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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
4
Mrs. J. E. Funkhouser returned from Lincoln after dental work while others report land hunts, horse and broncho mishaps, auto interest, and visits. People travel to Iowa Nebraska Indiana and Colorado for schooling farms and social visits with several returning home.
Max E. Bittner reports a ten day survey from Calgary to Edmonton and back highlighting open prairie fertile soil timbered belts near Ponoka Red Deer and Carstairs. He notes wheat oats rye barley fine vegetables dairying and fat cattle with cheap land from 10 dollars and easy terms. Bittner says the trip proves homestead prospects and will exhibit grain samples at his office.
Geo Heinemeyer and wife and Will Dake and wife visited William Heinemeyer on Sunday. Mrs White visited with John Wisely and wife Sunday. Albert Heinemeyer visited Walter Carnine and family. Will Bucholz and Frances Hutt visited Charlie Lohr and Alex Mustard and wife visited John Fineey and wife. Lee Mustard visited relatives in Stromsburg. Crouse family visited Mrs Bates and family. John Christian and wife attended the State Fair at Lincoln last week.
Wayland Eglehoff sick with typhoid fever under care of Dr Gray of Osceola. Elder Pittman to speak on A Foot Race next Sunday evening. Richard Moomey and son Fred travel to western Nebraska. Mrs Michener slowly improving after illness. Mr and Mrs Bowser visiting Lineville relatives for three weeks. School has commenced and prohibition meeting held with Rev Johnson and G3B Uber as speakers. Rev James Pittman chosen as Nebraska Christian Conference delegate to the American Christian Convention in Huntington Indiana October 6 to 15. Drivers urged to slow along Polk County roads to protect riders and animals after several near accidents.
Mrs. Gillian and Mrs. O P Ross have been visiting relatives in Stromsburg, staying with the Theaing family and other relatives during the visit.
The dead letter list for Osceola Nebraska for the week ending September 13, 1906 includes Walter Carlile Dara Hargus Frank Case. Mail at the Osceola post office remains uncalled for. Samuel G. Pheasant, Postmaster.
Prof Tyler of Amherst notes humans rely on digestion, stressing care after overeating. The item promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a corrective that digests what you eat, sold by YyGT Ray.
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