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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1915
Page
1
A humorous reflection compares the reliability of the humble horse Dobbin with modern cars. Dobbin’s simple virtues include returning safely home, steadiness in snow and slush, and independence from fancy gadgets, contrasting with the fragile, gadget-laden autos of the era.
A multi item roundup reports ill health in the community including Mrs. Younger in Omaha and Anson OConnor with a broken leg after a wagon accident. It notes family moves to Central City Ord and Clarks appointed rural carrier Paul Crawford. A fatal shooting near Monroe raises jealousy claims and Higbee awaits trial. Clara Lewis visits at Route One home.
A brief note favors Dobbin as the best bet among the group in a cautious assessment. The term safety first guides the ranking, highlighting Dobbin’s relative reliability.
A long list of brief items includes farm price note Private meats to less on farms and various arrivals and visits. Individuals like J P Heald Cecil Conk Paul Tobey Mrs Wm Rhodes and many others travel, visit, or report events in Osceola and surrounding areas with hospital reports, real estate notes, and shop ads.
The Citizens Party voters are called to meet in the District Court Room Osceola on Tuesday evening March 16 1915 at o clock p m for nominating a City Ticket and other proper business. R G Douglas Chairman M A Mills Jr Secretary.
One good second hand organ offered by G T Ray. Only one of the two used planers left and that one is a great bargain for buyers seeking a solid deal.
Mrs John Greenwall of Durant died Saturday morning in Omaha after an operation. Her funeral will be held at the Durant residence. She leaves a husband two children one sister Mrs Eric Borslund of Stromsburg three brothers Alfred and two others in Lincoln and the old county and her father Carl Johnson who lives with Mrs Forslund. She was 42 years old.
Mrs. Albert Torst and extended family arrive from Madison to visit relatives here. John McDonald returns from Denver to sue his mother and other kin. Loup City resident A W Hahn visits with Mickey’s family after Omaha livestock shipment. Lulu Olmstead leaves Omaha after a city visit. Mrs. J. A. Snyder returns from Polk as her father George Algoy improves. Henry Coons of Dewey Oklahoma visits his aunt W C Pike after decades away. The report notes tea guests Helene McGrew Nellie Houdesheldt and Mattie Miller visiting from Shelwe and David City respectively.
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