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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
A humorous local column reports Dr Woodard’s dog traveling on a train to Rising and back by freight, and lists neighbors’ deeds, illnesses, travels, and events such as hog markets, barbers, nursing, naturalization, and a county fair. The piece adds ball games, social trips, and road improvements around town.
Sioux City resident Wayland Miss Page assists at Wm Michener home while Mrs Michener regains strength. Neighbors performed a bee to plow 28 acres for Chas Brice who is ill. Noah Kingsolver's daughter Hazel ill with typhoid. Nurse from Lincoln hospital attending. Jason Ingerson led Christian Endeavor talks on temperance. Elder Pittman to speak on The Garden of Eden next Sunday.
Miss Ella Hasselbalch of Lexington visits sister at Harley Olcotts. D L Rinesmith has been sick for weeks with typhoid like illness. Albert Hahn cultivates wheat on the Stull farm rented for next year. Miss Madge Moore and Miss Bell Brian took schools to the county Fair. Matt Lindsay nurses a sore arm. Wm Houser suffers cracked ribs from a wagon box accident. Herman Zinneker visited Ma Lon Bonner. J Halse sold his farm and will haul cream for now.
The Lindblade household returned to their Osceola home Monday. L. E. Woods, visiting his parents L. M. Woods and wife, departed Monday for Seattle Washington to stay for an extended period.
The farmers of this neighborhood report wheat in good condition after a frost scare. The corn is now safe and expected to yield well. A baby boy arrived last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Adolph Greva. School District 39 runs with thirty five scholars and new books. Mrs Fillinger and daughter Etta visit from Greeley. Wm Pahrman visits Geneva, and locals visited Mr Jaax last Sunday.
Notice from Osceola Nebraska dated September 17, 1906 states the firm Young and Holt is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Young continues the business at the old location while Mr Holt retires. All accounts due to the firm will be paid to Mr Young who will also settle all bills. Signed A A Young J E Hout
Stromsburg residents share updates on visitors and travel. Miss Bessie Herwig of Rising City visits the Woods family. Prof. F. R. Miller of Osceola attends in town. J. W. Wilson travels to Omaha and returns via Union Pacific. Rev. John Quist leaves for Wahoo. Alma and Clara Nelson return to Omaha after visiting Samuelson’s circle. Ray Smith and wife visit Lincoln relatives. Mrs. E. J. Ostberg visits from York. Emil Boostrom attends a wedding in Omaha. F. P. Vandorn builds Hoagland lumber structures at Polk and Victor Anderson’s store. Mrs. A. P. Lindberg travels to Lincoln for Sieglers return from sanitarium. Chas. Mailley, naval cadet from Annapolis, visits Stromsburg before heading to Lincoln.
120 acres improved nine miles from Shelby on very easy payments for 4800 dollars. Special value trades equity for good town property. Johnston and Ball.
In a notice from a small shop owner the firm warns customers not to request credit and promises to draw a malleable steel range on November 15 for every dollar paid before that date. The ad also promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve sold by G T Ray as a remedy and brands the product with a call to look for the genuine name.
List of uncalled for mail for the week ending Sept 27 1906 at Osceola Nebraska includes Mrs S Johnston Mr Arthur Luce Samuel G Pheasant Postmaster notice.
The listing notes the Oliver Typewriter located at 116 South 15th Street in Queenstown area with likely sales or service details implied by the OCR snippet.
Prof Tyler of Amherst warns men can live without brains but must have a digestive system. Readers are urged to care for digestion with a corrective after overeating. The ad promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia that digests what you eat, sold by G T Ray.
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