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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
5
Local notes report visits from Polk, Stromsburg, Lincoln, Omaha, and Grand Island. Residents purchase, sell, or transport hogs, horses, and farm equipment. a piano loaned for a concert. and real estate deals with D. Goldsmith and Flicker properties. Community events include a Valentine social and church sermon change.
A historical sale notice lists six land parcels with acre prices and distances from town. Parcel details include sections and miles, with prices such as 28 per acre and 824 60 per acre. The ad, signed by W Hartmar, mentions half cash terms and easy terms across multiple parcels.
Harriet Mindee Hemedew weds Guy Munson of Osceola Nebraska in a Julesburg home ceremony. The quiet service featured Mendelssohn music and a ring rite officiated by Rev. Walker with a small guest list and a three course luncheon. The couple leaves for Osceola to begin their married life, amid well wishers and celebratory farewells.
A farewell gathering at the M. E church honored Andrew Seger and family as they depart for Stevens County Kansas. Friends praised his service to Little Polk, presented a rocker, and shared a short program of music and a speech by Rev. Randall.
Local items note Jay Hastings in Omaha on business and Samuel Calkins visiting relatives from Central City. An Osceola piano shop reports high grade pianos selling fast while hay, land, and restaurant ventures appear in notices. County teachers exams set for Feb 18 19 1910 and a county W C T U convention lists a detailed program at Osceola M E Church February 11 12 with speeches music and debates.
A nostalgic verse invites readers to join a journey to Kansas with promises of bountiful harvests and abundant crops. It paints images of fattening livestock, perpetual abundance, and steady prices, urging action before prices rise and winters end.
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