Olson Co Stockholders Plan Reorganization and Future Growth
About thirty stockholders attended the C. A. Olson Co meeting at the store to reorganize and outline plans. They emphasized aggressive merchandising, absorbing losses, and returning to an even par basis while aiming for a stronger outlook. Officers elected: M. Horst president Liberty Clark vice president C. B. Johnson R. J. Inness secretary C. A. Olson treasurer John Monson E Nyquist directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olson Co
M. Horst
Liberty Clark
C. B. Johnson
R. J. Inness
C. A. Olson
John Monson
E. Nyquist
Civic Pride committee names clean up spots around square
The Civic Pride committee suggests improvements around the square including the southwest corner lot. They note complaints about many dogs running loose damaging flower beds and gardens and warn against poisoning as a temptation. Residents urged to clean up and dig dandelions.
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Civic Pride Committee
The School Picnic Vote Favors Class Picnics
A questionnaire sent to parents produced an 86 to 48 vote in favor of class picnics over a community picnic. While a community plan was approved previously, current sentiment seems to favor class picnics, though no official announcement has been authorized.
Easter program and local notices from Green's Chapel
A week of small town events includes a motor cultivator purchase by W Berggren to aid corn farming, illness and recovery for Horton McKeag, social visits by the Moudens and Dahl, and church activities. An Easter program featured singing and Levi Lorman's reading. Merle Savage attended Nazarene services in York. multiple weddings anniversaries were noted. home economics and girl sewing groups met with local leaders, inviting participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Lorman
Savage
Merle Savage
Nazarine Church
York
Mamie Berck
Jess Austin
Harry Obrist
Dwight Newcomer
Stromsburg
N. S. Abolt
B. L. Myres
O. Henning
Woods
Home Economic Unit
O. M
Markets Today Produce and Grain Prices Summary
Produce prices from Duncar Produce Co and grain prices from Farmers Grain Co are provided. The report lists current rates for fruits vegetables and grains with wholesale and retail indicators for buyers and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncar Produce Co
Farmers Grain Co
Brent County Farmers Picnic Planned for June 17
County Agent Adair announces a Brent county wide farmers picnic to be held Tuesday June 17 with Polk County Farm Bureau and Farmers Union backing. Committees are appointed for arrangements and a large attendance is expected depending on favorable conditions. Location within the county is to be decided and more details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent
Adair
Polk County Farm Bureau
Polk County Farmers Union
All Farmers Union
Local Polk Notes Highlight Easter Cantatas and Community News
Correspondence from Polk recounts Easter cantatas at Baptist and Lutheran churches with choirs and directors named. Mentions renovations, new agency appointments, travel to York and Osceola, and various visits, births, illnesses, and local society meetings. Police and sports items include a box car fall injury and basketball girls traveling to York for photos.
Vote on One-House Idea Prompts County Letters
Polk County papers report circulars urging a reorganized legislature as a single house of about a hundred members. Proponents argue it would reflect majority will. opponents warn it could destroy party policy and produce a mob influenced body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Legislare
Busy Dozen Society Meeting and Easter Party Recap
The Busy Dozen club of the Home Economics department met at Mrs. Joe Petersons home with Mrs. Adair assisting. Score cards, talks on lessons, and a plan to compile economical recipes for cookbooks were noted. Mrs. F H Oberg was elected president and Mrs. Earl Tyler secretary for a year. An Easter party by The Builders class at the M E church featured 40 cast members, games, stunts, and seasonally themed refreshments to boost class spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics
Joe Peterson
Adair
F. H. Oberg
Earl Tyler
M. E. Church
Mrs Mills and Mrs Rickley Host Girls Basketball Dinner
Mrs Frank Mills and Mrs Blanche Rickley to entertain the Girls' Basketball Team tomorrow evening at six o'clock with a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mills
Blanche Rickley
Swastike Club Meets at Mrs Hansen's Home
The Swastike Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs W O Hansen for a social gathering and business discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hansen
University Extension Demonstration Update Reports Officers Reelected
Mrs. Craven reported on the latest University Extension demonstration. All officers were re-elected, confirming continuity in leadership.
Woman's club to entertain drama and music departments
The Literature Department of the Woman's club will entertain the drama and Music departments Tuesday evening at Mrs. I. J. Merrick's home. W. S. Hietzman will address on U. S. as a World Power. The Music department will perform a selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
I. J. Merrick
W. S. Hietzman
U. S
Drama Department Holds Meeting and Re-Elects Officers
The Drama Department met Monday evening with Mrs. Robt Inness. Mrs. Inness and Mrs. W H Clark were re elected president and secretary of this division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Inness
First Kensington ofseason hosted by Olson and Sturdevant
Mrs. C. A. Olson and Mrs. E. F. Sturdevant opened a series of Kensington gatherings this afternoon at Mrs. Olson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olson
E. F. Sturdevant
Olson
Music department elects officers for coming year
The Music department elected Pres. Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Sec. Mrs. Roy Cornish, and Director Mrs. T. E. Barr at their last meeting for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Campbell
Roy Cornish
T. BE. Barr
Veterans' Bureau Progress Report Under Director Hines
Gen Hines head of the U S Veterans Bureau cites year long gains in service, medical care, faster claims, veteran rehabilitation, and economical bureau operation. He says no one connected with the work can help but do their best for disabled soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Coperas Solution Urged For Dandelions In Lawns
Two pounds of coperas or sulphate of iron to a gallon of water is recommended for spraying lawns to kill dandelions. The notice stresses doing the work promptly before the plants age.
Notice to creditors in estate of John A. Swanson
In the County Court of Polk Nebraska creditors for the estate of John A Swanson deceased are notified that claims must be presented by August 25 1924 and debts paid by May 24 1925. The judge will hold sessions May 24 1924 June 24 1924 and August 25 1924 at 10:00 A M in the county court room to receive examine hear allow or adjust all duly filed claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
John A. Swanson
Said County
F. H. Ball
Much to See of Life in a Polk County Town on Market Day
A lively portrait of a Polk County town on a Saturday afternoon shows townsfolk wandering downtown. Shoppers chat with shopkeepers, families enjoy ice cream parlor treats, and neighbors exchange greetings amid cars, produce stands, and sidewalk conversations. The scene blends humor, daily routines, and enduring community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Fifth Avenue
Mike
John Doe Soandso
Johndoe
Mss
Lifm
Jimming
Polk Couny
Mail Division of Veterans Bureau Handles Massive Daily Mail
The sub mail division in the U S Veterans Bureau processes vast daily mail with five day and two night trips. A 13 member translation unit reads about 300 letters daily in 41 languages, and a one day stoppage would halt over 30 000 pieces and stall the Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Central City
Washington
New Library Gifts Expand Local Reading Collection
The library receives a diverse assortment including Beautiful Joe Katrinka and Folk Dances and Singing, Indian Games, Book of Woodcraft Seton, and The Wit and Humor of America. Donor M. J. Brown and W. S. Hietzman provide books and a book fund gift while the board notes limited funds and growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton
America
M. J. Brown
Mark Twain
Riley
Bret Harte
W. S. Hietzman
Duncan Produce Co Station Ad at Meridian Garage Osceola
An advertisement promotes the Duncan Produce Company station located in the Meridian Garage Building in Osceola with the slogan We always treat you right and a contact phone number 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Produce Co
Meridian Garage
Osceola
U. S. Patent Office Has Huge Task
The United States Patent Office faces 200000 patent applications pending. Congress and the Civil Service Commission authorize adding 100 examiners to the current 500. Exams for assistant examiner are May 7 and later. salary starts at 1860 yearly, rising to 5000 with raises.
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United States Patent Office
United States Civil Service Commission
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Civil Service Board
Post Office
Custom House of
Ery City
War Veterans Bureau Forms Local Rehabilitation Committees
General Frank T. Hines announces re creation of Rehabilitation Committees in 88 sub district offices. Committees oversee local training and placement, replace single man decisions, review training terminations at least 60 days prior, arrange further training or employment, and guide disabled veterans toward suitable work without overtaxing abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Hines
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Thes
Republican Caucus Selections Made in Osceola
At the Republican precinct caucus in Osceola on Saturday night voters chose precinct committeemen for North Ward George Englehardt and South Ward E R Ware. Committeewoman North Ward Mrs. Cyreeet and South Ward Mrs. N O Brown were also selected along with precinct assessor 3 HB Anderson and road overseer A A Honnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
North Ward
George Englehardt
South Ward
E. R. Ware
Cyreeet
N. O. Brown
HB. Anderson
A. A. Honnell
May Festival at Lutheran Church Parlors
The Harmony Society hosts a May Festival at the church parlors on May 1 at 8:00 PM. Aprons and homemade articles will be sold and donations appreciated. Ladies or girls are asked to bring lunches for two or more in May baskets for sale to men and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harmony Society of the
Lutheran Church
Schemes to Get Free Publicity
A critique argues that large corporations push propaganda through small town papers while local merchants pay for ads. It says rural editors resist free advertising for big firms and defend home businesses as the rightful beneficiaries of local publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Wall
LaSalle
Briefs: Senate passes bonus bill. flu danger and state action
The Senate approved the bonus bill 67 to 17 with paid up insurance only. Arizona sends state troops to Yuma to deter Californians entering during a foot and mouth disease quarantine. A Chicago fire kills five firefighters and injures about twenty in the stockyards district. Mexico reports occupation of Progresso in Yucatan and a revolutionary government. Hardware contracts for the new state capitol bid by a Lincoln firm at 6100. Japanese ambassador Hanihara denies threats over exclusion measures. Oregon Washington Idaho and California push strict disease controls.
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Senate
House
Coolidge
Arizona
Yuma
California
Union Stockyards
Chicago
Mexico
Port of Progresso
Yucatan
State Capitol
Lincoln
Supreme Court Room
State Library
American Congress
Massanao Hanihara
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
New Clubs Form at Osceola Home
Wish Bone Poultry club and Yum Yum Cooking club organized Friday evening at W A Burritt home east of Osceola. Leaders are Mrs. Martin Scholz and assistant Mrs. Howard Adams. Cooking club members include Gladys Johnson Elvera Brown Alethea Zang Eldena Johnson Edith Draubaugh and Faye Drawbaugh. Poultry club members are Ruth Brown Ruby Shore Ith Burritt Wilma Shore and Faye Draubaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wish Bone Poultry Club
W. A. Burritt
Osceola
Martin Scholz
Howard Adams
Gladys Johnson
Elvera Brown
Alethea Zang
Eldena Johnson
Edith Draubaugh
Faye Drawbaugh
Ruth Brown
Ruby Shore
G. A. R. Hall Remodeling Underway in Osceola
The Rufus Walker gang began remodeling the G. A. R. hall in Osceola raising the building several feet and adding a full basement with kitchen dining hall and rest room. A brick tile and concrete foundation will support the structure as windows are enlarged and an annex is added. The Legion plans to spend about $2000 with work led by Osceola post members and a meeting reported progress and Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Walker
G. A. R. Hall
Osceola
American Legion
the Legion
Osceola Legion Post
Anil
Maple Leaf Club Holds Debate in April Meeting
Maple Leaf Club met April 17 at Mrs. Dora McCormick's home with twenty members and four visitors. Hulda Carmen led a debate on city life versus country life. the affirmative won. Ida Ferris won first prize in a riddle contest. Mrs. Barker got the booby prize. Lunch with an Easter scheme followed. Next meeting set for May 1 at Mrs. Emma Barker's home.
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Maple Leaf Club
Dora McCormick
Hulda Carmen
Ida Ferris
Barker
Emma Barker
Osceola Considers Large Community Picnic Plan
Osceola plans a community picnic this year after last year’s successful trial. The Parent Teachers Association backs a bigger event for all, while students favor class picnics. Entertainment details aim to surpass small picnic options and offer broader enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
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Conrad A. Johnson
E. J.youman
Baptist Church
A. J. Fellows of
Omaha
John Straner
Donald Lindburg
Aurora
Lelia Peterson
Lutheran Church of
Hordville
Carl H. Steelquist
L. Osslad
Carl E. Cedarbert
Swede
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Columbus
Methodist Ecopiscopal Church
M. E
T. S. Fisher
Dwelling House Mutual Insurance Co
Nebraska Mutual Insurance Co
Hanquist
Ladies Aid
St. Plain
Farmers Store
Co. V. Lind
Bert Federle
Kearney
Éorr
Lily Swanson
J. F. Gustafson
Hazel Day
A. A. Laysey
G. A. Widga
E. F. Graff
Rev. Strong
O. F. Alfreds
J. D. Huston
Jean Scott
Clarks
Mildred Graves
Rev. Scott
Percy McGinnis
Simon McDaniels
Arborville
Kenneth Johnson
Virginia Mae
Albion
Ross Durance
Veterans’ Bureau
Coperas
BY J. G. Jayser
Veterans Bureau
Jo Oe
Katrinka
Ssee Radio
U. S. Patent Office
WAR Veterans Bureau Committee
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