New in Osceola A Creat! Hand 30 to 60
In Osceola a note advertises a new creation event with talk of thirty to sixty attendees and a local handout. Details are fragmentary.
21 Mar 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
1
In Osceola a note advertises a new creation event with talk of thirty to sixty attendees and a local handout. Details are fragmentary.
Osceola moves toward city status with new ordinances and development. Dental student W. B. Vaughan attends a birthday. other items announce plow sharpening, watch repairs, real estate, and local services including wallpapering and painting.
The M. E. Church will preach on foreign immigration next Sunday morning urging citizens and Christians to consider responsibility toward newcomers. The evening sermon will cover the Resurrection of Jesus and its applications to future hopes, with Passion Week services noted in another column.
A bank touts its vaults as burglar proof and promises every deposit is worth a hundred cents on the dollar. It invites readers to become patrons and join its bandwagon of security and reliability.
A cryptic note discusses confidence and prescription preferences. It hints at a reputation for choosing certain drugs and mentions potential confusion over dosage and patient understanding. The text remains fragmentary and unsettled.
Union Pacific time card lists passenger east at 7:44 and west at 4-6:20 p m with freight east at 6:20 p m and west at 10:00 a m all trains pass through Central City A T Runyan agent
Advertisement promotes Kodol as a digestive aid that overcomes indigestion a precursor to dyspepsia. It claims compliance with federal law, offers a 30 day treatment for one dollar, and notes pine resin as beneficial for bladder and kidney ailments with Pineules sold by G. T. Ray & Co.
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