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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
1
Chas Heinemeyer died Monday morning at 5 15 at his Beulah area home. Funeral services were held today at Fairview church with Rev L M Grigsby delivering the sermon. Interment followed in Beulah cemetery. Heinemeyer had suffered illness for several years and was in his 69th year.
Local retailer emphasizes a bold price cut sale with new clothing shoes ladies suits jackets and skirts at money saving prices. Advertising costs are low and customers are said to benefit as prices are not beaten anywhere.
Thomas F Whaley, born January 31 1818 in Genessee New York, died April 14 1906 in Northwest township Williams county Ohio aged 88. He moved to Lenawee County Michigan in 1838 and later to Ohio. He was a charter member of the United Brothers church and a trusted citizen known for his faith and community service. Funeral services were held at the Northwest Whaley United Brotheren church on Easter Sunday with Rev W Harwood officiating. Interment in Rogers cemetery.
Residents discuss establishing a public park with seven acres offered by W S Miller at 1500 dollars and consider railroad grounds as a cheaper alternative. A park committee was formed at the village board meeting to study the proposal and report next session while local businessmen show support. Patrons and teachers meeting set for Osceola Nebraska on Saturday afternoon may 1906 at 2 o clock to discuss public school mission and future.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Record deceased a petition to appoint William J. Query as administrator was filed and set for hearing May 26 1906 at 2 o clock p m by County Judge Henry H Campbell with seal. Presiding Elder W B Alexander of M E church was in the city Saturday.
In Polk County Nebraska notice is given that Anna Resch has filed a petition claiming the estate of Hermanimus Wauka Deceased as his daughter and sole heir at law. The administrator has filed final account and petition for final settlement and heir adjudication with discharge sought. Hearing set for May 15, 1906 at 1 pm.
W. B. Michener buys the Geo. Cremeen property and takes ownership of his home. The note highlights rising owner occupancy among Osceola renters and its positive outlook for residents and the city's future.
Eggs offered by Gilbert Johnson of Osceola Route 4 at 1 dollar per setting of 15 eggs. High scoring birds provide the produce.
Geo Dimick and Frank Newcomer advertise pasture land two miles west of Beulah for 200 acres and 200 head capacity this season at 50 cents per month. They will also furnish a thoroughly bred Hereford bull for pasture work.
Property ad states a pasture six miles northwest of Osceola can hold 75 head of cattle with ample water and salt. Owner O. EK. Mickey invites inquiries and terms.
Notice to creditors of the Christina Johnson estate in Polk County Nebraska. Claims must be filed by November 1, 1906 and debts paid by May 5, 1907. The county court will hear claims on May 5 1906 August 4 1906 and November 5 1906 at 10 a.m. Presented by Henry H. Campbell.
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