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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
5
A local Baby Voting Contest invites entries for babies under age three. Entries display in stores and windows, then returned after the contest. Voting occurs with each cash purchase or every 10 cents on account, and the contest runs from Friday October 1 to Saturday October 30 at 4 p.m.
The article notes approval of hundreds of men purchasing our ten dollar blue and gray serge suits. A fall display includes blues, grays, tartan checks, stripes, worsteds and cassimeres. Each suit is all wool mohair lined with guaranteed fast color, sizes 32 to 44.
A reader asks whether to accept recommendations from friends and neighbors to visit someone suspected of infection, weighing social duty against health risk and public guidance. The note reflects public concern over minimizing spread while maintaining social ties.
A long list of visitors and residents include J. E. Bowman from Osceola visiting Polk businessmen, County Attorney King from Lincoln, and Wim Hannell returning from Omaha. Numerous trips to Omaha, Lincoln, and nearby towns are noted, plus a wedding and a country trip tale of Albert Blevins and family from Shelby to Peru and back.
Farm listing notes 240 acres well improved for sale at a very low price. Seller accepts a small farm as part payment. Mills & Beebe are the contacts for the offer.
M. V. Byers announces the purchase of J. F. Bausch’s feed business and readiness to operate. The new store offers prices paid for eggs, cream, and poultry from the old hotel building with phone contact 175.
Kitchen range with base burner offered cheaply. Enquire at this office for details and pricing.
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