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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
4
A seller promotes a wool clothing line for spring and summer offering hand tailored items. They claim quality and style are both essential for satisfaction and invite customers to trust the value of their tailored wool garments.
An old advertisement promotes Dade's Little Liver Pills by G T Ray & Co promising tone to the liver and bowel movement with a system cleanse. The catchy copy asserts the remedy never gripe.
In a weather influenced civic note the piece links the new democrats in Omaha, Lincoln, and Osceola with a mischievous forecast. The editor muses on crop risks and political shifts, noting a light hearted tone about fortunes and livelihoods amid seasonal uncertainty.
The JF Reynolds Post 26 is invited to a Memorial Service at the church auditorium on Sunday May 26 1907 at 2 30 pm. A large chorus will perform as the post honors the heroic dead of 1861 to 1865 and emphasizes patriotism and vigilance as essentials of liberty. Rev G W Comer A M M A L delivers remarks.
In Chicago six of the Dunne faction, once loud advocates of democratic municipal reform, have been indicted on fraud and graft charges amid renewed criticism of fake reform.
Rev P C Johnson formerly of this place is a candidate for Department Commander of the Nebraska G A R. Johnson’s old friends and comrades here would be greatly pleased if he succeeds in landing the honor.
The article notes much discussion in papers about the imprisonment of Haywood and his gang in connection with the Steunenberg murder. It questions guilt and suggests letting the judge and jury decide the matter.
Fred H. Abbott of the Columbus Tribune is chosen to edit the Aurora Republican as Clark Perkins moves to the Board of Railway Commissioners. Abbott, a vigorous writer, will lead the paper while the Democrat posts lower printing prices, sparking exchanges over past rates and “starvation price” digs.
The North Platte Tribune reports disagreement with census estimates for Nebraska. It notes 1900 to present population gains of 2 184 statewide, 40 439 in Omaha and Lincoln areas, while rural Nebraska shows a loss over 38 000. The piece criticizes the Census Bureau for not harmonizing its estimates with local beliefs.
The Hoffer Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting on the cemetery grounds at 1 PM on May 25, 1907.
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Good speed and endurance driving horses aged five and seven offered for sale. Priced at $160 for the team, includes a set of new driving harness. Interested buyers contact Rev. O A Johnson in Osceola, Nebraska or H F Henderson.
A town lot measuring 756 by 150 feet lies within one block of Osceola's square. It includes a 75 foot cement walk, fruit trees on the premises, and a securely fenced chicken yard. Inquiries directed to Johnston & Ball.
The pastor will preach morning on Night and Insight and evening on The drink of Immortality. All are cordially invited to attend both services.
Sabbath school at 10 a m. Morning sermon at 11 on Serving the Lord Christ. Senior Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Evening sermon at 8 on How to be useful in Life with topic Little faults that spoil our lives. Rev G W Comer M M A L Pastor invites all to attend.
An Osceola event features an Oratorical and Musical Contest at M. E. Church on Friday at 8 p m with eight young contestants vying for a Silver Medal. Quartets will perform and the top quartet by percent earns four Silver Medals. Miss Dey will sing a solo. A silver offering will close the event to cover expenses. Also noted is a recent marriage license issued by County Judge Campbell for William Townsend and Lucy Redding. Subscriptions offered include Osceola Record Weekly Inter Ocean Prairie Farmer and McCall's magazine at 3 1 75.
A fragmentary notice lists multiple for sale items and property near Oscevia west of a Baptist area in Polk County. It references a house with cistern, sheds, garden, and a wood fence, plus a tank and various farm goods. Auction or sale details appear, with a public sale notice to be held at the sheriff's office, listing buildings at Linco.
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