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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
5
Local items report groceries from Oberg Johnsons, piano sales by A Hospe Co, real estate offers in Osceola, travelers to David City and Denver, visits by H GC Beebe to Tulsa, Rising City trips, births at V A Newcomer home, pawn and auction mentions, and a death and funeral in the valley. Community notices cover hay for sale, poultry buys, and a chicken pie supper.
Five fine male collie pups for sale at $2.50 each from good working parents. Located at my farm four miles northeast of Osceola. Contact Ray Burns.
The Lincoln Daily News promotes a limited trial offer of 25 cents for daily delivery from now until the legislature ends. Readers are urged to renew or cancel by April 1, 1909, with a promise of no medical or liquor ads and truthful reporting on state politics.
Platte Valley offers a quarter section two miles from Clarks post office at ten dollars per acre. Unimproved land with four wire fence and pastured for years, suited to alfalfa or wheat. Owner on the south half refused sixty five dollars per acre. improvements fair and land not as good as this quarter. Larson Land Co.
Cedar Chips reports a stream of local moves and comings in Columbus and Clear Creek precinct.Residents include H. J. Brian moving a real deuce to West 19th Street and Jo an Bernt and family joining Columbus. Lucy Cockson and daughter Jennie relocate. Ed Hahn expects farm work to resume in spring. Indignation rises over two fake weddings noted in last week’s Tribune with comments on age inappropriate acts.
The State of Nebraska to interested parties. Executor filed final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set before the Court on February 13, 1909 at 2 p.m. Dated January 25, 1909. (SEAL) Henney H. Campbell, County Judge.
An old advertisement argues kidney weakness leads to overall harm including aches, urinary issues, and risk of diabetes. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a direct kidney remedy with Osceola Nebraska user testimonial and claims Buffalo New York as the sole agent for the product.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Ballard’s Liniment for rheumatic pains and stiff joints, promising immediate relief and highlighting a 50 cent price. It also promotes Woods Liver Medicine in liquid form for liver issues, headaches, digestion, and malaria, noting a larger bottle for $1 and easy dosing. Sold by G T Ray Co.
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