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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
4
A Osceola Nebraska column recalls Canada’s orchards and Ottawa’s suburbs, then travels to New York City, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. It notes Niagara illumination costs, New York transit, and Statuary Hall lacking Nebraska figures, plus Mount Vernon and Mount Vernon tomb details.
Osceola gains a weather department with Judge Saunders forecasting via weather flats in the square. The community expects no weather shortages, and townsfolk anticipate regulated forecasts. Bonestes drawing names Polk County winners include Ludden, McBeth, Berger, Olson, and Schaurman from Osceola and Stromsburg. A busy week for R. A. Mills with 95 meals served. A Shelby Osceola baseball game ended 3 to 4 with outside help and spirited play.
Mrs. W. E. Beckaith reports 15 years of constipation and inactive liver cured by Sargon pills. She gained seven pounds, sleeps through the night, and now relishes meals, with friends amazed by her transformation. Crouse-Tex Drug Co. is listed as agent.
A 1924 Ford Coupe in good condition a 1928 Whippet Coach in excellent shape a 1923 Chevrolet Sedan suitable as a school car and a 1926 Essex coach offered by White Motor Co Osceola Nebraska contact phone 19 Nebraska.
Mrs Milo Joy and family and Mrs James Farris Sr. visited the Will Zimmer men. The Zimmer mans went to Hastings to see James Farris in the hospital. Hog cholera has killed several local hogs while drought DTs press crops. Ground is too hard for plowing and a good rain is needed as corn suffers. Mrs August Fisher had an auto accident leaving her with injuries and shock. Mrs Elmer Horst is recovering from appendicitis in York. Will Zimmer mans visited John Frevicks in Columbus. John’s father is very ill. Mrs Frank Bernt and Mrs Lee Mickey hosted relatives including Effie Hatfield in Stromsburg.
Morning services at the usual hour with church at 9 45 A M Sunday School at 10 45 A M The Epworth League meets Friday evening August 2 at the church Nadine Richmond and Dean Doty on the committee The Chapel W F M S hosted a surprise handkerchief shower Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Harry Hewitt home in honor of her birthday
The note cites Voltaire asserting only one genius became rich and adds a reflection on acquaintances and rumors. It questions whether anyone else qualifies as a rich genius and mentions W. Clowe's Nientiily as a source or note.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Thomas R Dolan deceased. Creditors must file claims by November 23 1929 and debts payable by August 23 1930. The county judge will receive claims August 23 1929 September 23 1929 and November 23 1929 at 10 AM each day in the county court room.
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