18 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1903
Page
1
Osceola reports varied grain prices and market chatter alongside bustling town life. Farmers, traders, and residents like John Rathbun, Fred Rasmussen, and G. Emminger are cited with purchases, sales, and trips to nearby towns. Community events include church services, coal happenings, auctions, and a large week of entertainment planned by local groups.
Mrs. Georgia Osborn of Lincoln visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Vanhoosen while Mrs. Frank Fentress visits her sister in Omaha. Cottrell and Crouse shell corn for John Nelson Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vanhoosen return to Brainard. Floyd West listed sick. A. Seger did papering for Mrs. R. Walker and Guy Pearce. Messrs. Comfort and Seger did business in the area Tuesday.
Clyde Hoffer and Lucy Hennings visited York friends returning Tuesday. August Enoch and Anna Samuelson spent Sunday at C Kings Olivers. Rev Marks conducts revival at Victor school house. Myles Ransom and Louise Beebe visited Myrtle Ransom Sunday. Wasland church revival led by Rev Denton. Dwight Kingsolver family visited Lew Carters Sunday. Ed Carter couple returned home after a week away. Lester Sealey broke his foot last week. Wayland residents husked corn Saturday. Ben Brice visited Grant Kings Oliver on Sunday. Matties family spent Sunday at Jim Elliot's.
An extract from a letter extols winter travel via the Union Pacific to California. It praises faster, fewer expenses, and direct through trains from Omaha to the Pacific coast aboard The Overland Limited, claiming superiority to competing routes. Pamphlets offer maps and information. signed by I Runyan, agent at Osceola.
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