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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary poem-like lines praise the nation as a Christian state where Right and Truth prevail. It thanks Providence for temporal pleasures and health while noting disputes of warring powers touch the land, urging gratitude today.
A garbled notice mentions food risks and a dyspepsia cure, claiming digestion benefits and heart symptoms. It cites Schau, T. Ray & Co and the Swedish Plateau of Omaha in a dubious subscription offer.
Fivasant Prairie residents report illness and travel for visits. Orville Steavers left for a three week trip to Kansas. M. A. and Mr. Puesday hosted visitors while health matters kept some under a doctor’s care. Families, including the Stromsburg and Jedwinski households, shared Sunday gatherings and local visits.
Various local items: E J Anderson visited York trains. Dr Mary B Filppin made a professional trip to Shelby. Mrs J I Skelton visited York. county Sunday school convention set for December 16-17 in Stromsburg. Albert Peterson returned from Saunders County. W A Co inspector Mrs Wilcox of Omaha inspected local corps. J B Stewart visiting York Co Pa. Mr and Mrs J M Hurd from West Plains Mo visited daughter Mrs C E Burritt. Md Hamilton to transfer from Stromsburg run to main line. Lilian Anderson returns from Beatrice millinery work. L G Berggren passes away after months illness. Miss Bina Boston and Ray Smith wed in Lincoln. groom a Polk County native, postal clerk on Lincoln-Edgemont line. the couple will reside in Lincoln. Martha and Nellie Smith attend wedding in Lincoln. J C Roveson dies near Stromsburg after brights disease and araemic coma. funeral held. wife and three children and many relatives left.
A fire destroyed Mrs. Sarah Rosenberry's east side millinery room. flames swept shelves and lace curtains as water and hose carts saved the rest. Ernest Darling led entry and alarm. firemen attached hoses, extinguishing the blaze in about fifteen minutes. Insurance covers 1900 dollars. no further damage to adjacent rooms.
The note emphasizes months of planning and monthly effort to ease Christmas shopping this year so customers feel a pleasure rather than a burden while buying gifts. It highlights ongoing preparation and guidance for a smoother holiday season.
To secure new and attractive novelties this gathering offers a selection of Christmas thoughts for readers seeking a touch of difference this season.
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