Osceola News Roundup July 3 1902
The Osceola area reports reelection of L. K. McGaw and S. W. Gushee at a school meeting, a nine month term, and rain patterns. Herman Swanson and Minnie Renquist wed in Stromsburg. O M Bond buys Wash Moore eighty for 3800 dollars. Rebecca Lodge organized at Wayland with officers. Evan S Mickey and wife visit from Springview. Will Heitzman leaves teaching to sell school books. Mae Buckner hosts a mandolin club recital. W J Rickley dies in Omaha Osceola. Mrs Louis Nebosis Sr. found dead from heat. Birth of a son to Fred and Mae Green. Fire destroys Central meat market. July Fourth parade, concerts, and fireworks draw 6000-7000. Harvest labor remains scarce. farmers seek help elsewhere.
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L. K. McGaw
S. W. Gushee
Herman L. Swanson
Minnie IL. Renquist
Stromsburg
Osceola
O. M. Bond
Wash Moore
Polk County
Wayland
N. G
E. R. Ware
W. G
Parker
Nellie Nebergall
W. J. Rickley
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Louis Nebosis Sr
Fred Green
Lincoln
Osceola Delegation Attends Stone Laying for New Catholic Church
A large Osceola delegation attended the corner stone laying for a new Catholic church in Shelby on Friday morning. The project costs $100,000 and highlights a region-wide Catholic presence reflected in local civic life.
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Osceola
Shelby
Leona Schultz
Walter C. Schmoker
Lincoln
Walton
Stromsburg
Womens Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Linderholm
Newman Grove
Mus
Gunnard Peterson
Geo. Campbell
Shurope
I. D. Frye
Lincoln Hospital
Logan
Iowa
John S. Miller
Lois Rasp
Miller
York
Celebrations and Capitol Notes and Bank Report
The piece covers Independence Day reflections in Washington with remarks on Knox and Stimson cabinet appointments and a Capitol tour note. includes details on the Architect of the Capitol and Statuary Hall. It also prints the June 29 1940 condition report for The First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska, listing assets liabilities and capital accounts.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Knox
Stimson
Wheeler
United States Capitol
Congress
David Lynn
Capitol
Capitol Hill
The
Cook
George
Martha Washington
Lynn
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryant
J. Sterling Morton
Lucretia ‘Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cadt ‘Stanton
First National Bank of
Osceola
Newspaper Bundle Offer Attracts Local Readers
The Lincoln Journal and Osceola Record promote a year of both papers for four dollars, inviting readers to subscribe to two local newspapers at a reduced rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Journal
Osceola
Methodist Church Holds Sunday Services Sermon Playing at Charades
Rev. Albert W. Lapthorne, pastor, leads Sunday July 7 services with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled Playing at Charades. Board and officers meeting July 9 at 8 p.m. in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Albert W. Lapthorne
Transfiguration Sunday Services At Local Lutheran Church
Next Sunday marks Transfiguration Sunday with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. and Evening Service at 8 p.m. The Luther League will present a program in the evening. Ladies Aid meets July 11 hosted by Mrs. George Malek. Mrs. Edwin Hedlund arranging the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
John Oberg
Luther League
Ladies Aid Society
George Malek
Edwin Hedlund
TUS
Briard Dog Traits and Guard Duties Described
The Briard typically shows black with tan markings and hails from France where they herd sheep. In the United States they serve mainly as home guardians, often appearing drowsy due to hair over the eyes while they actually observe keenly. They have sharp vision, strong memories, and surprising speed in pursuit, with tails shaped like a hockey stick similar to a German Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Permanent Waves and Prices at Hotel Beauty Shop
Reduced prices listed for permanent waves ranging from 1.50 to 4.00 with various size and service quotes. The ad also notes a hotel beauty shop in Osceola and mentions livestock markets at Grand Island with hog prices 180 to 220 pounds around 5.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Grand Island
Hog and cattle market report shows rising demand and prices
The hog market remains active with light to medium hogs up 35 to 45 and coast hogs strong. prices for heavy hogs rise 50 to 75 over last week. Pigs heavier with fair demand. light wax pigs lower. Cattle market steady with stock cattle discounted for very heavy grass cows. run about 800 head larger than last week.
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Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Hesler Cleaning
Carl Curtis
House of Representatives
House
God Bless America
Bankhead
Dewey Short
R-Mo
Harve Tibbett
Pennsylvania
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Total Capital
U. S. Govt
Polk
Ss. I
D. R. Byers
Frank D. Mills
Nuquist
K. A. Cornish
M. A. Mills
Briard
Thrifty Shoppers News
le Mors
California
Food Center
Shafter Whites
Texas
Ital. Prunes
Betty Ann
Betty Ann Sutter
Bett Jonathy Ann
America
Old Trusty
Betty Ann Kraut
Betty Ann Xia’ Pests
Pilchards
Value Brand
Ike
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