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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
4
Polk County's oldest newspaper announces weekly Thursday publication dates and invites subscriptions in advance at two dollars per year.
Donald Miller earned a Chicago electrical engineering diploma and plans a Osceola return to visit relatives. Mrs. E Crouse returns from seven months away. Jerry and Howard visit Engelwood and North Dakota. many local residents make travels to Boston Denver Lincoln Omaha and Valparaiso as Mona Mary Stone cares for relatives following a death.
Church notices outline Good Friday eight pm worship with The Witnesses at the Death of Jesus and Easter programs including Sunday School, morning worship, and cantata. Conference events at Immanuel Omaha follow Easter, Luther League study moved to Friday the 9th. Eden Baptist and First Presbyterian announce services, socials, and cantata with no admission.
The piece recounts Captain John Quelch as a near-ideal pirate born in the Furitan Massachusetts colony. It notes his rise to command after a mutiny aboard the Charles, nine captured Portuguese ships, and the subsequent pursuit, trial, and execution in Boston in 1704.
Brooke Drug Co update from The Valley notes Earl Hartman driving a new Ford. Many families host and visit including Kresha Nebosis Hartman and Dunn households. Osceola York and Lincoln trips cited with dinners, sales attendance, and a child ill report.
The Polk Community Club invites Farm Bureau members and families to a meeting in the Polk Auditorium on Friday evening April 2. The program includes musical numbers a Sundberg and Fredrickson demonstration the State Champion Demonstration Team and a talk by Mrs DPD Benson on the Farm Bureau and the Farm Woman.
Guard your family’s health and support the Legion Auxiliary Food Sale with specials on beans peaches pancake mix preserves and textiles. The event promises quality goods at low prices and is advertised as a community fundraiser.
A promotional message urges readers to align with their banker before taking risks. It emphasizes the banker as a consistent ally in all outcomes, asserting that every successful person uses bank services and that money, life, and legacy depend on dependable banking assistance.
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