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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
4
The speaker urges Field Marshal to apply his firm leadership to rebuilding Germany peacefully, noting that his strong control might still be needed to mobilize resources, and suggests waiting to see how this shift develops.
Faultless fielding and high order pitching highlight the early season display by one Nebraska team with potential to challenge for the pennant in 1925. Omaha, the other Nebraska squad, trails in the initial games.
The article notes approval from old German empire backers and ex Kaiser followers at von Hindenburgs election as president. Experts say little difference between von Hindenburg and Dr Marx in the contest, but the imperial faction profits from the result.
Osceola residents are urged to participate in a Tuesday afternoon half-holiday clean-up. Wear overalls and join in healthy exercise as part of the local civic activity. News notes include remarks on political figures and public events from various cities.
Scientists report finding a pair of dice in Tunis estimated at over 2,000 years old. The dispatch provides no details on their use or whether they were found intact.
Readers are told a deliberate campaign belittling Coolidge's economy program is aimed at personal gain by political opponents and propagandists. The piece notes public awareness of taxpayer savings and skeptical reception of hostile articles. Walter Schwartz of Wichita, Kansas, arrived Monday for a visit with Osceola friends.
NOW BUYING PRODUCE We are now buying Cream Butter Eggs and Poultry and paying the highest market prices at all times Phone 79 DAVIS PRODUCE STORE No Side Sq Osceola Phone 74 North Side Square
A North Carolina town publicly executes a Black man for murder. The widow of the victim witnesses from a grandstand as the condemned pleads for forgiveness. She remains silent until she finally tells the crowd to go ahead and hang him.
Builders class picnic at Buckley Park Friday 7 30 p m with Lydia Engelhardt and McCormicks in charge. Raymond Kepner hosted bridge last Thursday. Woman's Club Drama department met with Mrs Huston. officers elected. Merry Workers gathered at Presbyterian Church with Mrs Frank Anderson and others hosting. CN PEO chapter with Mrs Nuquist. Mothers Day program planned. Gabolots met at Mrs F T Butz home. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs Homer Hartson. lesson led by Mrs N H Brown. refreshment served. Drama department of Woman's Club met again with Mrs Huston. Geo Carson elected president and Victor Berggren secretary. Merry Workers met again at Presbyterian Church today. Hostesses Mes dames O B Mickey F H Anderson Jessie Marquis.
The county Farm Bureau board met at the county agent's office Saturday evening. Present were Mrs. D. A. Benson, Herman Jones, Mark Timm and Petrus Nelson. They planned to finish up the TB testing work in the county.
A Nebraska real estate ad lists multiple land bargains near Silver Creek Kimball county Stromsburg and Osceola. Properties include 160 acres at 20 per acre 640 acres four miles from town at 30 per acre and 125 per acre 160 acres north York county. The seller A B Hedblooom invites buyers to inspect and trade and provides contact in Stromsburg Nebraska.
The May 4–9 celebration marks the Ninth Annual Engineer's Week at the University of Nebraska with Engineer's Night on May 7. Buildings open, Geology displays, Armory use, chemistry shows, and radio station WFAY coverage with a public program. The week's events include parades, field day, convocation, a dance, and a banquet, all free to the public.
Garson Auto Co offers free use of service batteries while charging your battery. Phone 19.
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