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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
4
Crouse Tex Drug Co offers Sheaffer fountain pens and Ron son and Evans lighters as new gift items. The notice adds a tip on warming pallets over eight weeks old or weighing two pounds with Salsbury’s Vormix powder or tablets.
Dewey Lockard was readmitted to St. Joseph Hospital in Omaha on Monday for medical treatment.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Rhodes attended funeral services for N N Rhodes brother of Leroy Rhodes held at Creighton Sunday morning Caroline Rhodes recently visiting at Pender returned to Osceola with her parents
All sizes in mens and young men s jeans at Steeples were carried during a weekend display. Fritz Schuman accompanied Al and Jim Chantry of West Point to Ericson. Al Chantry had just visited Washington D C and met with Mr and Mrs Dale Hansen. Mrs Hansen is the former Sandra Schumann. Mr and Mrs Emil Peterson of Wausa visited Sunday at the M O Johnson home.
Dr Hess Mastitis Ointment lists 150000 units of Penicillin and 100 Mg of Streptomycin as treatment. Crouse.
Rest Manor resident Mrs. Mina Buchta marked her 91st birthday on Wednesday August 1, celebrating with family and friends in a quiet observance at home.
A brief notice references tomato and fruit tree leaf blight and points to Crouse-Tex Drug Co as a source or remedy. The item suggests action for growers and mentions the company in connection with disease control products.
Mr and Mrs W R Scott residents of Springfield J they are sister of Martin Roberts and stopped in Osceola Saturday for a short visit at the Roberts home.
Pepsodent toothpaste and toothbrush priced at 89 cents for a 1.22 dollar value. Drene Shampoo two bottles offered for the price of one at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Arthur Herrmann and John of McCook visited Mrs. A. J. Herrmann last Wednesday and Thursday. They were returning home from Wisconsin where they had taken Mrs. Arthur Herrmann for a visit, who remained there.
Mrs W O Hansen of Omaha and a former Osceola resident is a patient at the Methodist hospital in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Jack Steeple and their grandson Bob Travnicek visited Wilber Sunday for a picnic with the Dr F G Travnicek family. Bob returned home after a week long visit with his grandparents. Many new plastic items were at the Steeples.
Mr and Mrs Fred L Calkins of Neligh announce the birth of an eight pound two ounce boy Fredrick Larry born Monday July 23 He has two brothers to welcome him.
The Orlo Deeds family visited Mrs. Flossie Deeds and Roc Miller on Sunday. Orlo will complete his term at Central College Central City this week and will attend the seventh and eighth grades at Orleans Nebraska next year. He will also supervise grade sports.
Mrs Mildred Snodgrass returned Sunday after visiting her son Lee Snodgrass and family in Lincoln.
Ed Almstrom joined Dr and Mrs C R Peterson at their Lake Ericson cabin over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Roger Gustafson and Steve of Polk were guests Sunday.
The county recorded numerous movements. Randy Peterson, 18 months, was admitted to Shelby hospital last Thursday and discharged Sunday. Carl Scholz visited Omaha with wife and daughter Margie, with Margie improving at Clarkson hospital. Several relatives traveled to Lincoln and Omaha for medical care, visits, and vacations, including Miss Katherine Reinke returning from Falls City, and Dr. and Mrs. Merrick attending a funeral in Osceola.
Since 2000 B C wheelbar rows navigated China's hills using masts on the barrow fronts with bamboo sails. Farmers in the Yangtze valley reportedly raced along hill trails in strong winds carrying passengers pork and vegetables while an early Chou emperor set sailing speed and width restrictions for wheelbarrows.
The Defense Bonds drive urges every worker to join payroll savings or Rond-a-howth plans at banks to strengthen the economy and national defense. It emphasizes that defense is every person's job and small contributions from many will secure America.
The article tracks asbestos use from ancient times to modern industry. It notes early attempts in Italy around 1860, a shift to Canada after Quebec deposits were found, and major producers including Russia, Southern Rhodesia, and South Africa. The U.S. emits limited domestic output and imports most of its needs from Canada.
Vitauiuan Titanium is a low density metal noted for a silver white color between silver and stainless steel in appearance.
In 1909 brighter incandescent lamps replaced earlier carbide flame jets in automobile headlights, marking a shift toward safer and more reliable vehicle lighting as car use expanded.
Calves require higher protein intake in their diet than mature cattle to support rapid growth. Nutrition guidance notes protein helps develop muscle, bone, and overall health during early life stages.
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