Osceola Borers Published by R G Douglas Editor
The Osceola Borers announces its 1907 subscription price of 1.00 dollar with March 14 publication by editor R G Douglas.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
5
The Osceola Borers announces its 1907 subscription price of 1.00 dollar with March 14 publication by editor R G Douglas.
Stromsburg residents share visits and travel news including Rit Beee J Lance and G D M la8 visiting friends, Marquette activities, and trips to Lincoln Omaha York and Columbus. Local farm talk covers mill operations, sorghum molasses, and new hires, with updates on property moves and family visits.
School District No 39 and families including the Kropatchs and Fillingers travel and host relatives from Greeley County. Ford Chenoweth visits his mother for two days. Oswald Kropatsch moves his house with plans for a future addition. Miss Abbie Bartlett returns home after winter with Will Herrmann. Mass attendance at the German Catholic church was canceled due to Father Ress illness. Farmers anticipate sowing oats soon.
Hackberry Harry Blevins searches for a farm all winter and visits prospects including George Blevins. Mrs. Frank Horn and Nora from St Paul visited F L Rasp. R W Sloan to finish cutting and hauling wood this week. Newt Skidmore is ill again. Silas Miller bought a horse for about 100 dollars from T Birth. N S Abolt trims trees along the highway. Mr Henning repairs his barn. Albert Blevins and wife dined with O Michener. Charlie Hoffer hired Jess Mc Muller for spring work. Mrs Anna Sloan dined with Mrs Harry Blevins. Mrs August Thelen adds barn siding. Lawrence Nickels had hogs on the Shelby market. C J Augustine bought John Skidmore's cattle last week. Joe Swanson and wife visited Henry Severs. Harry Blevins and wife visited family in Shelby. Mrs R W Sloan visited Mrs George Blevins. Tom Skidmore soon to finish his bog barn begun last fall.
Local notices list Dorsey Bros. advertising wire and nails. The item mentions multiple residents visiting nearby towns, errands, and health ads for Pine salve and Dr. Shoop products, with several short updates on people moving, traveling, or visiting Osceola and surrounding communities. The Union Pacific line extension to Central City opens soon, promising quicker trips Lincoln to Central City and revised train times.
The M E Church plans a morning sermon titled The White Man's Burden and an evening sermon on External Life. The 6 30 p m E L devotional will feature Im mortality led by the pastor. Passion week services promise stronger program with two ruling elders and more speakers.
Obituary notes funeral at his Lincoln residence 2036 Holdinge Street at 2 30 PM under Masonic auspices Rev Dr Bullock of East Lincoln Congregational Church preached Parks born May 24 1853 in Bradford County Pa married Laura S Uoles 1873 moved to Michigan 1876 to Nebraska 1881 Polk County moved to Lincoln 1885 remained there Anna Ludden Geo Ludden and family visit Charles Deputy and wife who recently rented a Merrick County farm record promises continued updates
A lively company staged The Foxy Mr Bowser a rattling good comedy last night with bright witty dialogue and rapid laughs. An open air concert by The Foxy Mr Bowser company led by the lady drum major drew a large noon crowd, praised for entertainment value. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as quick cough relief sold by G T Ray & Co.
Osceola Nebraska March 5 1907 county commissioners meet in special session to void a February list for jury drawing and substitute a new roster including Hackberry Stromsburg Osceola Platte Pleasant View Canada Clear Creek Valley Island and other precincts. D M Strain seeks admission to Soldiers Home. various local officials and bonds approved.
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