13 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
1
Uncle Josh Fineey humorously riffs on changing hair fashions with women wearing straight out behind hairstyles. The piece muses on style, modernity, and the comic confusion such trends spark, ending with a playful nod to Uncle Josh and the Finecy Fives.
No effort spared to make this Institute and exhibition a success. Farmers, business men and ladies are urged to attend for patronage and moral support. Also offered is a hundred tons of prairie hay for sale, baled or loose, located six miles north of Swede Home, contact Silver Creek, H. 246 Jerry Br. Crouse.
The Grand Army Post of Central City and Relief Corps held their annual banquet and installation last Saturday. Officers installed included G W Gregg commander and Estella Gregg president. The event featured speeches by Chaplain Wm Crisp and visiting members, with a large attendance and notable feasting.
Auction set at the seller’s place ten miles northwest of Osceola and four miles north of Swede Home at 10 a.m. on Tuesday January 25 1910. The catalog lists 10 head of cattle horses and hogs plus farm machinery many items described including a McCormick binder John Deere planter and hay equipment. Also notes local obituary for John Hultgren and Swede Home parsonage for sale with bids due February 1.
N S Michser, or Michener, slipped on an icy walk south of the Brazee butcher shop and fractured his hip. The serious injury will likely confine him to bed for weeks. Mayor Norton urged owners to keep sidewalks clear after storms left many walks snowbound and dangerous.
J A Oberg of Osceola Nebraska asks customers to bring in discs harrows feeders plows cultivators and related equipment for repair before the rush to ensure first class work. He emphasizes quick turnaround and good workmanship.
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