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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
8
In the County Court of Bolk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Hossner deceased and for appointment of H C Beebe as executor has been filed. The hearing is set for November 13 1908 at 10 oclock A M. Henry H Campbell County Judge.
Consumption statistics warn of severe lung toll from neglected cold or cough and urge stopping the cough at onset. Ballard's Horehound Syrup soothes torn inflamed tissues and helps restore health, advertised as sold by G. T. Ayers & Co.
A testimonial from Miss Flossie Miller of Osceola Nebraska asserts Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her mother's back pains and kidney troubles. The ad promotes the product at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents, urging customers to choose the brand name Dean's.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for sore inflamed lungs and persistent coughs caused by pneumonia or consumption. Claims the cough germs are killed and the lungs healed, preventing serious outcomes. Warns the genuine remedy comes in a yellow package from G. T. Ray & Co.
Local notes report Wheat and Corn prices for the day along with numerous visits and moves. Miss Mary Wilcox visited Osceola. Bert Hunsaker and John Stoblom spent Sunday in Stromsburg. George Hotchkiss works for W F Gorin on the dray. M F Smith came from Lincoln for farm days. Multiple family visits, a barn and house project for M F Smith, a clothing store opening by A V Burke, and a wrestling match announced for Saturday. Community updates include church and minister events, hospital care for a child, and recent land purchases by Polk residents.
Shelby notes list farm prices for corn oats and wheat and report on residents visiting, ill health, and moves. Local events include shadow social planning, Catholic church contract talk, shoe stock update, a Deering corny husker purchase, election bet antics, house renovation at Ride Olcott and Grandma Bell’s health.
Miss Norma Rinesmith visits sister near Shelby for a few weeks. Pheebe and Harley Sixberry attend Columbus Halloween party hosted by Miss Nash. Ella Bonner visits Miss Clella Rinesmith over the weekend. The Bonner boys held a large gathering recently. Fred Schmoker of Columbus football suffers a sprained ankle since last Friday’s battle.
A historical ad collection promotes Dr Shoops Restorative for weak stomach nerves and Dr Shoops Cough Remedy featuring non harsh ingredients. Also touts Foley remedies for coughs, kidney and liver support, Preventics tablets, and Ballards liniments with claims of safety for children and winter protection. Includes references to D H Kunkel and G T Ray & Co.
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