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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
1
Osceola seen heavy activity with local ads touting Ajax bicycles priced around 1800 to 22.50 ac F. L Dunn’s. Mentions of Miss Millie Peterson visiting Lin and various local residents traveling to Lincoln, Omaha, and Kansas, plus small notices on shops and community events.
Prof. J. A. Boyce will discuss populist political issues in Shelby on Oct 9 Osceola on Oct 10 and Stromsburg on Oct 11, with all meetings held in the evening.
Mrs F J Timm and Lewis Timm express thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death of the husband, praying blessings on each helper.
Having purchased the house moving outfit of J. A. Jatkeon they are prepared to move any and all kinds of buildings. Fox and Marker.
An Ezra list announces Evan 8S Mickey delivering the speech of the evening at the Republican Club. Mrs W J Conk lyn will recite and a male quartet will provide the music. The note ends with “Everybody fainted.”
The Republican Senatorial Convention met at Clarks last Saturday and chose A C Donelson of Stromsburg precinct in Polk County as the nominee. A native of Sweden, he is a farmer who has lived in the county for many years and is described as honest and capable.
A short wartime correspondence from Manila dated August 13 1900. Vernie Gregg informs his father George W Gregg that he has been examined promoted and assigned to the 138th Infantry.
At last Thursday’s meeting the Republican County Central Committee placed B C Beebe in nomination for County Attorney. Beebe has lifelong county ties and was the earlier Republican candidate, narrowly beaten two years ago by the Populist ticket. He is expected to receive broad cross party support from residents.
Advertisement notes a product named Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam carried by traveling men with the claim of safety and certainty. The author signs as D.1 KUNKEL.
Fred Timm of Eustice died at his brother in law I W Burleys residence last Friday September 28 from consumption. He leaves a wife two children and his parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Timm. Mary I Temple of Clear Creek precinct died last Thursday September 27. She was the eldest daughter of Geo Rassmusin and leaves her husband Edward Temple and four daughters. Both funerals were held at local churches and Osceola Cemetery burial occurred.
Edward Bok argues Mrs Roosevelt should be respected for not seeking publicity. He notes she keeps her personality in the background and lives as a wife, mother, and woman, choosing private influence over public life.
George W Gregg farms 55 acres in Deceola with over 6000 trees across about 35 varieties including Wine Saps Ben Davis and Jonathan. Rows stretch across the field with heavy bearing limbs nearly touching the ground and apples yet to be picked, sprayed timely for worm resistance. Estimated total harvest exceeds 2300 bushels with cider sales already under way.
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