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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
7
Kentucky Jack T a strong 6 year old weight about 1000 lbs is offered as a good foal getter. The horse will stand season 1907 at my barn located 1 mile east of Osceola. Terms: $10 for colt to stand up and suck.
Polk markets report corn oats and wheat prices while local social notes detail visits by Miss Eva Walgreen and many townsfolk, including Mrs Hartman, Ernest Kerker, Charlotte Rickel, and families from Osceola Stromsburg and Central City. Postmaster Frost upgrades line and office with fifty new combination jack boxes.
True Bonner is semi invalid after an ankle scalding on Sunday. Clear Creek mill resumes work after a brief break caused by a bank issue. Assessor Christiansen finished wood labor this week. Community bemoans spring property value apathy and schoolhouse concerns. Rev. Dewolf preached at Kinsman schoolhouse. service set for June 2 at 11. Mrs. J T Bonner to meet with T B H and Mrs. Rinesmith and Andrew Lentz hunted land in Wheeler Co. Grandma Bell attended church after a month’s illness. Dist 4 schoolhouse vulnerable. board notified months ago but inaction persists. Mrs H J Brian visits from Silver Creek Sand PMID
In Wayland last Wednesday neighbors gathered at Mrs. Davis's home east of the church. Rumors mention trips to the Jamestown Exposition and cautions to avoid the event. A wolf attack near town was reported, and the country preacher is praised for utility. Several local residents, including Joan Skinner and Mrs. Emily Bump, are noted, as are activities at the Sunday School Convention in Gresham and new Christian Endeavor members.
The Stromsburg column reports townsfolk activity including trades, travels, and social visits. A. P. Lindblad’s rumored York trip and a marriage rumor surface while B B. Frazier arrives from Missouri. Local accidents, council chatter, and church repairs are noted along with hotel and hotel staff mentions and a visit by Maude Pettys.
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Shelby markets show corn at 40, oats 38, wheat 18, hogs 5.75 while Charlie Ryan leaves for Denver on Tuesday evening. Rev J G Hofacre visits state capitol Tuesday. Frank Braithwaite heads to Plainview Nebraska for business. Eder's sermon at U B church Sunday evening. Mrs Colwell and Goughter travel to Lincoln to visit patient Laban Colwell. Lee Starkey attends funeral of sister Mrs Mok from Columbus.
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