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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
1
A reflective verse warns against flippant cheer amid private grief and war’s toll. It sketches a neighbor facing poverty, debt, and worn resources, urging sobriety and sympathy rather than frivolous bravado as hardship deepens.
Auction notice for February 4 1915 in Usecola Nebraska lists Pure Bred Short Horn cattle and Duror Jersey Bred gilts. F A Hultgren is the contact. Buyers urged to watch for bills and terms.
The undersigned will sell at public sale on Monday January 25 1915 at the C O Fredrickson farm 344 miles west and 1 1/2 miles north of Swede Home 14 head horses and mules 7 head cattle 8 head of hogs 3 complete farm implements automobile and threshing outfit Fredrickson Berglund
I will hold a public sale at my Farm one mile west and five desiree of Shelby on Tuesday January 12. Sale includes horses and mules cattle hogs and a large list of farming masonry items. Sale begins sharply at 10 o'clock A M J Roseberry and Son.
A farm sale announced for Friday January 15 offers livestock and land implements. The event location notes distances 3 percent mileage two sites near Osceola and 24 miles north of the depot and 3 miles west and 1 mile north of Shelby. Organizer Alonzo Apne listed as contact.
A public sale is set for Thursday at 10 a m at a location 6 miles south and 14 miles west of Shelby. Proceeds from the sale will cover all livestock and machinery and other property of the late W H Swan. Mrs Ida M Swan is listed in connection with the estate.
Advertises horse buying across multiple towns with dates from January 13 to January 16. Seller seeks healthy horses and offers to buy all kids from ages four to twenty who are sound. Signed Joe Gubser.
The notice invites worship at a Baptist church with Pastor Alph A. Jensen delivering a sermon titled That which was Lost. All are welcome to attend services.
A fragment describes a property on Gospel Ridge four blocks from a square with land extending eighty rdds. It mentions a modern house with eight rooms and a nearby city parcel within the Lutheran lock area near churches, Bee EB L Mer.
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A list of local residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns for holidays and work. Several names appear with movements to Hastings Hastings Grand Island York Omaha Lincoln and Mason City. The Stromsburg Bank held its annual meeting with officers re-elected and reported a prosperous year.
Farmer puts 70 acres of wheat and all implements and livestock up for sale. Property can be rented to W. W. McIntosh. Sale invites interested buyers to bid on equipment and livestock along with the farm acreage.
List of unclaimed names for the Osceola Nebraska post office for the week ending January 7 1915 including Mrs Myrtle Johansen Miss Annie Monroe and Mr Adolph Gustafson plus Mr John Thurgan Gustav Berglin from the International Bureau Moral Education Keene Ludden ce M.
Multiple local figures travel, move, or visit nearby communities. Lincoln and Omaha bound visits. farm shifts and business trips noted. People include D G Cole Otis, Krimbach family, Aden, McBeth, Goetz, Rathbun, Hartle, Smith, Ware, and many others with routine illnesses, relocations, and social events across Polk County towns.
Olear Orezk Lew Timmons planned to reside in Mason City after leaving last week. Florrie Weeden and Madge Moore visited, a New Year’s Eve watch party at O N Brown’s home drew a large crowd, and Walter Schwartz left for Grand Island to attend Grand Island Business College. A gathering at Adolph Kresha’s honored Miss Sophia, Stanley West and family visited John Burgess, Leon Merrick returns home from Wesleyan University Place, Freda Miller enjoys a school vacation at home, and the Bartlett family shared dinner with Mrs Luft.
Public notice urges advertising in the Record Monadas theater for men and Rava Hata Three. It promotes conduct of courages for rent and directs inquires to the office. Also mentions butcher services by W. B. Michener. Readers urged to study the paper’s ads carefully.
Market notes are garbled with incomplete words and missing context leaving no clear entities or facts to summarize. The fragment mentions markets, Belgium, and numbers but lacks coherent data or identifiable persons organizations or events.
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