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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement excerpt promotes "Bright, Sparkling Stories" shown in clean moving pictures. It credits M. N. Trulson as proprietor and notes neat arrangement and bright presentation as selling points.
The marriage of Miss Florence Wocecoat to Mr. D. H. Mace was solemnized Wednesday in Columbus by County Judge Pratte. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wa, Wocecoat, she is a Polk County teacher and admired for studious character. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mace, is praised for good conduct and ability. They will reside on the George Dimick farm near Beulah, rented for the season, starting housekeeping there.
Postmaster Pheasant announced a change in Sunday mail service to Osceola. The route will depart Central City at 10 59 a m and arrive Osceola at 1 50 p m effective Sunday May 15. The new fright route replaces the Mar route and provides somewhat earlier service.
A scheduled game between York and Osceola locals failed due to a phone miscommunication. York expected to play in York, while locals planned at Osceola. Osceola High School held a seven inning exhibition with the locals, 5 to 3, with strong pitching by Shank and notable plays by Cotton and Burrit.
Lincoln Evening News notes the administration railroad bill as a vast shift in regulation. It demands interstate commerce approval for stock issues, requires physical valuation of railroads, and creates an interstate commerce court to resolve disputes. It also limits short haul rates and extends commission power to telegraph and telephone firms.
An Osceola Nebraska land sale notice advertises a public auction on June 8 1910 at 2 pm at the south door of the courthouse for 257 acres 2 miles northeast of Osceola and 5 miles west of Shelby known as the Byers farm with fair improvements and a good orchard to be sold in tracks to maximize value. Samuel A Snider sale referee and listing details included. Also notes about a 1910 farm season at Chapman place and a fire loss insurance promo from local agents.
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