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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
5
Start Saturday January 13 lasting one week. Swan Eklund advertises fine shoes in sizes 31 to 61 with a real sale. Hand bills will list bargains as Trotter’s Variety Store conducts the promotion.
Local items list Osceola residents and visitors including Peter J. Jones in Columbus and Levi Nelson in Shelby on business. Notes mention trades, sales, lost auto crank, school duties, and a bank officers reelection at Osceola, with several trips to Lincoln, Omaha, and Grand Island.
Osceola markets list Thursday January 11 with prices for wheat at 1.74 per bushel corn and oats per bushel and butter per pound and chickens per pound details unclear in OCR text cleaned for card.
Gust Plodman delivered a cattle load to the South Omaha market last week. On returning he stopped at Mead due to his mother’s illness and stayed several days before returning home Saturday evening. He plans to move to Sherman county next spring and will hold a late month public sale. Mrs. C W Morgan visited Chicago Moline Buffalo Toledo then Osceola returning to her parents in Osceola Friday night with her children.
James Farris travels to Lincoln to resume his duties as custodian of the senate chamber, a position awarded last week by the Democratic Solons. The Record congratulates him and notes his evident merit. He promises cordial treatment if he visits the senate in Lincoln.
Advertises a public sale on the Power farm 144 miles northeast of Osceola and 5% west of Shelby on Thursday January 25 1517 at 10 o’clock a m. Items include horses mules cattle farm machinery and household goods with terms cash for small amounts and credit over ten dollars at 8 percent.
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