouse and others. Saturday features sessions on purity speech meetings attraction parliamentary drill and discussions on prohibition and ministry with Rev C J Joanson and Rev A A Randall among presenters.
The firm promotes land sales in Texas irrigated areas Holly Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Oregon the Dakotas Canada and all Nebraska counties with offices in Central City Osceola and David City Nebraska. Clients are promised service from three offices at no extra cost and a trial should convince them to do business.
One mare seven years old weight 1600 pounds in foal. One gelding three years old weight 1400 pounds. One mare three years old broke to harness. One 16 inch surkey plow in good condition. Joseph Schoiz.
A catalog of six land tracts listed by section or acreage, distance from town and price per acre. Terms include half cash and easy terms. several tracts specify broke land suitable for farming and different distances from town.
The dead letter list for the Osceola Nebraska post office for the week ending February 3 1910 includes letters to Mrs. Fairy Miliner Miss Eveline Trice Postcards to Mr 2 B Grose S G Pheasant and P M unclaimed mail awaiting pickup.
F L Rummell died suddenly of heart disease at his Osceola home on Tuesday Feb 1. Funeral held at M E church with Rev A A Randall delivering the sermon and burial in Osceola cemetery. He was born Jan 23 1851 in Ohio and lived in Osceola since 1889. He leaves a widow and four children plus brothers and sisters. He was a Ben Hur member and carried $1000 insurance.
The message expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy during this bereavement and thanks the Ben Hur lodge, Mrs. Margaret Rummel and her children.
Testimonials from Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Bennett claim Dr Miles Nervine cured epilepsy, St Vitus Dance, and spasms. Ad endorses the remedy as effective for severe nervous diseases with persistent use, offering money back if no benefit.
McKeever & Sons announce a Bred Sow Sale in Stromsburg Nebraska on Friday February 4 1910 starting at 1 pm in the east side livery barn. They offer 44 head including 30 pure bred Poland China sows and 14 Duroc Jerseys all bred for March and April farrowing. Pedigrees will be furnished promptly. buyers urged to attend for quality stock.
A verse urging migration to Kansas promises rich rewards and abundant crops. It touts cheap land, abundant meat and fruit, and steady harvests as prices rise. The chant frames Kansas as a land of plenty with a sure future for settlers and buyers.
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