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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
6
The text promotes insurance covering damage by lightning cyclone or tornado. It notes companies represent policies that cover all such damage and promise quick claims settlement and prompt payments, highlighting liberal treatment of policy holders as a specialty of these firms.
The city library received numerous new books last week including Enchanted Forest, Philosophy of Hope, Wanderings in Ireland, Bible in Spain, Romany Rye, Soul's Inheritance, Sea Fighters from Drake to Faragut, Topsy and Turvy, Hight Girls and a Dog, Gentleman Vagabond, Child of Nature, Pastels in Prose, Will of the Mill, Florence Nightingale the Angel of the Crimea, and Dame Curtsey's Book of Novel Entertainments. The last title will aid mothers and teachers in planning months of house parties for children.
A bank advertisement argues that saving builds homes and public works while spenders fall into servitude. It urges readers to start accounts at the First National Bank of Osceola with one dollar and join the savers for secure, interest earning growth.
For sale 320 acres improved land in Pierce County four miles from the county seat. Also a house and two lots in Osceola. Contact H. B. Russ.
The National Accident Insurance Co held a banquet for about thirty field agents at the Lindell hotel. Toasts covered topics from the Legal Department to Our Methods and the Nebraska Insurance Department. W A Newcomer earned a Lincoln trip for policies totaling fifty one thousand dollars.
Mrs Geo Fleming died at her parents home in this city on July 6 after a brief illness. She leaves husband and infant son, her parents, sisters and relatives. The funeral is set for Friday July 8 at 2 PM at the M E church. The community mourns with the family.
Miss Maggie Jacksons Sunday school class hosts an ice cream social on the court house lawn next Saturday afternoon and evening July 9 inviting all to attend.
Courtney Gros in City Dray. Miss Anna Wirth visits Dunbar sister Mrs Helvey. People travel to Arlington Stromsburg Carson Wapello Syracuse Omaha. Luther League social at court house lawn July 16. lightning hits Swanson barn with no fire. street work near fair grounds progresses. Obituaries, farm ads, and garment cleaning services also noted.
Two parcels offered by Larson Land Co. Osceola Nebr. One quarter section within two miles of Osceola, level land with immediate possession priced at 116 dollars per acre. Another 74 acres nearby at 110 dollars per acre, land described as fine level.
The next regular Teachers' Examinations will be held at the Court House on Friday July 15 and Saturday July 16 1910. Examinations for life Certificates will be held at the same time and place. Lillie Mole Co Supt.
Emma Jane Ludden wife of Charley Ludden of Surprise died recently. Born August 15 1860 in Wisconsin she was of French Canadian and English descent. She was sister to Mrs. Frank Dunning Shelby and Jim and Liberty Clark Hackberry. Clark family moved from Wisconsin to Polk County in 1868. Liberty now owns the old homestead. Mrs Ludden’s mother, longtime Shelby resident, was buried at Blue Ridge cemetery a month before. The Surprise O E S assisted at the grave.
Insurance reports note no house or barn injuries from lightning with copper cable rods installed. Advertisement urges protection of life and property with a cheaper price than ever. Contact L. A. Beltzer in Osceola Nebraska for details.
Local notice offers a range of refrigerators in metal and lined varieties in all sizes. F. L. Dunn promotes ready availability and emphasizes they can furnish the specific unit sought by customers.
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