Local Hats and News From Osceola area
Local shops advertise felt hats at 2.50 and summer hats at 50 cents. Numerous notices cover births, visits, weddings, and travels among local families including Hewitt, Johnson, McCoy, Thrasher, Greenwood, Hendrickson, Sandin, and Anderson. The Nielson Chevrolet firm hires staff, a dress group sale runs 6.75 and 9.75, and telephone line rebuilding aims to finish by October 1 with 500 poles replaced. An international radio event features Judge Rutherford addressing listeners August 5 at 8:30 to 10 with a musical lead‑in.
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Frank Hewitt
Roy Johnson
Shelby
Frank Thrasher
Mary McCoy
Lincoln
W. H. Clark
Clark
Wilbea Bennett
F. C. Thrasher
Ioscoe Greenwood
Emerson
Iowa
Osceola
Charles Greenwood
G. Hendrickson
Lulu
Frank Hendrickson
David City
Eva Sandin
Nielson Chevrolet Company
Mary Anderson
Farm Bureau
Will DeLand
Bess DeLand Amphenour
Beatrice
Joy Elwell
Caley
Springfeld
Nebr
Chas. Greenwood
John Oberg
Roy Hartson
Ora Hamilton
Wyoming
FL. Buzz
Albin Anderson
Omaha
Charles Germond
Auburn
Ruth Codington
Joseph Aldeen
York
Humphrey &Emeerhardt
Ant Pomulus “Society
Osceola Exchange
United States
Canada
Australia
Europe
Judge Rutherford
Clara Bow in Hula Leads Week Preview at Auditorium
The schedule lists CLARA BOW in HULA with humor and Hawaii charm across August 2nd and 4th, followed by ANNIE LAURIE starring Lillian Gish in a Highland romance running August 7th and 9th. Comedy & News showings priced 10 and 25 cents.
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Clara Bow
Hawaii
Collegians Comedy & News
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy about Slade sisters fortune
Aunt Emmy and guests discuss the Slade sisters who inherited a large fortune and must manage it themselves. Mrs Burt blasts men for distrusting women with money while Miss Pringle and Aunt Emmy defend women’s financial abilities amid concerns of widows being victimized.
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Aunt Emmy
Slade
Burt
Miss Pringle
Mrs. Birt
Farm Notes on Clover Hay Crop and Beet Worms
Sage tips for rearage and pasture. Sweet clover without canal as a combined self building weed lighting and hay crop. Asparagus shoots should cease by late June. Rye helps beet army worm damage. forms of wet worm damage may be contracted by arsenic exposure. Nebraskans look to Lincoln State Journal for state news. Journal delivers early morning auto delivery to Fremont and fast Union Pacific North Western trains. Trial subscription offered at $1.00.
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Lincoln
Capitol City
State Journal
Fremont
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Pasture Management Urged By Blue Valley Institute
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute urges delaying grazing to boost pasture growth. Studies show heavy grazing reduces sod weight and hay yield, while light grazing yields more dry grass. Pessimism among the young contrasts with mature optimism, noting experience tempers outlook.
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Wisconsin Agricultural College
Shorten Broody Period by Feeding Liberally
Broodiness in hens is a natural tendency and varies by breed. Best practice emphasizes kindness and high quality laying feed, with liberal protein such as meat scraps or tankage. Some breeders remove broodiness by selecting non broodier birds, though no single best method exists.
Poisoned corn paste to deter crows warned against
A historical method suggests mixing strychnine starch and water into a paste poured onto corn to kill crows and discourage others. The method warns to avoid poisoning small birds and domestic animals and to check local laws before use.
State Journal Low Rates Offer Daily And Sunday Deals
The State Journal, Lincoln, promotes one of Nebraska’s largest morning papers with daily and Sunday rates under seven dollars a year. It touts early delivery by rail and a 24 hour publishing plant, claiming wide reach between Omaha and Denver and proximity to most Nebraska railroad stations.
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State Journal
Nebraska
Daiy
State Journal of
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Journal
Sale of Osceola land by Polk County referee
In Polk County Nebraska a court-ordered sale of real estate in Maude Heffer and Charles Hotter vs Ethel Blake is set by referee L M Merrick. The auction will occur August 7 1928 at the Osceola courthouse at 8 pm for Lots 4 5 6 in Block 3 Smiths Fourth Addition with 15 percent earnest money and possession at the month’s start. An abstract of title will be supplied. Campbell Campbell attorneys.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Maude 3B. Heffer
Charles R. Hotter
Laintiffs
Ethel Blake
Dana
Osceola
Smith
L. M. Merrick
Campbell & Campbell
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Zang Estate
In Polk County Nebraska an estate notice declares a petition to appoint Henry Zang as Administrator de bene non with will annexed for Nicholas Zang deceased. Hearing set for August 10 1928 at 10 o clock A M before County Judge W W Norton.
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D.b.n
W. W. Norton
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Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
Rome
American Automobile Association
Ppley Hotels Company S
Annie Laurie
Highlands
Lillian Gish
Maxwelton
Comedy & News
Emmy
Chevrolet
Tourirer
the 40 Soda the Co. Sport
Iley
Steck Chevrolet
Osceola, Nebr
Mode DE Socas Seco
Pastre
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Springfield Luton
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