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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
4
Publication notice printed for Sceila Nebraska indicating Thursday issues and mailing validity. It notes the act of March 3 1879 and a yearly subscription price of 2 dollars.
Polk county 4-H members and leaders returned from the Seward camp where 133 youths from Polk Hamilton York and Lancaster counties participated. The extension agent announced twilight picnics with entertainment and films to boost farm family recreation.
Auditorium program lists Fri-Sat Aug 12 13 for Married Alive starring Matt Moore Margaret Livingstone Claire Adams and Lou Tellesen. A humorous tale of a shy professor turned amiable rascal features remnants of witty episodes and crowd-pleasing humor. Comedy and News 10-25c.
W C T U members in the state anticipate the national convention in Minneapolis from August 25 to September 1 1928 the last before the presidential race. Policies shaped there may influence prohibition policy and public life in America and reflect historic Minneapol is roots dating to 1886 under Frances Willard.
In Shelby on Friday thirty five relatives and friends gathered at the F M Leibee home for a birthday luncheon of two kinds of cake and ice cream. Gifts were presented to the hostess. Various local residents visited or traveled to nearby towns for family and social plans during the week.
Miss Mildred Wiltulski returned yesterday to her Beatrice home after a several days visit with Miss Ruby Heckman.
A note on livestock hauling to Omaha markets states transfer times from Osceola and confirms all live stock shipments are fully insured.
A lively advertisement notes DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in THE BLACK PIRATE for three nights August 18 19 and 20. It teases a musical instrument novelty and a comedy sketch featuring a funny character described as no lady but mighty funny with uproarious situations.
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