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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
4
A notice from Osceola Nebraska invites twenty two people to join a premier car trip to Halbrite and Canada returning the same berth. It argues June 17 offers best farming views and urges neighbors to decide quickly to ensure this special journey at an attractive price.
The text listsRobert G. Douglas as editor and proprietor with establishment date 1876. It also contains unclear extra words Bubboripto rela e, possibly garbled notation about tonnage.
Visiting here Sunday were Mr and Mrs Otto Hasselbalch of Cordova and Mrs Wan Bernt. Mrs Fred Shank is on the sick list. Mr Plageman finished up the cen Bus here Saturday and hopes someone else will do the nose counting later. Mrs G Gonka is quite ill this week. The funeral of W Zohner occurred at St Andrews cemetery last Saturday at 10 oclock. Dr H Albers received a letter that his parents arrived in Germany and are enjoying a good time. Mr and Mrs George Messing helped hang papers at William Glatter’s home Monday. A dance will be held at the P V hall next Saturday evening with Cordova Orchestra. Hubert Jaax lost a pocketbook containing $6 on the way to town.
Farmers near Shelby begin corn planting and crowd out weeds with blind plowing. Shelby well men drill a well on Geo Blevins place south of the Blue. J R Rosenberry sells corn in Shelby market on Tuesday. A picnic at Victor School last Friday marked Miss Minnie Bergers closing day with a large crowd and 14 gallons of ice cream. Anton Heimer shells this week while Lockhard boys assist. A buggy accident near Ed Shaws injures Mrs Shaw slightly but no serious harm.
The notice advertises 600 Yds Shantung Angla at 28c yd and similar silk and embroidery offers. It lists 474 Suesine Silks, waist front embroideries, wide embroidery for fronts, and sheetings with marked discounts. Corsets from Parisiana and Royal Worcesters shown at fashionable prices.
Benjamin Stewart Swan born July 20 1832 in Huntington County Penn. moved with family to Butler County then Louisa County Iowa married Elizabeth McFall of Morning Sun. He joined Presbyterian churches in Iowa and Nebraska, later to Geneva Kansas, then Shelby Nebraska. Funeral by Rev M R Crigp and interment at Sheligy cemetery.
Obituary records indicate Amos Myron Abbott born December 14 1846 in Greenwich Station Ohio died May 10 1910 aged 64 years four months and twenty six days. He married Helen Cobb May 9 1872 and had five children Emory Mira Leonard two died in infancy. survivors include wife three children mother brothers and grandchildren. Abbott joined church under Rev Haskins and served as class steward. Estate notice for James W Snider in Polk County Nebraska sets claim deadlines October 28 1910 and debt payments by May 27 1925 with probate hearings May 27 July 27 and October 28 1910. Henry H Campbell county judge.
Readable item lists various canned foods and prices including peaches apricots beans corn hominy raisins and yeast foam with unit prices noted such as 25 cents per can and 15 cents 8 cents 25 cents per unit.
Chartered in Nebraska with assets totaling 223 674 82 and liabilities 124 22 674 82. Capital stock 237 500 00 surplus 5 900 00 undivided profits 6 231 76 deposits 92 880 75 demand certificates 81 162 31 totals 124 22 674 82. Cashier O E Mickey attests to accuracy sworn May 17 190. Notary Edwin L King seals document.
Emil Thealnder of Lincoln Business College visited Osceola relatives last week and returned to Lincoln on Tuesday.
The City Council calls attention to Ordinance No 53 regulating motor vehicle speeds in Osceola. Vehicles may not exceed 10 mph in built up areas or 15 mph elsewhere, with fines from 25 to 50 dollars for first offenses and higher for subsequent offenses. Mayor H J McBeth states enforcement will be strict.
Public health directive demands removal of tin cans ashes rubbish and manure from streets alleys and vacant lots within ten days from the date of the order issued by the Board of Health. The notice emphasizes cleanup of property under owner responsibility.
A testimonial from Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a relief for rheumatic pains and sleepless irritation. The ad claims the pills ease pain without stomach upset or habit formation and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is found.
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