14 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1916
Page
1
A rambling feature compares odd dollars to real coin and calls out the playful pursuit of counterfeit-like curios in a moralizing tone. Local notices detail visits, sales, auctions, and social events in Osceola and nearby towns, including marriages and obituaries with community detail.
The Lecture Course Program for the coming year is arranged through the Mutual Lyceum Bureau and includes The Apollo Concert Co, L A C Ladies orchestra, Dr. Racy, a South American explorer, Mrs. Fiske, a cartoonist, Col. Bain of Kentucky, a lecturer.
Federal inspection announced for the Osceola Nebraska National Guard at the armory Thursday evening. All members must prepare. report for special drill Tuesday night at 7 30 to ensure readiness, signed Captain T V Hamilton.
Sunday School and Bible classes next Sunday at 10 am. Divine services at 11 am and 7 30 pm. English language. Also advertised low prices on Gang Plows and farm machinery. Interested parties may call Charles E. Hansen for prices.
Bowling enthusiasts in Osceola organize the City Bowling League with eight teams led by President Ernest G. Johnson and officers C. E. Mills and Guy Ball. Teams include All Stars Invincibles Comedians Victors Courthouse Johnsons Barbers Rexalls. Eight three game matches run Tue and Fri with a full schedule through March.
League card lists matches between Comedians Invincibles Rexalla Barbers Q Johnsons St All Stars and Victors with dates in March and April including clashes at Rexalla W. C. Johnsons and Rexalle venues scheduled across two weeks.
The column records residents and visitors in Gresham Nebraska including Blanche Kingsolver and sisters at Nork, Chas Abresch at York, Vern Campbell at David City, and Frank Radka at Wyanott organizing Farmers Unions. It mentions travels to Lincoln for a Retail Hardware Dealers Convention, theater notes, milling and business highlights, and upcoming civic projects such as electroliers on Main Street.
Mrs. George Tiv ey visits in Rockville Nebraska returns home. Mrs. James Riley and Mrs. J V Leap travel to David City for relatives. J W Jackman Omaha visitor. Mr and Mrs Lee Coolidge at Central City. Wm Rosenthal returns from Omaha with sprig goods. Sam Bordy operated for appendicitis at St Marys Columbus and recovering. Walter Cremen injured hand in sheller. healing well. Mrs Helen Towslee Muller shower given by friends at Bond home. wishes a long married life. Joe Cielola and son visit Columbus to see hospitalized Joe Cielola Jr. Mrs Gsoves Kelley returns from Bellwood with Mrs Robinson. Nick Andersons team runs away damaging buggy and harness near Columbus.
Scattered along the path of the run aways. Mgr. Anderson was on his way to Newman Grove, where he expects to make his future home.
Route Five community brief recounts visitors and neighbors across Osborn Missouri. Mrs A J Anderson visited Stroms burg. Miss Margaret Johnson returned to Osborn after four months with the Miller family. Carl Sholz and wife visited the Treadway home. Kerman Fredrickson and others called at Heffel bawer. Mr and Mrs West called. John Mongo recovered from quinsy. Charles F Johnson shipped livestock to Omaha. Herman Carlson and Mrs Query visited McLain. Mrs Hibbler returned home. Farmers Union met District 48 with new members. Mrs Frank McLean dislocated her face but recovered with cane.
Jerry Croute and Geo Mace announce a public sale to be held Friday February 25th. Details of location and items offered are not provided in the readable text. The notice emphasizes an orderly sale under local supervision.
A public sale conducted by Jerry Crouse and Gao Mace is set for a Friday in February. The notice specifies the sale date as February 26, with details to be announced by the organizers.
An auctioneer in Benedict Nebraska George Tilden advertises converting any property into cash quickly. Terms reasonable, write for open date, phone 2203.
For Sale my place on Gospel Ridge in Qe esala about seven acres of ground. Nine room modern house, barn, well, cisterns, orchard and outbuildings. 2-41. Wm Merrick.
Osceola ad lists cider and a wood stove for sale near the fair grounds with contact via phone 64. The brief notice notes miscellaneous items for sale and a price or contact option.
Inform potential Ford buyers that due to material shortages Ford Motor Co will only supply cars to bonafide buyers, requiring early signing of orders. Do not expect lower prices as manufacturers raise prices. Visit or call to discuss, with the seller available day or night.
Special notice to Osceola readers announces exclusive Osceola agency for Adler-i-ka a bowel cleanser mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients claimed to relieve constipation and stomach discomfort with instant action. G T Ray Drug appears as the contact point for the sale.
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