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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
8
Various notices from David City Nebraska include market quotes wheat 87 corn 48 hogs 700 and 32 for nuts. social visits between families Funkhouser and McGimpsey in Iowa Ohio and Dakota. nephew reunions, a prank at Knerr jewelry store, fire damage to Isaac Samuelson field, and local events with dinners, parties, and club meetings.
The event date for the Boy's and Girl's Contest is now set for November 19, 1909. Lillie M. Cole is noted in the notice as the organizer or related figure.
A real estate ad offers a one tenth down payment with the balance in nine yearly installments at 6 percent. It invites readers to learn more about an easy land buying proposition in a rich North American section. Contact King & Bittner of Osceola Nebraska ahead of Excursion Tuesday October 5.
Land buyers urged to consider Sumner county Kansas farms at 40 to 60 dollars per acre. McPherson county farmers bought 140 quarter sections this year and York county buyers 40. Emphasizes rich wheat land with improvements, church and school access, telephone and R F D, plus low railroad rates. Hamilton & Clifford Stromeburg Nebraska invite visits to discuss details.
Mrs. Ernest Bonner improves after illness with doctors Evans and Potter aiding. Lydia Houser to Lincoln for visits. Willing Workers meet with Mrs. Henry Houser. next meeting with Mrs. Ed Hahn. Mrs. Crawbaugh visiting at Carleton, Nebr. Emma Bunting of Smith Center plans dress parlors. Mahion Bonner leaves medicine route. Platte and Colfax counties for sale by Haller Co. Choir at Clear Creek a notable feature. Bass position sought. Mr. Roush and Mr. Hess visit from Columbus. Anna Bonner returns to Col umbus for schooling. Miss Ursula Wade and teachers attend state meeting in Lincoln. Elia Bonner visits sister Bessie in Omaha. Wheat and butter market notes included.
Announcement requests girls to bring sewing by the nineteenth for judging by Miss Wolford and notes the afternoon may be too short for both sewing and cooking. Boys should bring corn exhibits early. Sing the Nebraska Home Song. Contact Lillie M. Cole and King & Bittner for details on a Platte bottom farm listed at 870 per acre.
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