Osceola Record masthead notes editor and post office entry
Osceola Record in Polk County Nebraska lists Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher. The notice lists Osceola as the postal town and references a March 2, 1879 act with subscription details per year.
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Walter J. Herbes
Oscea
Nebraska
Osceola News Roundup March 1894 Highlights
Wm Welch takes two cattle cars to Omaha. Hendersons return from New York. School vacation starts. C A Coon named assistant principal. A Getterman and Miss Effie Hefflebower to marry. couple to move to Kansas. Ace Emminger arrives from DuBois Wyoming. plans to help in Stromsburg mill. Deaths include Mrs Ernest B Anderson and Mrs Wescoat. Many local marriages and social notes. revival meetings gain members at Methodist church. Automobile Sunday urged with parish invitation.
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H. F. Henderson
New York
C. A. Coon
A. Getterman
Colorado
Effie M. Hefflebower
Schott
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Keen Ludden
East Osceola
Judge Saunders
Wayland
S. A. Snider
Dr. Shaw
Jimmie Bede
Lawson Shaw
Prairie Creek
Silver Creek
Ace Emminger
DuBois
Wyoming
To- Ka-Han Mining and Development Co
Ace
Stromsburg
Charlie Emminger
Stephen Merrick
Philomath
Oregon
Omaha
Beebe
Heinemeyer
C. W. Houtz
Gabe Addison
Jim Gilbert
Harry
Timothy Day
Lewis VanHoosen
Lulu R. Persinger
L. J. VanHoosen
A. A. Randall
M. E. Church
Osceola City Council Advances CWA Sewer Project
Osceola Nebraska special meetings discuss sewer improvements and seek CWA labor for sewage disposal plant work. Officials appoint W E Pierson supervisor for two projects and Walter D Buchholz as foreman of CWA street repair. schedule adjournments and future hearings.
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Osceola
Nebr
Nebraska
Johnson
Anderson
McDonald
P. Johnson
W. E. Pierson
W. A. Cummings
H. H. Campbell
CWA
Carson
Guy F. Ball
Wesha
R. M. McDonald
George L. Carson
M. R. Anderson
Yea
Pierson
City of
S. P. Johnson
George L. Carson II
Walter D. Buchholz
Land Purchase by George Engelhardt Near His Property
George Engelhardt bought an 80 acre tract adjoining his property, signaling a notable expansion in real estate holdings during March 1910. The transaction reflects ongoing land development activity in the area.
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George Engelhardt
Warning to children about harming neighbor’s dog
A neighbor Mrs I. T. A. Nelson warns children who pass her house not to molest or strike her chained dog. She states she is avoiding trouble and asks others not to annoy the animal.
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IT. A. Nelson
Auto Go To Church Sunday At Local Parish
Next Sunday morning the parish invites all to drive and park near the church for Auto Go To Church Sunday. The minister will preach Running on Soft Tires. Sunday School begins with the Primary Department guided by Mrs. Albert Timm. Sunday evening at 7 30 is Boys and Girls Night with ushers, music, scripture, and a letter from Rev R J McKenzie read to close.
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Albert Timm
R. J. McKenzie
W. H. Wright
Paper Prices At Crouse-Tex Drug Co History Notice
History paper 338 a ream and typewriter paper 39 cents and 29 cents a ream offered at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Co
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