For Sale Polan dChina Hogs and Barred Plymouth Cockerels
For sale two items from local listings. Choice Poland China sows inquires to I B Zang, 33tf. Also Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels $1 each, inquiries to Mrs. Fred Miller, 37tf.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1915
Page
4
For sale two items from local listings. Choice Poland China sows inquires to I B Zang, 33tf. Also Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels $1 each, inquiries to Mrs. Fred Miller, 37tf.
A bystander argues Osceola is overly tight with social rules hampering dances bowling alleys and other amusements. He urges a looser approach to stimulate life while noting existing clubs, local businesses and proposed renovations in the town as signs of potential change.
Osceola visitor Alfred Thoren and Central City guest O R Samuelson are noted among numerous Thanksgiving travels. A. F. Fisher arrives from Broken Bow visiting Everett Lamb. J W Wilson heads to Chicago for a national cooperative meeting. Remodelling at Lou Woods and a piano contest won by Lela Peterson are also mentioned.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of Emil A Boostrom deceased must file claims by June 30 1916 and debts paid by October 29 1916. A hearing will be held June 30 1916 at Osceola County Court Room at 10 A M to examine allow or adjust filed claims.
Visiting relative reports the Erickson family in Stromsburg with Mrs. John Erickson from Boulder, Colo staying a few weeks. Mr. Erickson is busy with construction on the east side as another family member teaches in Suther.
Alumni challenge the high school team to a postseason game Friday. The alumni boast an undefeated record in past postseasons against the school, marking a high-stakes showdown with local interest.
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