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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
4
The Polk County campaign led by A A Beatty of Osceola Flour Mill urges farmers and the public to eat more wheat to absorb a 170 million bushel surplus. It argues wheat prices stay below production costs, notes home milling uses and livestock feeding, and warns urban prosperity depends on rural farming health.
A newspaper fragment notes a wheat producing community backing a movement with the slogan Eat Your Own Wheat. It emphasizes the cotton sector may benefit if buy ing power of wheat growers supports the effort.
Instruction in piano music to be given in Osceola each Monday with directions for requests at the Record office. Nellie Petersen Stroimsburg Nebr requests contact for lessons. Also advertised are Semi-Bolid Buttermilk in yellow barrels and Osceola Produce Co offering home delivery hog and poultry feed, phone 700.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Andrew M Monson deceased has a petition to appoint Hannah E Monson as Executrix, hearing set for August 17, 1923 at 10:00 A M in the County Court. Also in the Carl G Johnson estate creditors must file claims by November 24, 1933 and debts payable by August 24, 1924 with daily hearings on August 24 1923 October 24 1923 and November 24 1923 at 10:00 A M.
The churches list Sunday times for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and Grace Valley M E. St Pauls holds services at 10 45 AM with 8 PM evening service and 10 AM Sunday School. Grace Valley offers 10 AM and 10 30 AM Sunday School with 9 30 AM preaching and 11 AM preaching. Epworth League and W M Society meet monthly with officers named.
Rev W W Hull conducts Sunday morning services at 11:00 with Sunday School at 16:00. Evening program includes Epworth League at 7:00 PM.
A black leather vanity case is missing after a Wednesday night event at Chautauqua. The finder is asked to leave the item at the Record office for recovery.
OLK notes detail visits by E E Woods Seward and W L Cummons Lincoln to Polk residents. Cast of locals move, visit kin in York Osceola Central City and Omaha. Jobs, school changes, church services and traveling guests fill the week with many short movements.
Miss Mable Twarling and Jack Stanton married last Friday at the Twarling home. County Attorney E E Stanton and daughter Hazel left today for a several week trip on the Pacific coast.
An old settlers reunion was held at the home of G. F. Austrecher Sunday with about 20 attendees.
The Grace church hosts its quarterly conference Friday at 8 00 P M with Rev Matthew Herr mann presiding. All services are in town Sunday with Sunday school at 10 and communion at 11 AM Rev G H Woestemeyer will speak both morning and evening Pastor J A Klein announces schedule.
Agricultural guidance from Iowa State expert T C Stone on choosing rams for sheep farming. Emphasizes proper masculine conformation, stout constitution, deep chest, strong back, dense long fleece, pink healthy skin, low head carriage, and calm disposition. Warns against low cost rams with unknown ancestry.
Edmund Bernt bought a Fordson last week while Rollie Blair purchased a new Ford coupe. Miss Bertha Brazee went to the hospital for an operation. Chester Cunningham shows improvement from anemia. E. E. Reece and Rollie Blair drove to Omaha to take two new cars. Mrs. L. Myers traveled to Omaha to visit her mother Mrs. Barentsen. Harvey Linton visited Saskatchewan with friends. Clarence Hastert and Laverne Drumm fished near Belwood on Wednesday. Mrs. Guy Anderson left for Alli. Mrs. E. S. Bryant from Valparaiso visited at John Chula's near Silver Creek before returning home. A reader seeks piano equity sale by installments via Lock Box 716 Omaha Neb.
Harold Headley of Osceola visits relatives in the valley this week. M. E. Daniel returns from York and goes to Lincoln for health consultations. Mrs. Blanche Peterson and daughter Helen visit the Clarence Headlee home for Chautauqua. Mrs. Merritt Clark of Colorado Springs visits with her parents the Daniels and relatives. DeForrest Frat and his wife with a male guest stay at the Stewart Fellows home over Sunday. Merlin Frat accompanies them to Omaha for an open visit with his brother. Six girls celebrate Miss Hendrickson’s birthday at her home. the exact birthday is not specified.
The Wesley Chapel Missionary Society meets on Thursday with Mrs. Joe Moore. Services are at 9 30 A M and Sunday school at 10 30 next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hally Roseberry and sons of Scotts Bluff visited friends in the area during the week. The Chapel club meets with Mrs Merle Cunningham Friday and a display of children garments will be shown. Mrs J N Jarmin Harold and Mildred Richmond left by auto for Chicago with Mrs Jarmin aiming to visit her father in Kentucky before returning. Mr and Mrs Tom Daniels and Dave Corbbitt of Schuyler called on Charles Kuntzelman Sunday evening. they had been to see M E Daniels who is very ill.
Citizens Bank of Stuart Nebraska files a district court petition in Polk County seeking foreclosure on a mortgage executed by Edgar W. Sixberry. The note for 5900 dollars dated Dec 2 1922 was due March 2 1923 and now total due with interest is 6018 dollars. The petition asks for payment or sale of the described parcels to satisfy the debt and sets August 13 1923 as the deadline to answer.
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