Cream Eggs Hens Roosters Price List
The 1925 Our Cash Prices Today section shows April prices from H. G. Duncan Produce Co. with rates for cream, eggs, hens, and roosters. The listing emphasizes cash prices and provider identification.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
7
The 1925 Our Cash Prices Today section shows April prices from H. G. Duncan Produce Co. with rates for cream, eggs, hens, and roosters. The listing emphasizes cash prices and provider identification.
The imprint lists editors and staff including Marjorie Sturdevant as editor Ralph Mills as assistant editor Linus Heald and Helen Newcomer in roles Zella Gillmor as faculty advisor reporters named Ruth Hansen Marjorie Douglas John Young Blouise Beatty Rex Newcomer Marian Shelmadine Millard Timm Warren Ball Herbert George Walton Ball May Albin Dorothy Koehler Elizabeth Anderson Paul Boyd Eleanor Mills
Regular YW committee meetings closed a busy year with officer installation on April 21 at the high school. Four students—Pearle Matheson Lucille Dearborn Marjorie Sturdevant Linus Heald—qualified for the state commercial meet in Norfolk April 24. Juniors prepared for the April 17 Junior Senior banquet at the G A R Hall with a Japanese garden themed reception and four course dinner.
The Senior class plays cast for The Jury of Our Peers is announced for May 6 at 8 15 PM in the Auditorium. The plot follows men who exploit a new jury of peers law in a breach of promise test case aimed at the women of the Woman's Progressive League. The roster lists Rodman Reynolds Linus Heald Philmore Mapes-Steffins Lester Fagg Samuel Plunkett Lucius Hopford Thos Dashley Robert Colt Walter Schmoker Billy Keets Roland Seers Laurel Lewis Eugene Wicks Mike O Hagren Paul Boyd Lonnie Buchholz Gaylord Hendrickson Ruth Hansen Helen Dake Grace Rogers Mildred Weed en Christine Hazel Benson Nadine Stowe Helen New- Christine Carroll Nadine Stowe Lucille Dearborn Verma Joy
Mrs. George Smith visited Omaha while Miss Marcia Burritt toured Omaha relatives. Several residents traveled to Lincoln Lincoln visits followed by returns home. Tom Reece and W. Neilson drove two new Fords from Omaha. Others visited Osceola Nehawka Spencer Dorans Minn Rising City and Nehawka.
Editorial argues for a middle ground between modernism and reserve. It praises moderate up to date style while urging students to maintain poise and dignity around elders, avoiding loud or uncouth conduct. It emphasizes a happy medium in social behavior.
Lewis Pike of fifth grade and his brother Willie of third grade with parents Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Pike have left for Wheatland Wyoming. Hazel Benson filled in for Miss Neil and Nadine Stowe for Miss Brigham during classroom practice for the Faculty play. Mrs. Chas LeBar substituted in departmental grades for Mrs. Brazen while Mrs. Brazee was ill.
Seniors gathered at the city park at 4 30 am on April 18 to begin their annual Sneak Day. They visited Little's Island for breakfast cooked by the group and then toured Fullerton Park viewing gowns and bluffs. A light rain spiced the picnic drive from Fullerton to Genoa and on to Columbus for dinner, a show, and a tired happy return.
Edith Burritt visited friends in York on Sunday. Hieanor Mills class of 1926 was absent Tuesday due to illness. Margaret Huston with Superintendent I D Huston visited country schools last Wednesday. Arthur Green returned Monday from Missouri for graduation. Hulda Yung spent Friday evening at Gresham and Saturday with Anna Lindenmeyer and Florence Neis en route to Columbus to stay with the Otto Kummer family.
160 acres near Silver Creek priced at 20 per acre with terms. 640 acres four miles from Kimball county town at 30 per acre with trade options. Two well improved farms near Stromsburg at 187.50 each with good terms. One quarter section near Stromsburg at 200 per acre. One quarter 214 miles from Osceola at 175 per acre. 160 acres in North York county well improved at 125 per acre. sale activity continues. contact A B Hedblooms Stromsburg Nebraska.
Marriage plans for Miss Jean Dexter and Henry Abts fixed for the last day of the month with their future home set in Seattle. Local notes mention relatives visiting, travel for business, and a postponed Commercial Club meeting to May 1 due to the senior play.
Tom a Purebred Jack will make the season of 1925 at my place 4 miles north of Osceola. 3 RT CARE will be taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible should any occur.
Physician and surgeon Allcalla attended promptly, day and night. Office located at Bouth Side Square above the Variety Store.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Joel Bowser Deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Claims must be filed by August 22 1925 and debts paid by May 22 1926. Court sessions to receive examine hear or adjust claims are May 22 1925 June 22 1925 and August 22 1925 at 10 A M. Dated April 20 1925 F H Ball County Judge.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska George Dewitt deceased creditors are notified the claim filing deadline is August 22 1925 and debt payment deadline May 22 1926. The court will sit May 22 1925 June 22 1925 and August 22 1925 at 10 A M to receive examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims. Dated April 17 1925.
In Polk County Nebraska Abby King deceased. Petition filed to appoint Wm Ross King as Administrator. Hearing set for May 2 1925 at 10 00 AM. Dated April 6 1925. County Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Nellie Anderson deceased the state lists claim dates for debts and probate. The county judge will sit on June 1st 1925 and August 1st 1925 at 10 o clock A M to receive examine and adjust all duly filed claims. Dated March 27 1925. (Seal) F H Ball County Judge.
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