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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
1
Ownership and management of the Tigbie news pass from C to Be a H Pease this week with possession taken. McCune and the print staff are expected to maintain the paper’s standing. A sale includes city and farm property under fence and buildings, price available by contacting L. H. E. L. King in Osceola. Dorsey Bros. prior to 1906 noted.
An 1906 notice promotes a June 18 excursion to Western Canada for affordable farms in the Saskatchewan Valley. It urges Canadians to inspect the land personally, highlighting Western Canada as the last and best farming opportunity in America’s bread basket. For details contact J. P. Beald.
The Northwestern Fire & Marine Insurance Co enters Nebraska to offer hail insurance with premiums paid in advance and losses paid in full. Agent C. D. Stoner urges farmers to insure crops and visit the Bank of Polk Co. for terms.
George Cremeen leads a Polk county party to Wheatland on June 19 to view irrigated lands with strong water rights and high future value. Departure is 8 pm from Silver Creek, with return the next day. Call Osceola Nebraska for details.
Local notes show residents traveling to Lincoln Omaha and Valley for visits conferences and graduations. People mentioned include Mrs E A Gillespie John Pulver Miss Alice Gray Miss Lulu Pheasant Rev C J Johnson and others. Purchases and minor town developments include Albert Ryan buying and relocating an old building and Clarence Miller hauling with a traction engine.
The city of Osceola and Polk County boast 40 days of deep discounts as Johnson & Co extends its cash getting carnival into a piano voting contest. The store promises a massive stock with prices cut to the bone to draw buyers from miles away.
The advertisement highlights dress goods and associated furnishings with emphasis on unique pricing and fashion selections. It hints at dry goods and delicate adornments appealing to shoppers seeking stylish fabrics and related items.
Fragmentary ad copy highlights socks from 4c per pair and undergarments for men women and children offered at low prices, suggesting a clearance sale with steep discounts.
The notice touts a season sale with vast price reductions across every class of goods. It urges customers to inquire and promises everything offered at favorable prices, aiming to attract shoppers with strong value and a broad assortment.
The Senior brand designs college clothes invoking high cost New York tailors for an exclusive university look. Emphasizing light fabrics and quality finish, the line claims best reputation with a range of nobby patterns and price tiers by quality.
The light grows brighter and trade increases daily under the consolidated roof of W O Johnson Co's store, marking a period of active business expansion.
They came through storm and rain and they did not go away disappointed. They never will.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and passing of our daughter and sister. We also thank the Womans Relief Corps for sympathy and aid. Mr. and Mrs. E W Heffiebower and Family.
Mrs E R Jarmin visits brother H B Saunders of Norfolk this week. L J Vanhousen of Osceola and Wm McBeth of Shelby were in town on business last week. R A Mills of Osceola, lately on the road, resigns to assist his brother Charles Mills in painting locally. Bense Hester works to open a new business on 11th street after purchasing stock in Omaha, with a new home nearly finished for his family. They hail from Polk County.
200 acre pasture two miles west of Beulah to accommodate 200 head this season at 50 cents per month. Also offering a thoroughbred Hereford bull for pasture. Contacts: Geo Dimick, Frank Newcomer.
F. L. Duan advertises lawn mowers of various kinds priced from 2.30 to 13 dollars. The notice highlights affordable options and invites customers to choose the model that suits their needs.
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