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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1880
Page
5
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L W McCarty offers the northeast corner public square Osceola property comprising a store building and residence and the City Livery for sale. Will trade for a good improved farm. 9 tf.
Maple syrup advertised at Welpton's as Drew's Closing Out Sale continues for a few more days to cut stock. Customers urged to come early to secure big bargains before the assortment is broken.
A local note reports New Patent Flour competing against Minnesota brands with Ivory Sack warranty. Sale listed by H. A. Bcott.
Cornish and King offer money on improved farms at 10 percent interest payable annually with no commission or charges for drawing papers or recording mortgages. Call on them. Buckwheat flour also available at Welpton's.
A dealer list notes Monson Brothers offering choice teas coffees and nuts with a Car Load of Salt sold at cost by Dunning Brothers Shelby.
Overcoats advertised at bedrock prices by G. W. West. Apples priced at 1.00 per bushel at Welpton’s. Standard A cigars at Monson Bros. Boots, hats, caps and shoes in stock at Dunning Bros. Shel by. Osceola vinegar now in at Welpton’s for 35 cents a gallon.
Advertisements show Edward Hart of Island Precinct seeking cattle under three years old and calves. Dunning Bros of Shelby advertise purchases in Chicago from first-class houses at the lowest rates. Monson Bros offer canned goods at the lowest prices.
A blend of ads and notices highlights Wests Cash Store selling boots shoes hats and gloves with fresh groceries nearby a Young Man in Ma tailing a sensible girl to Butterfield’s Lumber for building a home Dunning Bros Shelby promote cloaks knit goods and ladies furnishing items Veterans on Texas cattle say the season’s drive totals exceed 300000 head with 125000 headed to Nebraska and the rest toward southern ranges.
Sabbath services planned at Presbyerian church by Rev Weeber on November 21. A sociable at minister Adams’s Monday night drew a large crowd and is described as enjoyable. James Jarmin fences his northeast town orchard for protection. Lost a garnet breast pin on Monday afternoon streets. reward offered at this office. Blizzard arrived Monday night around eight with moonlit snow. Isaac Smith’s Iowa farm has new buildings since prior visit. East excursionists and others sought information about country resources. many visitors. Some drivers last Saturday night sped in wrong direction. admonition to slow down. Mr M E Crookham received a barrel of apples from Illinois friends. sampled locally. We visited Shelby last week in a rush and announce plans to return soon to see more of them.
The state organization seeks all Iowa soldiers in Polk county to send their names, company, regiment and present P. O. address to H. F. Bense in Osceola Nebraska, designated to procure enrollment details.
An Illinois visitor arrived recently and paid two years of subscription, praising the Record as one of the best county papers read. A. M. Drew, manager of S. N. Drew & Co., has closed the store on the 13th and retires from active business here, leaving friends and best wishes behind.
Osceola Record reports teacher Jennie H. Kyle’s appreciation and originality. She provides a tardiness list with pupil names and unexcused minutes for the month, highlighting a high of 295 minutes. Names of visitors are also given.
Charles Hartman of Toledo Ohio says the Ooly Lucy Pad cured his chest pain and he hopes others troubled by similar pain may be helped by it.
The Shelby area is bustling as Dunning Bros in Shelby reports strong sales across dry goods and groceries in a large well stocked store. Local firms Fox & Son Crumback Thelen and Beekman Bros feature new additions and sustained activity as community events highlight the Nebraska Wesleyan University cornerstone laying and related ceremonies.
The piece notes record visitor interest in Nebraska this week with Lincoln and Omaha hotels strained. It predicts rapid growth, many immigrants settling, and a confident welcome to new settlers amid a booming wealth flow.
In Thornton a brief social note records arrivals from the east including Wa:ka and wife and Edward Wright’s parents. It mentions Horace Willitts and J Calkins families, Chauney Dimmick’s wife, and Chas Foreman as locals visiting. Mrs Horace Willits is reported quite sick. general health is otherwise good.
A fragment notes Sapt Mitchell fitting up an office a few doors north of the Reco office amid possible renovation or setup.
All persons owing S. N. Drew & Co. are urged to call without further notice on Cornish & King and settle the accounts now placed in their hands for collection.
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