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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
7
Articles from The Christian Science Monitor discuss citizen duty and spiritual factors in governance. Emphasizes prayer charity and citizenship grounded in Christian Science to foster intelligent voting, fair inspection of government, and service to mankind.
A homey feature blends nutrition and flavor as canned pineapple shines in a caramel bed with dates and pecans before a light sponge bake. The method includes butter sugar pineapple cherry topping and a lemon flavored sponge, finished by turning the cake from pan.
Official minutes show July 19 1933 meeting reconvened to audit accounts tax collections and disbursements in Osceola Nebraska County Treasurer’s office All members present recapping funds transfers and balances including tax and special taxes school funds and state allocations Total receipts 212965 65 balance 315603 54 Disbursements 203549 09 balance June 30 112054 45 Adjournment planned for August 4 1933 claim day notices filed by August 1 Approved by Anderson and Fillman County Clerk Ay
Oswestry claims it has built the cheapest little houses in England. Twelve have been completed for the town and they will be rented to agricultural workers at a rent of 75 cents a week plus taxes. The Oswestry experiment is attracting wide attention as rural districts face housing shortages.
A shocked master is found unconscious in a hall with a paper in his hand and a large box beside him. His wife reacts joyfully describing her new hal in the scene.
A science feature salutes an articulated train concept where cars connect to trucks, claiming total train length reaches 202 feet. The piece highlights innovative design and potential efficiency gains for rail transport.
Union Pacific announces a new high speed lightweight streamlined passenger train based on wind tunnel tests led by Ralph Upson. A 8 foot scale model was showcased at the Century of Progress in Chicago with complete shrouding and altered cab design. The 3 car aluminum train weighs about 80 tons, 205 feet long, and will travel up to 110 mph using a 12 cylinder Winton distillate engine.
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