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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

6

Osceola Market Report and Local Wedding Mention

Osceola markets list corn hogs butter with a dated note from the St Paul Republican about George Dymek and Stella Maceg jewski marrying last Tuesday in Ashton. The couple later hosted dinner at Jacob Maciejewski’s home then danced at Galcjewski hall until 3 a m. The report notes they are reportedly alive. Also see a drug ad for KODOL aiding digestion with a guarantee and a sale by G T Ray & Co.

St. Paul Ashton George Dymek Stella Macegjewski Jacob Maciejewski Galcjewski M. Altho

Kenne dy s Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted

A vintage ad touts Kenne dy s Laxative Cough Syrup as a maple syrup flavored remedy that eases coughs and colds by laxative action. It claims no opiates, strict compliance with pure food and drug laws, and availability through G T Ray & Co.

Kennedy G.T. Ray & Co

Health Coffee by Dr Shoop promotes a cereal mix

An ad touts Health Coffee as a grain free beverage substitute from Dr Shoop. It imitates real coffee flavor with parched cereals and nuts and claims to be gentle on stomach heart and kidneys. Sold by W O Johnson Co.

Dr. Shoop W. O. Johnson Co

Dr Shoop Cough Cure Endorsed Over Poisons Labels

The ad urges choosing Dr Shoop's Cough Cure over rivals due to poison labeling laws. It claims Shoop's has no poison marks and is safe for children, urging mothers to insist on Shoop's and compare packages. Sold by T Ray & Co.

Dr. Stoop Dr. Shoop T. Ray & Co

Polk Corn and Wheat Markets Lead Rural Update

Correspondence notes corn 35 oats 34 wheat 62 hog price 5.70 with town chatter on local visits. Many residents travel to York and Stromsburg. repairs, lighting, and telephone changes spark discussion as Will Stevens’s accident prompts medical care and poetry of small-town life.

Will Stevens Will Westfall

Stromsburg Market and Local Notes Cover Town Life

Stromsburg markets report corn 35, wheat 62, eats 34, hogs 5 75. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Necker to Hardville, Gus Sandine visiting Eric Eckberg, and others in Stromsburg over the week. News covers court actions, the Stromsburg Journal obituary and demise, residents traveling to Omaha and Lincoln, recitals by A. Falkenburg, and reports on community events, hunting, livestock talk, saloon debates, and wolf hunts.

Stromsburg

Shelby Market Report and Local Notes

Shelby markets show corn at 344 oats 344 wheat 624 and hogs at 575. Fred Braithwaite visited David City yesterday while Mrs Chas Hastert visited Friday. W T Mawher traveled to Osceola for a brief outing Tuesday. The Bell elevateer is being torn down to make way for a larger, more convenient building.

E B. Woolley S.J. Dixon Ord Henry Morris J. C. Hotchkiss James Bell David City Tuesaday Shelby Fred Braithwaite Chas. Hastert W. T. Mawher Osceola

Ingerson patents barbed wire baler for farmers

Wayland notes Jason EK Ingerson has applied for a patent on a barbed wire baler that rolls wire into neat bales and can be rein­serted to unroll wire for fencing. Local social items mention Mrs. Pittman's illness, visits by Elsie Sloan and Nina Sloan, a funeral in Surprise, and remodeling near the church. The Christian Endeavor service featured recitation and music.

Jason EK. Ingerson Pittman Wayland

Local names and farm talk from Hackberry area

Ray Prels moves his house once tied to Mr. Heimer last winter. Milt Ransome and family visit Geo Irland. Hog market activity at Shelby with Mr Campbell assessor making rounds. Obrist family and Charley Hoffer hosting Sunday. Beeb2 shares dinner with son-in-law George Irland. Sloan sisters Kis ie and Nina visit Ed Ryans. Edwin Shaw sells two mule colts and a horse for 380 at Osceola. Lawsen Shaw and others visit R W Sloan. Sanford Anderson builds a new barn south of Victor Schoolhouse.

Leny Obrist Charley Hoffer George Beeb2 George Irland Misses Kisie Nina Sloan Ed Ryan Edwin Shaw Osceola Lawsen Shaw Albert Blevins John Ransome Claude Cook Jess McMullen R. W. Sloan

Andersons Visit Genoa and Church Service Notes

Mr and Mrs Chas E Anderson and Mrs Axel Anderson and daughter traveled overland to Genoa for a couple of days to visit relatives and friends Hugo Flodman and P O Child ren led the Swede Home church service Sunday forenoon Rev J E Nordling was absent at the Conference Subscriptions offered Osceola Record Weekly Inter Ocean Prairie Farmer and McCalls magazine all for 175 Subscribe now Dr N Sellberg Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist Opera House York Nebraska

Chas. E. Anderson Axel Anderson Genoa Hugo Flodman P. O J. E. Nordling Emil Anderson Gertie Fred A. Anderson John F. Anderson Wordling John E. Anderson Osceola Record Inter- Ocean Prairie Farmer McCall’s Magazine Dr. N. Sellberg Opera House York Nebraska

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