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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
1
A rambling local column mixes discussions of corn prices and high grade feed with humor about aging teeth and dental care. It reflects quirky social commentary, notes evangelist meetings, and records a flurry of neighborhood personal items and upcoming events in Stromsburg.
An advertisement extols DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a cleansing remedy that expels waste and bile to restore liver function and improve complexion. A Houston testimonial from W H Howell notes long term family use and praises the pill for constipation. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
Farmers are urged to prepare proper sale bills for upcoming auctions. The note stresses the importance of a clear, attractive bill and offers printing services for large plain sale notices.
Saturday and Monday residents travel for visits and business across Lincoln Osceola York Hastings Aurora Omaha Shelby and Aurora. Individuals include Albert Peterson Miss June McCune Miss Maud Larson Mrs A Shoemaker Mrs E Westberg Andrew Nelson Miss Sidney Swanson and Oscar Oson.
Local church meetings concluded this week at Fairview. Several residents reported illnesses including measles and a sick list. visitors from Osceola and Los Angeles were seen with local families.
Mr Hoadly bought a new team at Tom Brandigans horse sale in Columbus last week. Mrs J T Bonner and Mrs Joe Howser have been sick. Mrs Howser is still ill. Seven families plan to move from this corner of the county before March 1. Miss Staley visited Annie Luchsinger in Platte Center returning Sunday afternoon. Route two west from Bellwood patrons gave their carrier Buffalo a fur coat for Christmas. Henry Howser hogs affected by a prevailing disease causing losses in the area.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schulz died Saturday afternoon and was buried Tuesday as their six children also suffer whooping cough. Miss Katie Kinsman, severely injured in a runaway, is considered practically out of danger but remains restricted from visitors. She sustained a severe brain contusion after being thrown against a tree. Miss Bebe Brian teaches school during Miss Kinsman’s illness.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors must file claims by August 2, 1906 and debts must be paid by February 2, 1907. The court will sit February 2, 1906 February 1? May 2 1906 and August 2 1906 at 2 PM to receive examine hear and adjust claims objections. Dated January 6 1906.
For sale a good quarter-section of Polk County land the northeast quarter of section 26 15 2. A buyer will do well to inspect this well located property which produces good crops Cas C Stun.
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