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Osceola Polk County Nebraska announces subscriptions may begin or end at any time. Notice to stop will be obeyed promptly. All subscriptions run until the subscriber notifies the publisher to terminate.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1916
Page
4
Osceola Polk County Nebraska announces subscriptions may begin or end at any time. Notice to stop will be obeyed promptly. All subscriptions run until the subscriber notifies the publisher to terminate.
Display ads cost 12.74 dollars per inch with yearly contract specials. Professional cards priced at 6 dollars yearly. Black face locals 0.10 per line and regular locals 0.05 per line. Card of Thanks 0.50. Resolutions of Sympathy 0.75. Readers 0.20 per inch. Candidate announcements 5.00.
The Morse residence in Clarks west end burned Friday night with about twenty guests present. Fire started likely in the kitchen attic from wiring. all upper rooms filled with smoke. Most furniture in the front downstairs rooms saved, but priceless keepsakes and photos burned. Insurance on the house and contents was 2500, far below intrinsic loss. In the aftermath, many locals and visitors appeared, with community notices and local travel updates following.
Mrs. S R Seward hosted her Shelby niece Miss Zollars over the weekend. B A Richmond from Sterling Colorado arrived to help at Lew Matthews harness store. Rising City high school traveled to Ulysses for a baseball game, returning with a 16 to 5 loss. Gresham visitors and a prospective local hardware firm change also appear in the notes.
Osceola Nebraska City Council approves 1916 17 budget totals for fire protection street lighting officers salaries and water works with further allocations for library park and maintenance and outlines public meeting and timing for the annual appropriation bill. County actions include tax protest denial sheriff report approval and various printed claims and road fund expenses.
Mrs. Anna Kristina Danielson born February 14 1835 in Smoland Sweden died May 5 1916 at age 81 years 2 months 21 days at her daughter’s home in Coon Creek Funeral services were held at the home and interred in Russell cemetery Rev Eugene Weinberg officiating She leaves three daughters Mrs Victor Anderson Russell Mrs Peter Nelson Osceola Nebraska and Mrs Gust Kruse Moline Illinois and one son Gust Daniel of Osceola Nebraska plus another daughter Mrs Swan Nelson of Osceola Her husband died in 1911 Her brother Gust Danielson also attended after another death occurred the same day as Mrs Danielson.
The Lutheran church announces Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 a m with divine services at 11 a m and 8 p m in English. The Luther League meets Thursday at 8 30 p m at Adolph Nelsons home west of the city. Ladies committee seek support for cemetery care. members urged to respond generously.
A. E. Stoner advertises parcels of fine land for sale inviting interested buyers to call for details. Located on the east side of State Street four blocks from the square in Osceola.
The death of Miss Anna Shostrom daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Shostrom occurred at her home in Pleasant Home precinct on Friday The funeral will be held tomorrow Tuesday She was the eldest child and leaves her parents two sisters and one brother The Record extends sympathy to the bereaved family
Auction sale offers to convert any property into cash quickly for Benedict Nebraska area. Terms described as reasonable. Write or phone for open dates. Contact Geo Tilden Benedict Neb at phone 2203.
The Finecy brothers announce the 1916 season for Victor the Percheron and Coco the Belgian at their Osceola barn. Breeders may expect usual terms and no liability for accidents.
The purchaser states that having bought the Percheron Stallion Halley’s Comet 78118, he will bring the horse to his stable for training and future breeding work.
Property listing shows the stand location 2 miles north and 3 miles west of Swede Home with rates of 10 and 15 dollars. Contact Harry Beeby owner and manager via phone Stromsburg Cedar 5773 for all inquiries.
Lewis Herrmann announces breeding for 1916 at his farm near Osceola three miles east and a mile north and three miles west of Shelby. Dr Baird is described as a good individual and a strong foal getter. Terms include 12.60 insurance and 15 for colt to stand and suck with no liability for accidents.
J G Rodosahl offers a stallion and a jack for service at his Osceola area farm three miles east and three miles south. Stallion $10, jack $15, insurance included. or free service if no cost is needed.
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