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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
2
The piece lampoons springtime sapheads chasing new hats and light attire as February thaws arrive, warning readers to resist rash wardrobe changes. It contrasts the rising sap with prudence and notes community obituaries and local notices amid early 20th century rural life.
James M Inness will hold a public sale of all his farm stock and miscellaneous crops including alfalfa clover and timothy hay on Monday February 28 starting at 1 pm at the farm two miles south and one west of Shelby five miles east and one south of Osceola.
The M E Church auditorium was full for both Sunday services. The morning anthem impressed the large choir and the evening anthem followed closely. Next Sunday morning will feature The Matchless Mercy from Psalm 103 10 and the evening sermon Safety First from Matthew 633. An extra lot of song books, five dozen, has been ordered for the Sunday evening service.
M A Hartson visited David City Tuesday. P E B Lindquist and son rode to Lincoln yesterday. Martin Schols and Elmer Scott traveled to Omaha yesterday. Mrs Chris Belle and daughter Bertha visited David City yesterday. Mrs Harry Davis traveled to Durant Tuesday for a few days with friends. Ben and John Fineey left for Omaha Tuesday for the auto show. C G Gylling and wife went to Omaha yesterday to visit children and attend the auto show. Mr and Mrs H A Elfors of Durant were in the city Tuesday visiting Fr J Anderson. Edith Anderson arrived from Weston Tuesday and stays with Mr and Mrs Frank Nyblom. Residence for sale in Osceola south part of city. see L E Swanson. Hog troughs for sale. G Timm’s mentions Wm Lindahl and wife of Hordville in city Tuesday. Lindahl attended Merrick sale. Mr and Mrs G C Stroberg left for Blockton Iowa yesterday after attending Mrs G E Dimick’s funeral. Mr and Mrs John Shank returned to Superior yesterday, accompanied by Emil Rose for a short visit.
Mrs Talbot Cox and Deeds visited last Thursday to watch a grade boys game against Stromsburg, which the department team won 21 to 10. The high school celebrated after beating Geneva, while Coach Gelwick receives credit for improving endurance. Debating tryouts named Evelys Trica Franklin Stevens Greyson G Carner and Gordon Danielson. Elocution classes expand under Mrs Makeover with 14 contestants. school savings grow as deposits rise.
Auction at the seller’s residence south of Shelby on Tuesday Feb 29 1916 at 10 a m features 8 head of horses cattle hogs and farm machinery including John Deere binder drill and corn planter plus hay oats and potatoes. Terms under 19 dollars cash over 10 dollars credit eight percent bankable notes with sale removal after settlement. Auctioneers Basil Ware Hayhurst and Clerk D C Cole.
Express our gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Mrs. Geo Beebe and Children.
Dear friends and neighbors of our sister who gave their help and sympathy. We extend heartfelt thanks for the floral offer and shows of support. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rose and others.
The Presbyterian church announces a Sunday evening sermon titled Heart En largement with special music and nine song service. Pastor Theo J. Asmus invites all to attend, stressing the value of these sermons. Shoe stock for sale also available at the office inquiries.
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