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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
1
A reflective monologue critiques zealots who preach on others sins while ignoring their own faults. The piece warns against overbearing moral policing and urges focus on personal duties before judging neighbors. A private notice advertises Gospel Ridge property for sale near Osceola Nebraska with several buildings and fence details.
A terse exchange questions whether a garment is flawless or worn thin and frayed, challenging a brother about unnoted flaws amid a quest to collect rents from another.
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Osceola Nebraska post office for the week ending January 15 1914 Mrs Josephine Cook Mr J O Crouse Miss Helen Sack S G Pheasant P M
Revival meetings start Sunday morning led by Rev. J. C. Dickson of York, a prominent state preacher. Services run nightly at 7 30 until further notice. Everyone is welcome to attend and bring others. Life is brief, eternity has no end, consider where you will spend it.
Adam Herrmann owner announces a public sale at his farm six miles north of Osceola next Tuesday January 20 at 10 a.m. The lot includes sixteen head of horses sixteen head of cattle and a variety of farm implements such as two binders a manure spreader and a corn planter. Ware and Hayhurst are the auctioneers.
The next regular teachers examination will be held at the county courthouse on Friday January 16 and Saturday January 17 1914. All branches for county certification will be given. Amelia Rasmussen County Sup t
For sale ten head of pure bred short horn cattle. Reasonable price. Toward Crouse phone BA 131. 7e.-oa 1.
I will sell 35 well bred Shorthorn cattle at my farm 744 miles east of Osceola Creamery on Wednesday January 21 with sale starting at 1 o clock. Part of these are registered cattle. 8 head of horses will also be sold. F. T. Bennett.
George H. Carnine died at his son Walter Carnine's home in Platte precinct at 5 PM from arterial sclerosis. He was 65 years 11 months old and had been feeble for a year, almost totally helpless in recent months. He leaves seven children including Bert Carnine Alliance and W A Carnine of this county. Funeral at the Baptist church tomorrow at 1 AM with Rev. C A Spalding. interment Osceola cemetery. Obituary in Monday’s Record.
Miss Lucille Stanley formerly of Kearney state normal died at 801 South Thirty-first street Omaha from mercurial poisoning self administered a week earlier. Health office records state she was twenty four and had lived in Clarks prior to coming to Omaha. Physicians and coroner declined to discuss details and burial occurred in Clarks Nebr with undertakers Stack and Falconer in charge.
Arrangements completed for a Musical Club led by Miss Elizabeth Larsen to teach music basics to all ages. Each meeting will include musical selections and papers on great composers. The organizing meeting is Friday evening January 16 at the High School Building at 7 30. All interested invited.
Community notices invite all members to a Ben Hur event on January 17 at 7 30 PM. The Osceola area listings promote local sales and services from Monson's Hats Pike's Harness Osceola Implement Co and others. Governor Aldrich visit noted with reflections on his tenure and ongoing legal work in Lincoln and David City.
Railway Commissioners Clark and Taylor held a Stromsburg hearing on local telephone complaints. W. J. Marquis and W. E. Wilson represented the complainants as attorneys King Beebe and A. F. Nuquist and others attended. The case will be studied in briefs and the commission will issue an opinion later.
A Osceola Nebraska family near glee over deals at Weeden’s. Lee G Hendrickson offers alfalfa hay for gale. For sale Duroc Jersey gifts and tried sows bred to Crimson Proud Chief for March and April farrow. Geo Price Osceola Nebr phone U9.
Classified listing shows boys duck coats at 82 84 and 95 cents, corduroy coats for men in multiple sizes, rubber overshoes priced at 2 dollars, mittens at 1.7. 15 percent discount offered. Includes various prices around 1.45 to 3.50 for coats and 2.49 for some items.
Mr and Mrs J C Peters depart Tuesday morning to Norton Virginia where they plan to reside and Mr Peters will work. Peters family resides in Norton and his father is a railroad shop foreman. Peters returned long after enlisting in the army eight to ten years ago.
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