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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
8
Local notes report visits from Grand Island and Omaha. Livestock shipments and sales, farm work, and travel entries across Polk and nearby towns. Several residents attend events, visits to relatives, and job changes, with marriage news and upcoming local activities.
Local residents visit York Sutton and Mead on business or leisure. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs E C Swan sen a son. Several residents travel to Omaha Chicago and Kit Carson. Church concerts dances and Sunday school events planned. W A Barnard sells stock. Mrs Anna Shustrum dies at 80. Alfred Erickson builds a barn. Mary Warner heads to the coast.
Social notes list Mr and Mrs Henry Jauch and Stils visiting Theo German. A basket supper at Sluffton School is set for Thursday evening April 8 to raise funds for school improvements. Various local residents attended gatherings and visits through the week.
The Yellowstone National Park is described as a grand national feature within its area of 3312 cure sailes and contains several high mountain times three urgent rivers with their tributaries, 26 lakes and 25 waterfalls.
An earnest young mother teaches Robert the value of thoughtfulness on his birthday. She makes him a snug cup and sweater and praises his caring nature, saying she loves him and he is very thinky.
The passage argues that Gilbert Stuart valued true originality and nature over contemporary trends. It notes his effort to free himself from rigid time-bound rostrums, aligning with great painters and seeking essential subjects, securing a unique, dignified place in the story of American art.
Investigations by the agricultural Department show that one standard cord of various woods equals about one ton of anthracite coal. A cord and a half of soft maple or no cords of cedar poplar or bass wood are needed for the same amount. One cord of well seasoned mixed wood equals at least one ton of average grade bituminous coal.
The text notes that a poet wrote the hymn I Would Not Live Always and discusses the natural desire to live long. It cites age bringing sight loss and hearing decline but argues aging offers compensations and that Longfellow saw age as opportunity rather than youth.
A reflective quotation from Walter Scott on conquering weakness and indecision. The line urges decisive action to avoid exquisite misery and self-doubt, framing mental resolve as essential to progress.
In the Boston Tran Script, a wedding note describes a bride wearing a necklace of small pears as a token from the groom, highlighting a simple yet symbolic gift in the ceremony. The item reflects intimate custom reported in the local newspaper.
Last Saturday a crowd of about fifty Swede Plain youths gathered at the Shostrom home to celebrate Robert Shostrom’s twenty first birthday. The event featured many games and a fine Waltemar chain and knife gift, marking his age of accountability.
Naples reports goats milk as a satisfactory and healthful remedy for aiding the extremely poor. Infant death rates under one year run 155 per 1000, lower than major European cities, marking the milk's perceived safety and value.
A fragmented account notes a parraffin cup made by Lily Cups using a patent ai process developed by a forestry products laboratory. The cup allegedly contains discarded waxed paper and was recovered from extensive use of the individual drinking cup, with mention of a capet and a represented process.
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