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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
1
Ten creditors are listed in a court notice from Logaty Court of Pork County. The document outlines claims and pending actions against an unspecified debtor, requesting timely filing of proofs of claim and coordination of hearings.
A long community notice blending verse and narrative on early snow, corn husking reports, and election rambunctiousness. It recounts Pearl Lewis as a top picker, anecdotal political satire, and local fare about Polander wedding votes and reform chatter amid county attorney contests.
Local items include bulk kraut at Youngs meat market and requests for ear corn at Osceola Mills via Cole Emminger. Several residents travel to Lincoln and Genoa, with visits by Mrs Burgess and Miss Ada Shultz. Examinations for teachers certificates are scheduled, and ads promote bread from Ideal Bakery and Johnson Co footwear. Firemen Ball, health remedies, and real estate bids appear alongside business notices.
A garbled message discusses confidence in a pharmacy service, mentions filling prescriptions and drug reliability, and notes that costs are not charged to customers. The text is unclear but centers on free or low cost prescription handling.
A warm dry shoe made of snag proof rubber with heavy leather insoles and a drilled canvas top. It is interlined with wool and pure gum between the lining and outside, ensuring waterproofing and warmth. Patented January 6 1906.
G W Gregg Fruit Farm offers 600 bushels of winter apples at 50 cents per bushel and some hand picked apples at 81 dollars per bushel. Located 1 to 2 miles south of town.
Uncalled letters and postal cards remain at the Osceola Nebraska post office for the week ending November 15. Names listed include Mr. Burt Smith Mrs. A P Peterson Rev. Larsen Samuel G Pheasant and P M.
Young men and women seeking bank and business jobs are advised by Grand Island Business and Normal College Nebraska. The school graduates about one thousand students yearly with a policy that tuition is paid after graduation and earnings. Several local residents expect to enroll next term.
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