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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
1
A Polk County trading center pledge aims to provide satisfaction style and economy. The statement emphasizes daily weekly and yearly progress toward becoming the community’s primary shopping hub.
A colorful notice promises bargains on ladies furnishings and endless notions at deeply discounted prices. The sale claims to beat all competition with clear marked items aimed at farmers and workingmen's wives, inviting customers to buy now.
A brief note reminds readers to maintain mindfulness at all times, emphasizing steady attention and caution in daily routines. The line suggests personal discipline and constant awareness as practical guidance.
Store offers hundreds of remnants and odd pieces of white goods and colored wash goods marked down to extremely low prices.
Our annual midseason sale offers slow selling patterns and odd lot samples at reduced prices to clear inventory. We have sorted out slow movers and soiled samples from various lines and marked them down to encourage quick sale.
A large collection of Cretans and other cotton draperies features sofa pillows shirtwaist boxes slip covers and bed spreads. These lines are to be closed out at much less than regular prices.
Polk County Nebraska records show June 18 1906 board behind McBeth met to adjourn and address protests and valuation disputes. Otto Kummer tax protest denied. Chicago Lumber Co. claim allowed on bridge fund. June 26 1906 board of equalization met with notices to landowners and Union Pacific right of way holders to appear. Valuation adjustments granted for several parcels and landowners.
Property provides 200 acres pasture to house 200 head of cattle this season at 50 cents per month. Located on the farm 2 miles west of Beulah. Also offers a Thoroughbred Hereford bull from Geo Dimick and Frank Newcomer.
Advertorial note from A Seger promoting 20 percent off on summer weight suitings by the Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York. Describes over one hundred styles and a $20 suit made to measure for 815. Encourages immediate purchase for vacation and early fall wear.
Dorsey Bros announce a new line of buggies just unloaded for Polk County customers. They invite the public to call in and inspect the selection and pledge to show any buggy the customer needs.
The Polk county Republicans call for a delegates convention in Osceola on July 14 1906 at 1 pm to select delegates for the state and congressional conventions. precincts received representation totals and full voting rights for delegates. caucuses to be held July 13 1906 with no proxies allowed.
Farm lies three and a half miles from the city and is fully cultivated with all land hog tight and fenced. It features good buildings including a house a barn a hog house and a milk house on brick or stone foundations. Price eighty dollars per acre. Inquiries to L. J. Van Hoosen or E. L. King Osceola.
All book accounts before 1906 must be settled at once. Dorsey Bros announce another large car load of furniture arriving this week. Latest sites and higher class items to be on exhibition next week. New carpets rugs and matting coming now with prices never better.
In Polk County Nebraska the Executrix files a final account for the estate of Nels F. Peterson deceased. A hearing is set for July 11, 1906 at 2 p.m. to consider the final settlement and discharge. Henry H. Campbell, County Judge, signs the notice dated June 20, 1906.
After purchasing the Ideal Bakery, Marker and Marker announce 24 hour hot lunch and meals service along with fresh bread pies cakes and other bakery goods. Call for details.
After purchasing the Live Stock business of F A Samuelson the dealer offers to pay the highest market price for cattle and hogs. A trial is invited with office located in yards west of the track and phone 177.
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