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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
1
Hon E L King was nominated at the senatorial convention for a single ballot. He accepted the nomination and spoke on republican principles, railroad regulation, and the need for direct primaries to restore power to the people. His remarks praised the falls commission amendment and supported a strong regulatory approach.
Bank officer O E Mickey swears the statement is correct as a true copy of the 1906 report to the State Banking Board. The document lists resources including loans and discounts, cash on hand, and amounts due from banks, with liabilities showing capital, surplus, profits and deposits. Notary F H Ball witnesses the sworn statement dated September 12, 1906.
Liberty Clark starred in a homegrown tragedy at the farm when a misfired pipe exploded. A concealed .22 bullet turned pipe into fragments, leaving Clark to narrate the mishap. Lou Beltzer served as deputy sheriff at the state fairgrounds, handling duties with a steady, even demeanor.
E R Ware took his family to the State fair Friday. Fred Rasmussen of Newman Grove visited relatives here last week. Jennie Rydberg of Stromsburg stayed with Supt Rydberg Friday. Josephine Blixt visited Ulys Friday. Frank Dworak toured David City for a few days. E R Johnson visited S A Johnson in Moline Illinois for a week. Henry Hermann attended the German MKE Conference near Clatonia last week. We have farm horses and mules for sale at Ryan and Everett's barn. Amy Peterson of Omaha returned home Friday after visiting locally. Mrs R K Baum and son returned from Blue Hill for Arthur Baum's marriage. Lillian Stoner left to resume duties at Peru Normal. Mrs J A Dorr of Viroqua Wisconsin returned home. Wm Keaton of Springfield visited the Michener home. D B Hultquist returned to Omaha to work in Union Pacific offices. W D Crum and family returned from Colorado Springs after a summer there.
A fine eighty acre farm located two miles from Osceola with good improvements is offered for eight thousand dollars. The listing notes strong value and accessibility for buyers seeking rural property.
Multiple Osceola items cover residents traveling to Denver and Pennsylvania, the Kearney area, and Indiana. school resuming with improvements to facilities. theatre review of Kathryn Dale’s Octoroon. local sheriff and church figures. land sales, preparations for fair, and a malleable steel range giveaway in November.
Miss Rose Adella Davison of Cole-Tain Associate Secretary of Y Branch National W. C. T. U. will give a re recital on saloon revenue and the was tud at 8 PM Friday in the Presbyterian Church. A free silver offering will be taken.
A business statement urges focusing on merit in coal sales beyond August. It asks to put the plan in place and then stop worrying, asserting a commitment to trade based on the value found in each pound of coal sold.
The County Court of Polk Nebraska states that creditors must file claims by April 6 1907 and debts are due by October 7 1907. Henry H Campbell county judge will hold sessions at 1 00 pm on October 6 1906 February 6 1907 and April 6 1907 to receive examine hear and adjust all claims filed.
The executrix filed an final account and report of administration in the Nebraska estate of Maurice Branigan. A hearing for final settlement and discharge is set before the court on October 2, 1906, at 1 00 p m. Interested persons may appear and contest. Dated September 11, 1906. Henry H Campbell seal
In the matter of the estate of E G Stovall deceased the hearing dates to pay debts are set for October 9 1906 January 9 1907 and April 9 1907 at 1 00 pm in the County Court room to receive examine hear allow or adjust all duly tiled claims dated September 11 1906 seal Henry H Campbell
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of Mary Adaline Baker deceased invites filing of claims by March 25 1907 and for debts by September 24 1907. The court will receive examine hear allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed on specified dates. Dated August 24 1906.
A terse notice from a small shop states all work is on a tiny profit margin and asks patrons not to seek credit. It warns no time is available for collecting accounts and guarantees every bit of work, urging customers to pay before service.
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