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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1909

Page

4

Land and loan notices tied to Panhandle real estate bids

A dated letter fragment from 1908 shows individuals addressing land purchase prospects in Hartley and Moore counties with mentions of Monarch Land & Loan Co., Amarillo, and correspondents in Illinois Iowa and Missouri. The text references rain, land deals, and trusted representatives.

Lexington Ohio Monarch Land & Loan Co Amarillo Clarence Iowa Monarch Land & Loan Texas

Local Families Share Visits and Work This Week

Charlie Dickhute and family Milds Ransom and family L L Hoffer and wife and Austin Hoffer were guests of John Barnes yesterday. Charlie Shaw and Willie Nelson shelled corn Saturday. John Skidmore visited with his brother Tom Sunday. RKosedahl hauling corn to Shelby this week. Oscar Blevins installing a new floor in Leatherbury house. J B Elliott to erect a new barn on land to be farmed by W E Carter this year. Ed Shaw Bert Blevins L L Hoffer Charle Merrill Sam Stainaker John Rosenberry bought seed oats from Rufus Walker earlier this week. Aunt Sally Severs Theodore Rutter and wife guests of Carol Houtz Sunday. L L Hoffer and Albert Blevins rented Henry Hewitt's land this year. Regina Thelen has a new gasoline engine for pumping after windmill fell. Mr Jim Rolland and John Skidmore will swap places next week.

Ed Shaw Bert Blevins L. L. Hoffer Charle Merrill Sam Stainaker John Rosenberry Rufus Walker

Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Olof Youngdahl and family relocated to Mrs. Sarow's home while Gene Finecy and family visited Geo Finecy. Mr and Mrs Reitz traveled to Iowa to be with their son in law Howard Deeter who recently had an operation.

Olof Youngdahl Mrs. Reitz Iowa Howard Deeter

Local Notes of Social Visits and Births in Valley Region

Mrs Foland moved to her farm in the valley. A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bud Peterson on February 3. Clara Reitz returned from Polk after visiting sister Edna. Mrs Wendt traveled to Grand Island. Bessie Christian visited Clara Reitz. Elmer Heinemeyer and family from Clarks visited Lee Mustard Sunday. Dave Mace returned from Osceola. Bertha Crouse and Grandma Daw son visited Henry Mickey's Sunday. Albert Heinemeyer’s family welcomed a new piano. Bertha Crouse is 18 on the sick list. Bense Hester and family visited Lou Wescoat. Geo Ward was storm-stayed at Al Wescoat’s Tuesday night.

Ed Wamsley Bud Peterson Dave Mace Osceola Bertha Crouse Grandma Dawson Henry Mickey Mary Campbell Shelby Friends Geo Cremeen Jerry Crouse Gustave Nordling Concord Nebr Joseph M. Cox Kimball Co A. Gierharts Geneva

Willis Grieves Visits From Arborville to Gregory

Willis Grieves, once an Arborville boy and former publisher of the Butte Gazette in Butte Nebraska, arrived Saturday night for a few days visit with relatives near Gregory S. D. He now works in the Teal estate business at Gregory and reports prosperous activity in that field.

Willis Grieves Arborville Gregory S. D Willis Gregory Butte Gazette Butte Nebr

Sale notice for poultry and livestock at Palace Market

Reed Dawson from Des Moines Iowa shares sale of rose comb white leghorn roosters at 75 cents each located two blocks east of the square. C E Howland remembers Marquis and Clark when selling poultry. Palace Market operated by A L Scholz offers highest cash for hides and good butcher stock including veal calves.

Reed Dawson Des Moines Iowa C. E Howland Marquis Clark Palace Market A. L. Scholz

Teachers Examination Dates Set for Osceola Court Room

The next regular Teachers Examinations will be held in the Court Room at Osceola on Friday February nineteenth and Saturday February twentieth, 1909. Lillie M. Cole, Co.Supt.

Osceola Lillie M. Cole

Public Auction at old Lewis Timm farm near Osceola

Public sale on Monday February 22 1909 at 10 AM offers horses cattle machinery vehicles harness seed corn oats and other items from the Timm farm description includes five miles north and west of Osceola and auctionists Pike Olson and clerk O K Mickey. Terms small cash sums under ten dollars and credit twelve months on larger totals with bankable notes at 8 percent interest. Stand right reserved.

Lewis Timm Osceola German M. E. Church Silver Creek Deering Ohio Emerson Gang Blackhawk Studebaker

Horner sentenced to five years in Lincoln penitentiary

D C L Horner, indicted by the county grand jury, pleaded guilty to child abduction and received a five year sentence in the Lincoln penitentiary. Captured by Tennessee authorities, he was delivered to Deputy Sheriff Farris and brought to jail after a night arrival in Osceola. He eluded capture at several points, including thefts of horse and buggy, and a midnight assault on an escort during the abduction attempt.

D. CL. Horner Mr. Horner Judge Good Osceola Horner Lincoln Tennessee Farris Silver Creek B.F. Custer Fred Deland Dornan Shelby

Why Irrigated Land Yields Prize Crops in Arkansas Valley

The article extols irrigated land in the Arkansas Valley noting chocolate loam soil, clay subsoil, perpetual sunshine, and abundant mineral rich water from mountain reservoirs. It argues irrigation enriches soil with silt reducing need for fertilizing and highlights a farmer selling canta loupes for $2100 from 10 acres, $210 per acre.

Arkansas Valley

Osceola Sale Postponed by Weather

E L Tolin postpones his sale to next Saturday Feb 13 due to the storm. Carl Freiday and his mother travel from Rising City to Cheyenne to visit a hurt brother in a worsening railroad accident situation. Oberg Johnson's offers fresh canned goods. Clyde and Libbie Ryan plan a Central City visit then Big Springs Nebraska to see L A Eiker's family. Travis and his company perform The Poor Mr Rich and My Dixie Girl with an Orchestra at Auditorium Friday and Saturday.

Mr. Rich Dixie Girl Auditorium E. L. Tolin Osceola Carl Freiday Amos Freiday Rising City Cheyenne Wyo Clyde Libbie Ryan Central City Big Springs Nebr L. A. Eiker Mr. Travis

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Panhandle Hartley and Moore Counties Grand Ridge, Il Monarchy Land & Loan Co Fife & Keeley Panhandle Yours Truly, MR. and Mrs. J.J. Ramserf. W. Parmiee Texas Panhandle MO. E. Wirth Potter County Hosea Ballou N. C. Thompson Dumas Moore County P. C Larson Land Company Osceola, Nebraska Charlie Dickhute Milds Ransom Austin Hoffer John Barnes Charlie Shaw Willie Nelson John Skidmore Tom Skidmore Mr. Rkosedahl Oscar Blevins Leatherbury House J. B. Elliott W. E. Carter Sally Severs Theodore Rutter Carol Houtz L. L Hoffer Albert Blevins Henry Hewitt Regina Thelen Jim Rolland Gene Finecy Geo Finecy’s Swanson’s Sanitorium Swanson Swansons Swanson Bros.’ Auto Co Stromsburg Clara Reitz Polk Edna Mrs. Wendt Grand Island Bessie Christian Elmer Heinemeyer Clarks Lee Mustard Albert Heinemeyer Bense Hester Daught Pearl Lou Wescoat Geo Ward Storm al Wescoat E. D. Fillman Pike & Olson Aucs O. K. Mickey Osceola Markets J. W. Crozier J. J. Watkins Kearney L. R. Dietrich Linda Peterson Albert Pierson Oberg & Johnson W. B. Jones Buena Calif Mr. Jones Chester Jones Polk County John Carman Buffalo County Harm Carman Maggie Carman Nebraska O. Frost C.V. Ryan C. G. Fullmer Jack Crowley Col Orado Walter Carnine John August Johnson David Boler Hastings Bros David City Osceola Office Oberg & Johnson’s Gina A. A. Young
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