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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
8
Osceola Record advertises black and red pre cut gummed paper letters numbers and characters in five sizes for posters and signs. Letters mount easily when moistened and customers can buy any quantity for one two or a dozen signs.
For sale items include baled prairie hay at 15 dollars per ton by Jim Wilson Polk contact 3798. Wilson Seed Farm Polk lists grass and legume seed for pasture and idle acres. Also wanted: buyer to assume late payments on a Singer sewing machine with cash discount and credit info. Used gas space heater with fan 4391. 26-2 26-3
I wish to thank everyone for all the cards and visits in the hospital and since I have returned home.
A note of thanks expresses appreciation for the care received after an accident. The writer thanks the doctor, hospital personnel, friends, relatives, visitors, and those who sent cards for their support.
A Nebraskan in 1962 notes global frictions and local politics, recounting the Civil War era shifts. The major 1860-62 contest over the territorial Delegate to the National Congress pitted J Sterling Morton against Samuel G Daily, with disputed certificates and a lengthy resolution.
In 1862 Nebraska faced a Republican territorial government for the first time as Jayhawker excitement grew in January and February. Two captured Jayhawkers in Johnson County were killed or killed underice causing local revulsion. A later fall election chose Territorial Delegate to Congress with reduced Washington disputes and Samuel Daily seated in Congress.
Monday all day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kopke were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Winter and Joe of Bradshaw and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr, Joy Marie and Timmy of York.
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