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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
1
A reader urged to visit Hastings Bros to review property listings in Dear County. They advertise land sales with terms such as half cash and the remainder due over one to three years at 6 percent, while some tracts offer mostly or all cash.
In Nebraska a brisk incident highlights O H Hutson known as Pat who leads a Greek workforce along the Union Pacific right of way. After a clash with a worker, Pat defends himself and the battalion withdraws, restoring calm as the labor group settles on the reservation.
Numerous items including eastern Dakota farm land on a crop payment plan, local sales of horses cattle and implements, and various notices. People travel for visits, sales are advertised, and a humorous grapevine story about Nelsons and berries concludes with wedding announcements and community events.
Local residents report visits and events across Hackberry Shelby York and nearby towns. School closures, picnics, memorials and visiting relatives fill the week. Lincoln highlights include a historic sixteen inning game with two steals of home and upcoming Wichita trips.
Hackberry area residents recall years of rain and change as Mrs J W Law and Minnie Tho share memories of community life. The fragment hints at local ties and weather impacting daily affairs.
The common house fly is a carrier of disease and can spread typhoid fever diarrhoea dysentery and tuberculosis. Flies feed on food and filth transferring germs to tables. A single fly may convey millions of bacteria and they breed in manure heaps out houses and other decomposing matter. To prevent infestation remove decaying material and cover with lime or kerosene oil. The Board of Health will inspect alleys and waste places to rid Owceola of such nuisances.
Advertising copy promotes Perfect Stock Powder as a livestock remedy to remove worms and impurities, regulate the system, and improve health. It claims worms cause most hog diseases and urges readers to try the remedy, sold by J. W. Meacham on Route 2 in Silver Creek, Nebraska.
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