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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
4
The Osceola Record issued weekly in Osceola Nebraska lists owner officers Robert G Douglas editor John A C Johnston president John F Ayres secretary treasurer and James H Mickey vice president. It notes postal registration and subscription rate at 2.00 per year with display and local advertising rates.
The Record argues Johnson’s Nebraska victory signals opposition to a militaristic policy and the League of Nations. It notes strong support for Johnson over Wood and Pershing, with Hitchcock’s stance against reservations influencing votes. The paper predicts Johnson’s solid Nebraska delegation and potential nomination in Chicago.
Notice states Polk County designated certain roads as County Roads and filed a map in the County Clerk's office. Ten freeholders may petition with a plat for road changes, to be filed by May 4, 1920, when the Board will hear objections. John Sjoblom, County Clerk.
The report shows 5 550 accidental drownings last year nationwide, equal to 7 4 per 100 000, the lowest rate since 1910 and below the decade average from 1901 to 1910, signaling a notable decline in drownings overall.
A city cousin visits a farm and comments on the windmill and electric fans used to keep pigs cool, praising the farmers for their care.
Editorial urges reorganizing public schools to focus on fitting the needs of the many rather than a narrow or misguided main object. Emphasizes inclusive access and broad educational aims for community benefit.
Hackberry Roland Jones and Mrs. A Gudgel join the committee along with Kinney Mrs. Etta Augustine in Canada. Clear Creek C De Kingman and Mrs. Claud Kinsman are noted. Island F A Plageman and Stromsburg E P Pike with Mrs A C Morrill are listed. Osceola G Hendrickson and Mrs H J Van Vinck appear. Pleasant Home Ed Larson and Mrs C E Putman cited. Platte Herbert Flodman and Anna Foras mentioned.
Delegates named for the Republican county convention include Hackberry Howard Blake Ronald Jones and many others across North and East Stromsburg West and South Osceola Valley and Pleasant Home areas with numerous family names and households listed for delegation. The long roster names delegates from South Osceola North Osceola Valley East Pleasant Home West Pleasant Home and Platte districts along with the local party organizers and residents.
An Osceola Nebraska farm cooperative ad promotes Yankee Liquid Hog Pep and Parasite Expeller to treat over 20 parasites and supply missing minerals. It outlines dosing of 1 quart per 50 gallons for 7 days every 42 days, with a 50 cent per hog cost and money-back guarantee if buyers are unsatisfied. The product is distributed by The Farmers' Union Co op Assn and manufactured by Hardy Vet Co in Omaha and Osceola.
A home use electrical device claims to oxonize water and remove all impurities. Reported to be operable from two standard light sockets, the invention aims to provide portable water purification at household level.
The quip notes that a man who dotes on a girl may find marriage an antidote to affection and amusement, reflecting on romance with a playful magazine tone.
Cartoon caption humor about lovers choosing shady nooks near Brooks, noting playful longing and suggestive wordplay. No named individuals or organizations. Brief, period voice fits a light page comic item with a cheeky tone.
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