28 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference soiled pricing and shop items including brickwork poultry and fruit. Names such as E Lovell and J G Rhodes appear with unclear roles. The text hints at northeast district inquiries and general trade activity without full context.
The note asks for figures prior to providing estimates for executing a cue. It seeks precise data to inform budgeting. It implies a planning stage where cost breakdowns and resource needs are evaluated before final quotes.
The excerpt weighs Stead’s view of rising welfare and education for children, equal suffrage, and post slavery wage relations. It notes humanitarian philanthropy’s surge but questions its durability, arguing civilization holds both hopeful and troubling forces and that the better tendencies should prevail.
In Polk County Nebraska creditors must file claims by September 30, 1907 and debts paid by March 29, 1908. The county judge will hear claims March 29 1907 at 2 pm June 29 1907 at 2 pm and September 30 1907 at 2 pm in the county court room. Dated March 1 1907.
Passenger and freight trains run daily through Central City with times listed. George Rhodes offers wind mill and pump work from his old stand near Gaylord's blacksmith shop, guarantees all work, and promises reasonable prices.
A humorous piece mixes spring fever and a comic tale about Willie Transgressing city limits with prunes. The narrator notes sickness from weather and recalls Willie’s high spirited public antics in Shelby, ending with a humorous court scene and a forgiving, baseball themed restitution. The piece blends sport, moonlight, and planetary allusions with a light moral.
Pearl Lewis suffers grippe while Dr H J McBeth is available. W B Michener travels to David City. J J Gaylord offers plow sharpening. Miss Mamie Cecil visits from David City. Kunkel repairs watches and clocks. J W Matson ships hogs and C C McCormick ships cattle and hogs. Dade's Little Liver Pills sold by G T Ray & Co. F L Dunn advertises steel windmill for sale. H F Henderson heads to Butte for bank work. Herrman sisters visit West Point. Herrmanns travel to Cleveland for funeral. C B Knerr wins premium from American White Plymouth Rock Club. poultry concerns in Polk County questioned. ManZan claims quick relief for hemorrhoids. free offer available via G T Ray & Co.
Gus Johnson Jr and his wife with their baby were thrown from a rig when a runaway team flipped over near a valley farm. A nearby couple, Mr and Mrs Parkis, rescued them and safety was ensured despite the crash. The team dragged on the road without severe damage, leaving onlookers astonished by the luckiest accident.
Claiming pine resin treats bladder and kidney diseases, the ad promotes relief from backache and urinary troubles. A 30 day supply costs $1.00, sold by G. T. Ray & Co.
The firm announces stylish new lines described as snappy with top market values. Customers are urged to call while stock lasts as Oxford items are offered in abundant quantities.
Martin Newcomer, recovering from bruises and fright, was knocked down when a fractious horse pulled by his son Chas stepped into a wagon. The team slipped under the tongue, sparing him from injury as the wagon and horse collapsed part of the barnyard fence.
Last evening March 27 the marriage of Mr J Anderson to Miss Martha Olson was held at the bride’s mother's home Mrs Paulina Olson. Rev C J Johnson of St Baptist church conducted the ceremony. Only relatives and close friends witnessed the nuptials.
A. W. Ransom announces exclusive county agency for Dr. J. K. Fritsch’s Vege table soap praised as a top cleanser for garments and skin and claims medical benefits. He also offers testing eyes and selling Perfect Vision spectacles by Dr. Haux of St. Louis and will call on residents soon.
In Polk County Nebraska the executor of the Mary Adaline Baker estate has filed a final account and petition for final settlement to discharge his administration. The hearing is set for April 13 1907 at 1 p m before the County Court. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated March 26 1907.
G L Ray & Co offers Kodol digestant advertised to overcome indigestion a forerunner to dyspepsia. The product is claimed to be made in conformity with national pure food and drugs law and sold on a guarantee relief plan.
A collection of classified notices listing two millinery apprentices sought by Mrs. M B Morse Osceola. sales offers for six year old mules Rufus Walker Osceola Route 5. one horse wagon almost new with Sargens patent wheels by J W Fillman. prairie hay 60 tons near Swede Home by Pierson Live Stock Co Silver Creek. store building for Osceola Hardware Furniture Co by R Hazlewood Pleasant Dale. Scotch Collie Pup inquiries via D K Pearce near Osceola. pasture for 150 head north of Osceola with seasonal terms by Chas Reisdorff. poultry buyers J F Farris Son with prices by phone. 160 acres in Fillmore County near Osceola with barns and crops offered by S A Larson four miles NW of Osceola.
A man shows a clear preference for filling prescriptions at the local drug store, suggesting trust in service, familiarity, and convenient location as key reasons for his loyalty.
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