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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1914
Page
3
A memorial service for Frances E Willard is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church. Dr Taylor from the Presbyterian church Dr Reed from the Methodist church and the Bishop of the Baptist church will speak. Tickets are one dollar and offerings only.
Weekend visits and family events in Polk and Moore counties plus road safety updates at Silver Creek crossing. Local gatherings include birthdays weddings farming plans, schooling changes due to illness, and visits to Hastings Beatrice Lincoln and Omaha. Also real estate listing and a local sale notice appear in the Gresham Gazette.
Willard Davidson and his wife visited York on Wednesday. George Thompson, visiting his uncle O. M. Bond, left Monday for home in Lamont Iowa. Bond accompanied him and will visit relatives at Lamont and other places in Iowa. Bond went to York last Friday for a visit.
Sale listing describes twelve and a half acres on Gospel Ridge Osceola Neb including eight acres alfalfa three acres pasture suitable for eight months pasture and one and a half acres with buildings garden and orchard. Buildings include eight room house nine foot ceilings coal house 14 by 20 feet chicken house 14 by 20 feet barn 20 by 28 feet and a ragt ha e hanes 19240.
Sale on Thursday February 17 at the farm 444 sails north and 3 miles east of Ceovula and 3 miles north and 3 miles west of Shelby. Property includes horses hogs and machinery with many items listed and terms: on all sums of $10 and the balance on delivery.
A blurred note lists credit terms for over two accounts within a year on barkweave paper. It mentions interest, under a gang risk phrase, and names S A Snider as clerk and GEO M MOORE as issuer.
A large acreage offering 400 acres total with 275 acres under plow includes house, barn, granary and a well. Located in Sask Canada between two railway lines, four miles from Dusses corner and three miles from a devel road. Polk County reference and gas spring noted. prospectus promises return of buyer's expenses if not found as described. Inquiries welcome to Ernest Schol, Stromsburg, Nebraska.
Notice that the administrator filed a final account and petition for settlement and distribution in the estate of Lon. visa FT Stilwell Deceased in Polk County Nebraska. The hearing is set for February 2 1914 at 10 o clock A M before the County Court. Interested parties are to appear and contest the matter. Dated January 14 1914. Henry L Campbell County Judge.
Lutheran Church schedules Sunday services with English evening service. The Busy Bee club meets at Miss Anna Nelsons home Wednesday at 2 PM.
Abram I Powell of Overton Nebraska died February 3 1914 aged 41 years 35 months after a stroke of paralysis followed by pneumonia and cataract trouble. Born in Ontario Canada he lived in Overton since 1906 moving from Clear Creek precinct. He married Anna Ball in Wisconsin in 1869 and had five children, two of whom died. Funeral at the M B church with widow and children present. He was known for retiring disposition and strong character. Other items note Neighbors and local business notices.
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during sickness and quarantine of Mr and Mrs Oscar Mustard and midren.
Notice offers horse shoeing and repair work at Winchester's old stand. Plain shoes available with resetting at 25 cents. Frank Shelmadine signs the notice.
The County Court of Polk County Nebraska announces a petition to appoint Edna Batesay Administratrix of the estate of Roy Bates deceased. A hearing is set for February 27 1914 at two o clock PM. Dated February 7 1914. (Seal) Henry H Campbell.
Market report notes rents in Cape Town show mixed results with a focus on affordable housing segments. Analysts indicate demand remains steady despite price resistance and regional variations across neighborhoods.
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