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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1877
Page
3
Local items recount family news and community events in Osceola and surrounding districts. Highlights include school district notes, births and deaths, a baseball club formation, a forthcoming timber sale, church meetings, and regional curiosities.
Wayland residents discuss a consular sorrow, a freed J K Ingerson family, and the loss of G B Dawson’s young daughter. The piece questions Warren Clough’s guilt and argues for abolishing capital punishment in favor of life imprisonment. It ends with a call for reform and more content to come.
A fragmented inventory lists various commodities such as rice cans of peaches coffee white sugar soap rye soda canned brickberries California peaches bs pears cove oysters matches starch muslin J cheviot ladies and mens hose pins table linen axle grease and Lorrillard's tobacco BEATY & WOODS 4-25-tf.
A Black Poland China hog about eighteen months old with a few white spots on the belly and hind area has gone missing from a residence in Stromsburg precinct. A suitable reward is offered for its return. Contact L. Boose Osceola Nebraska. April 25.
Mus Jane Bartlett advertises young peach trees for sale at five cents each at her residence in Valley precinct. The notice targets buyers seeking affordable fruit-tree stock and specifies quantity available.
John Hartman of Valley precinct Bell Farm offers cattle herding for the coming season at 25 cents a head per month. Salt supplied by Hartman. Contact residence for arrangements. Published 4 24 41.
A small farm of forty two acres of improved land with a frame dwelling for rent within one mile of Osceola. Apply to J W Haney.
Auction notice indicating a one half mile south of Osceola location with framing structures offered on easy terms. Payment terms show a credit of 4.23 to William E Lore.
Two year old box elder trees offered for sale by A. GusnEe living 34 miles north of Osceola. Price listed at 10 000.00. Includes concise notice of availability and contact location.
James Bell announces a private sale for Thursday February 22 to dispose of 25 tons of hay and 100 bushels of old corn. Sale terms described as cash or time.
Fifty five acres located four miles northwest of Oscenla. Fourteen acres are plowed and six acres are corn stalks. Will rent for one fifth in half bushel. Call on or address Onannity Dunn near the Bell farm. 4.25-31.
Public auction set for around 1 PM on March 17 1877 at the B Libbs farm Island precinct Polk county Nebraska. Horses are seized as property of B Libbs on an execution in favor of A Brandon dated March 6 1877.
Announced for one dollar you may purchase a wide range of pantry and textile items at C. UC. Cobb's, including currants prunes apples blackberries and canned peaches as well as coffee tea soap and assorted fabrics and notions. The list includes muslin calico shirting ducking lace belt leather pins and hose among others.
Chicago Journal lauds Harper's Bazar for household economy and value. It highlights profuse illustrations and diverse literary features, calling it the best journal of its kind in the country as praised by multiple papers.
Harper and Brothers advertises Bazan and Harper’s magazines with annual rates including $4 for a Bazan year and $10 for a bundle of Harper’s Periodicals. Offers include extra copies, club deals, six copies for $20, and various binding and indexing options with postage prepaid or freight paid by the purchaser. Address Harper & Brothers New York.
James Matthews purchases an interest in Dicker and Pulver Agricultural Implement Dealers. Subsequent management will be by Dicker and Matthews. Court notices from Polk County Nebraska include James Clark estate proceedings with a hearing set for April 5 and required notices to heirs. Public announcement to run in Osceola Record for four weeks.
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