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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
1
Local items report illnesses and visits including Donald Ray and Cora Ray with appendicitis and a school trip to Shelby. Dr Kay's Renovator advertised, merchants promote services and a new hardware store, and community notices cover meetings, travel, and marriages in Polk County Osceola Nebraska.
Local notice seeks a responsible party to purchase fixtures and lease a brick yard in Osceola. Terms are stated as reasonable.
Next Tuesday January 30 we open importation of Green Gold English Ware used for premium parties. Holders of tickets should present them that day to receive the dishes ordered.
41 for rent in NE section 34 13 4 west four miles northeast of Arborville cash rent preferred or grain rent offered by qualified party Gan F Butler 315 New York Life Omaha Nebraska
East 34, Sec. 23 14 320 acres. Northwest of Sec. 11 18 3 160 acres. All in Polk County Nebraska. To be sold in one body or intracta to salt purchaser. For full information correspond with J. D. Lowe administrator of the estate of George Lowe deceased New Boston Illinois. 3 3m.
The Nebraska State Journal promotes subscribing now. highlights its status as Nebraska’s old reliable published at the state capital with daily and Sunday issues plus the farmer oriented Semi-Weekly Journal offering 104 pages a year for $100. Encourages joining for coverage of the presidential campaign.
Milton J. Henderson married Miss Carolina Corilla Arter at the groom’s parents home with Rev Adams officiating. The ceremony featured a ring ceremony and large attendance. bride given away by her mother Mrs Caroline W. Arter. Guests included out of town relatives from Denver New York York Nebr Rising. The couple will reside in Denver after a honeymoon unseen.
The Stephen Leatherbury estate offers at public sale on Thursday February 15 1900 four miles south and four miles east of Osceola a herd of 31 milk cows 10 two year old heifers 9 yearlings a three year old Jersey bull and other dairy and farm equipment including corn planter check wire wagons milk cans and grinders. Terms cash up to 50 dollars over 5 dollars approved notes at 8 percent with 6 percent cash discount no removal until settled.
Polk County canvass urged for The Life and Work of Dwight L. Moody by William R. Moody and Ira D. Sankay. Officials seek hustlers willing to recruit Swedes and Germans, with outfits ready by Nebr first. Ed announces dates January 27 and 29 and a chance to earn money before spring.
G nuyne of Clarks wins fourth prize in the Orange Judd Farmer Chicago contest for 1899 best garden report. The national competition drew nearly 5,000 entrants. awards totaling about $2,000 rewarded clarity of actual garden results, costs, and farming methods rather than profit. Giauque cultivated about 7,800 square feet, growing standard vegetables such as peas beans radishes beets onions and more.
A Pleasant Home Precinct resident, Mr Giauque, showcased a diverse allotment of celery, gherkins, parsley, popcorn, cauliflower and salsify. The display, one of over 500 entries, was noted for its artistry and quality, with produce stored for winter. He receives mail at Clarks.
The Shamrock as Ireland’s emblem traces to St Patrick teaching the Trinity to Celts. He is said to pluck a shamrock and show its three leaves as the three in one. This tale appears in the Journal of Education.
A misspelled formal letter from a town postmaster to Washington pleads for resignation. The text shows garbled phrases and indicates duties preventing taking on more than he can handle, ending with a courteous sign-off.
The natives of the Kongo Free Star wear the gayest clothing they can find, making a bright display in their Sund attire.
A Chicago News brief notes an employee on trial was dismissed after repeated misconduct. The report mentions the action taken and the ongoing inquiry, with no further names or specifics provided.
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