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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
4
Dr John R Gray appears as a Tuesday passenger. Linoleum and furniture goods sold at F L Dunns. Daisy Kunkel returns to Omaha. Several residents travel to Omaha and Lincoln for schooling. Local markets buy poultry and hides. Osceola firms promote sales of beds, dressers, and phonographs. Community notices include jury duty, farm sales, and business moves.
The Record announces sale bills available for purchase. Local merchants may secure printed notices and advertisements for upcoming events.
The Grand Army Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans announce the annual joint installation and banquet at the G A R Hall on Saturday January 18 at 7 PM sharp. All members of the orders are notified.
S. Query and wife with daughter return Monday after a week with his brother in Stata betel ae Mr and Mrs Jos A Jackson of Osceola visited families of H W Hoffmaster and Wm Lewis over Sunday. Mr E Benedict of Polk County spends winter with his daughter Mrs D A Parker. Wanted five hundred turkeys at once with highest market price paid by Young and Holt.
Members of the Grand Army and the Relief Corps enjoyed a royal entertainment at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Myers in this city on Monday night. About forty soldiers and wives attended a fine three course supper followed by reminiscences and readings. The decor featured national colors and hosts praised as premier entertainers.
Roy Moore, son of George M. Moore, northeast of town, hauled corn with a four horse team when his wagon overturned off a culvert on Crozier hill. He escaped with minor scratches as the team dragged the gear two miles, a wheel broken, and the corn recovered from the scene. None of the horses were injured.
The advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as soothing for sores cuts and sores on the body. It claims instant pain relief draws out inflammation reduces welting and acts as a rubefacient to circulate blood and aid natural healing. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
Farr n For Sale notice advertises a sale of all personal property at a farm 1 mile east of Osceola Nebraska on Tuesday January 23 1906. The ad also lists a 160 acre farm under cultivation with 22 acres in tame grass 40 acres in timothy and clover and fall wheat inviting prospective buyers to inspect the land beforehand and encouraging full inquiry. Prose re invited to come out ce over thoroughly on gale Cua VY MEINUOLD SON
For sale a good quarter-section of Polk County land the N E quarter of section 26 township 152. The land is well located and produces good crops. Citas C Stull offers this investment to buyers to inspect before purchase.
A 120 acre farm four miles west of Osceola is offered for sale. Interested parties are invited to visit to view the property and inspect the land.
The brief OCR reads a note about an annual meeting at Mutual Insurance in Burg with plans to secure the headquarters and complete actions soon. Details are fragmentary and not fully legible.
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