Market Prices Include Range of Cents Per Pound
A fragment lists price quotes from 30 to 85 cents, 37 to 40 cents, 40 to 45 cents and 50 cents, suggesting a range of commodity values in the market.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
1
A fragment lists price quotes from 30 to 85 cents, 37 to 40 cents, 40 to 45 cents and 50 cents, suggesting a range of commodity values in the market.
Osceola locals report fresh bread and new goods at Hotchkiss Bros and Lome Restaurant, purchases of furniture and phonographs, and visits by residents including Miss Georgia Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Corbett, and many others. Community events feature a district court, Odd Fellows celebration, a medical arrival, and a forthcoming nursery stock sale.
Judge Sornburger presided Tuesday morning, handling equity matters before adjourning for juries next week. Dispositions include Gust E Peterson discharged from a threatening wife case, a dismissed divorce, and various estate matters with guardians ad litem appointed. Several civil suits were dismissed or decreed, including executors and foreclosures with property to be sold to satisfy estates.
A court room in Osceola hosts a Saturday May 11 1901 educational meeting at 1 30 p m. Topics include Music Language Work Emma Ferman Character Building J H Slotkower Our Teachers Rev W J Scott Some of Our New School Laws Geo Horst and a call for every county teacher to attend and bring one more person. All are invited. Geo Honrsr
The Congregations Church in Clarke Nebraska hosted the marriage of Mollie Morse daughter of Hon. W R Morse and C H Campbell M D of Clarke. The ceremony at 10 o'clock featured Rev H J Hinman officiating, attendants Lottie Hockenberger and Ralph Morse, with a reception at Mrs Morse's home and a 12:30 train departure to Omaha amid festivities and good wishes.
A brief item notes meal tickets sold at the Home Restaurant offering daily or weekly options. The notice highlights pricing and redemption terms for patrons, with emphasis on flexible meal plans and meal-hour availability.
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