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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
5
Seven day sale begins Saturday July 22 with at least one day remaining. Shoes priced 89c per pair. ladies and men hosiery. calico muslin and unbleached muslin deals. table oil cloth and gingham. Austrian china and fancy dishes displayed upstairs at bargain prices. many items about half their worth.
Local brief items from Osceola include wedding plans, visits, sales, and services. Notices list found jewelry, lost and found items, and new business openings. City news highlights include framing of school work, telephones, and local appointments.
Reported thefts last week include a team at Olaf Youngdahls that escaped thieves. A quantity of twine and other items were taken in Weiseman neighborhood. No arrests have been made.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as purest and best for sores burns boils eczema and piles. It promotes purchase from G IT Ray & Co and urges buyers to get the genuine product.
The county convention meets at the Osceola courthouse on August 5 1935 at 2 p m to elect delegates to the state convention and nominate candidates for county offices including county clerk treasurer judge superintendent surveyor coroner and sheriff Precinct representation is listed for each region including Osceola Stromsburg and Valley with totals.
Osceola Nebraska July 3 1906 I certify that I have given my son George C Foy his time until he is twenty one and that after this date I am not responsible for debts or contracts he makes and he may collect his own wages and I will not hold anyone for monies due him N C Foy
Miss Petite Martin narrowly escaped drowning after falling through boards covering a 25 foot cistern at Mr. and Mrs. Gus Speice’s home. The servant girl heard her cries from an upper room and rescued her just as she weakened, ending a hidden danger in Columbus.
Advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain-Teda claiming healing benefits. Promotes 35¢ tea or tablets from G. T. Ray & Co. Blessed to the human family. Targeted at sick and ailing readers with claims of wellness.
Next Sunday marks the fourth quarterly meeting at the M E church. Rev W B Alexander will preach in the morning and the pastor in the evening on the topic The Power of a Dead Man's Bones, the fourth in the series of sermons.
An early advert extols One Minute Cough Cure by T Bay & Co claiming it is harmless, tasty to children, and cures coughs. The fragment notes mothers prefer it for its safety and palatability compared with other remedies.
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