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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
5
Local notes report visits, sales, and social happenings in Osceola Nebraska. Mentions include dentists Heitziman and McBeth, residents traveling to Lincoln and Omaha, and farm sales. Community events feature a Platte Valley District Reunion, a charity dramatic performance, and a county livestock sale with multiple buyers.
A livestock and farm implements sale will be held at the farm four miles west of the Osceola fair grounds and two miles east of Swede Home on Monday February 19. John F. Anderson presides.
Ten tons timothy and clover and ten tons alfalfa offered by kK Walker Osceola Route 3. Also 21 White Plymouth Rock eggs for setting at 1 each setting of 15 eggs from high scoring birds. Gilbert Johnson Osceola Route 4 sells 11 Barred Plymouth Rocks and a few choice breeding cockerels at bargain prices. Also a Poland China male hog for sale by G Hendrickson Osceola Neb. 2
M E Church announces Sunday morning subject The Double Cure with a sermon titled The Devil as a Pay master inviting all parishioners and neighbors to attend.
Mrs. Branting mother of Otto F. Branting was found dead at her Swede Home residence Tuesday morning. A son who checked the house found her, and a stroke of apoplexy is suspected. The obituary note appears amid a church notice and local farm institute program listings with details on exhibits and poultry and corn judging, dated February 7, 1906, Osceola Nebraska.
A compact plea argues that supporting home town industries and professionals preserves schools churches doctors and social life. It warns that patronizing city shops and mail orders drains money invites city control and leads to a dying town with degraded services and culture.
The Associated Press dispatches report that Peter Martin, an officer sent to levy on goods, was found guilty of manslaughter. Mrs Zetta Eckles of Cedar Rapids had shot last October, and Mrs Martin, widow of the murdered officer, is a sister of Mrs Li A Beltrar ne ev.
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