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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
8
An advertisement hawks Foley's Kidney Remedy promising to cure kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medical reach. It asserts relief from backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright’s disease or diabetes, citing G. T. Ray.
Obscure OCR fragment references hogs and butter records with scattered numbers and symbols, yielding no clear event or names, making it impossible to determine a coherent news item or outcome from the readable text.
Polk pork markets today show wheat at 91 cents, corn 47 cents, cata 32, hog prices at 7 dollars. A. O. Quillen and W. F. Lindburg visited Stromsburg Tuesday. Hannah Lindburg is the new hire at the Progress office. Ruby Shafer visited Lincoln for a week. Maud Mulholland of Grand Island visits her Talbot relatives. A. W. Shafer on No. 1 takes a vacation. son Harry handles mail. Chas. Harless and Cummins family move to new homes. Ken Cummins visits Seward with daughter. Tony Allphin hosted a smoker for about eighteen friends. W. W. Hartman sold property to Rev. Larkins and plans to move to Chappel. Baptist ladies hosted a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Brown at Rev. Brown's home.
A collage of notices about market prices for corn alfalfa and wheat at Shelby and various local updates. People traveling to Omaha Lincoln and David City for business and social visits. Local sales auctions and a fire incident at a pool hall. Real estate ads for Sumner county Kansas lands and Polk County mortgage foreclosure notice.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Charles Bull Deceased notices that the executor filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. A hearing is set before the county court on December 3 1909 at ten oclock A M for interested parties to appear and contest. Dated November 15 1909 Henry H Campbell County Judge.
An old advertisement claims Foley’s Honey and Tar stops coughs and speeds cold recovery, warns to refuse imitation products in a yellow package and asserts the remedy contains no opiates and is safe.
A sales blurb offers a simple payment plan with one-tenth down and the remaining balance in nine annual installments at six percent interest. It invites readers to contact King and Bittner of Osceola Nebraska for details and mentions an excursion on Tuesday October 5.
A testimonial style notice asserts Foley's Honey and Tar will cure coughs and colds with no opiates, promising refund if ineffective. It claims lung healing, prevention of serious outcomes, pneumonia, and consumption, and emphasizes genuine yellow packaging and refusal of substitutes. The notice is signed G. T. Ray.
Mrs. Louie Hite of Danville Illinois credits Foley's Kidney Pills with restoring her health after four doctors and other remedies failed her. She says the pills returned her ability to do housework and urges others with kidney or bladder trouble to start today to avoid Brights disease or diabetes. GT. Ray.
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