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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
4
A proverb advised that postponing doctoring till after death mirrors delaying ads until the season opens. It urged starting the season with timely adverts showing prices, as catalogue houses do to highlight stock and value.
The speaker suggests dissatisfaction with the world stems from an unhealthy liver and urges correcting that before addressing wider problems. If personal health improves, broader issues may feel easier to resolve.
The committee votes were ten for the state wide feature and four for the county primary. The paper expresses no objection to the statewide plan if it meets claims but argues counties should select proper delegates to let state matters take care of themselves. If given first dose, they will ensure a fair test of the law.
A discussion in York County papers centers on E. L. King of Polk County as a Senate candidate. Editors praise his appeal while others question his populist appeal, noting King carried York County for a Republican Senate bid for the first time in two decades.
The World Herald contends government ownership is not a cure for the nation while Bailey of Texas is accused of boodlerism. If these positions persist, readers may question the paper’s democratic integrity and independence in reporting.
The measure aims to end the state mill levy and let each county receive school funds raised locally. It promises to return more money to counties that have funded education and oppose those that have benefited previously. The reform would remove incentives to inflate school populations in several localities.
The Osceola Nebraska post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending February 7 1907. Names include Miss Julia Johnson Rollie M Clayton E A Barrow Samuel Pheasant and P M.
Prof Forester violinist from Nebraska Wesleyan Conservatory performs a second Osceola concert with vocal soloist Mrs Lillian Helms pianist Miss Bertha Beble and reader Miss Edith Shinn. Program blends violin vocal and piano with readings pleasing art fans.
Sabbath School at 10 A M Bible study at 11 A M with five minute children sermon Safe in the arms of Jesus Evening preaching at 7 30 P M Theme Wisdom Prayer meeting 7 30 P M Missions led by Ladies Missionary Society Rev G W Quiner A M Pastor
A collage of town updates from Osceola listings notes sales slip details, medical ads, travel to Omaha and Grand Island, Osceola Commercial Club delegates for Lincoln meeting February 20 to 22, and local personalities like H F Henderson and Sheriff Ehlers. Also references rings, tonics, and Dr Shoop's ointment as cures.
A compiled notice lists sale dates in February for Duroc hog auctions run by Ware & Westberg, J T Armstrong, George Cook, Stull Bros, L J VanHoosen, A M White, Chas Schmoker, Tony Dunbier, E J Brown, F A Johnson, J W Griffin. Locations include Lew Cedar Gresham Osceola Clarks Shelby Shelby.
In the Polk County Nebraska County Court a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Stephen Bull has been filed. John Ballenger and Samuel Ballenger are named as administrators and a hearing is set for February 18, 1907 at a specified time.
Notice to all interested in the Alfred Lundberg estate that the administrator filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set before the court on April 6, 1907 at 10 a.m. to contest the same. Dated January 31, 1907. (Seal). Also a medical ad for pine resin kidney and bladder treatment offered by G. T. Ray Co.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Emily Jacques sister of W Johnson of this city after tuberculosis and complications. Born on a West of town farm thirty two years ago she later lived in St Louis and traveled with her husband before settling in Denver where she died. Remains to be interred in Denver. Mr Johnson notified and visited.
An advertisement touts a tissue builder and nerve and muscle reconstructor in Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It claims waste force builds strength and notes a price of 35 cents for tea or tablets by G. T. Ray & Co.
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