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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
1
A dense Osceola snap includes votes on electric lights and saloon licenses, new store openings and sales, visits by residents and travelers, and upcoming spring events. Local goods ads feature cows stock foods confectioneries paint and jewelry services. Community notices cover church revival and public sales.
Citizens are summoned to appear as jurors to assess high and low bicycle prices at F F L Dunn's Hardware Store. The notice requests attendance for jury duty and evaluation of price grading.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of poultry at the Stroms burg yard four blocks north of Farmer's and Merchant's Bank. Purcell and Phillbert.
Stephen Leatherbury expresses gratitude to friends who assisted and sympathized during his recent bereavement and wishes others the same kindness when faced with sorrow.
D H Kunkel advertises a large stock of wallpaper for the season with the widest variety yet in Polk County. Shoppers are invited to view the selection and request price quotes before buying, promising figures that aim to fit every budget.
Gertrude Dearvoen expresses deep thanks to Modern Woodmen of America for kindness and prompt payment of her late husband’s $2000 certificate dated March 2, 1900. She wishes prosperity for the order.
The Vindicator editor reports two cures with Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic pain. A shoulder ache lasting ten days ended after two applications with rubbing, bringing instant relief. A thigh joint rheumatism near collapse also eased after two applications overnight. Sold by G. T. Ray & Co.
Resolutions express sympathy for Stephen Leatherbury after his wife’s death. The note recalls 70s-era solidarity and promises publication. Also recounted is a jealous husband tale and visits by Mrs. Laura Custer and Miss Gertie Reid to Dr. Carrie L. Heald in Osceola.
A new shoe store announces a complete stock of men and ladies shoes from $1 to $4.50 with widths A to E and all toe styles. It offers free repairs for rips, cash purchases, and exchanges butter and eggs for footwear at the highest market price.
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