19 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
1
Osceola and surrounding area reports include poultry buyers and grain market notes, sales of cattle and farm equipment, hotel and dental visits, school fundraisers, Valentine events, marriages, births, and local visits. Several farm auctions, business transfers, and road notes mark community activity amid public notices and obituaries.
Washington's Birthday events planned for next Saturday February 21 at 2 30 p m by the G A R W A B C and S of W Post of Asceola at their hall A program includes instrumental music prayers by Chaplain T H Saunders songs by Mrs W D Crum and the choir ten minute talks by Rev Diercks Rev Boude and Rev Embree with Mr John Pulver and others An invitation is extended to all to attend
Local high school notes report class officers for the Junior class led by Pres Olive Curtis and other officers, plus visitors and student jokes. A Dawson City letter describes extreme cold, a future trip to a place called Tannan, high prices, and a reference to a January 20 murder execution in daily papers.
Martha Ingalls Bond born December 7 1824 in Franklinville New York moved with family to Farmersville Iowa and Nebraska where she lived with husband Henry F Bond until his death in 189? She had seven children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. The funeral service was in Wayland church conducted by Rev Boude after a brief home service.
The seller lists 40 brood sows from a California Duroc and Poland China herd, including 34 Duroc and six Poland China. The breeding male won 1st premium at Polk County Fair as best male under six months. The strain has recent county fair success with top bids for largest hog, sow and litter, and yearling and young males.
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