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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
5
A patchwork of names and activities from Osceola Nebraska lists residents visiting Lincoln and Omaha, farm sales, poultry buyers, medical and professional visits, community events, and multiple public notices. Contacts include J W Ballenger, A Bell dentist, T W Kutter, Young & Holt, and R A Flemings with local auctions, sales, and health products.
F A Samuelson announces a public sale at his farm located 31 miles east of Osceola 4 miles north and 24 miles west of Shelby on Tuesday February 27 1906 Westburg sells the goods
For sale a driving horse with buggy and harness a cottage organ nearly new with mirror and finish two iron beds springs a single wooden bed with springs and mattress dining table chairs stoves refrigerator moquette carpet and more furniture Rev Knox Boude Presbyterian Parsonage
The church hosts Sabbath services with morning focus on The New Heart and an evening topic The Prodigal. Sincere worshippers and strangers are welcome. those seeking spiritual help may contact the pastor at home.
A citizen warns that one mail order firm dominates national commerce, threatening small farmers and local merchants. The piece argues for many small dealers over vast 10 000 acre holdings, urging 40 to 60 acre farms and 100 000 small merchants to preserve republican stability and economic balance.
The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Myers on Friday night. A Valentine program and elegant refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mickey hosted guests in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jarmin on Thursday night. Grace Gylling’s eighteenth birthday was celebrated with a surprise party by her young friends last Saturday evening. An enjoyable evening was reported.
Week ending February 22 1906 uncalled letters and postal cards include Kate B Cheney John Robberts Samuel G Pheasant and P M at Osceola Nebraska posted as the dead letter list for the period
Ten tons each of timothy and clover and alfalfa offered by K. Walker Osceola Route 3. A 30 head cattle pasture at Edward Strack farm eight miles north of Osceola. Also Robinson Power Hay Baler for sale listed by J. D. Taylor Sidney Iowa. Epworth League reports new officers and strong youth participation with upcoming probationer class on Feb 27. Sermon topics include Is God on His Throne and The Heritage of Youth with active Sunday services and large prayer meeting attendance.
A reader asks why a trusted man shows a consistent preference for filling prescriptions at the local drug store. The answer centers on reliable service, accurate filling, and dependable personal attention that reassures customers seeking consistent quality.
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