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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
5
Osceola and surrounding area feature numerous social visits and travels. Residents attend rodeo trips, family gatherings, and church activities while local businesses advertise used cars and paint specials.
Bertha Berck announces a vanity services pop up at Ryan's Barber Shop beginning August 15 offering permanent waving Marceling finger waving and shampoos. August promo per manent pricing is five dollars with appointments by calling 62.
A Battle Creek physician cites severe constipation as a major misery but introduces Rexall Orderlies as a relief. The tablet draws water into the bowel to soften waste for a gentle natural movement, with a nightly dose and next day effect. Available at Rexall Stores via Crouse- Tex Drug Co for 28 cents for 24 tablets.
No services of any kind will be held in this church next Sabbath due to an order from the Board of Health.
Swan Cederberg thanks Polk County voters for the Republican primary support for county commissioner from the southwest district. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected in November.
The Maple Leaf Club was entertained by Mrs Goldie Bond and Mrs Eda Burritt on August 7 with 19 members and 19 visitors attending. Members are asked to help create a fair exhibit and the next meeting will be at Mrs Martha Wyman's home on August 21.
The City Board of Health forbids public meetings until after next Monday causing no services next Sunday. Officials plan to meet next Tuesday at 8 P M in church parlors and the Fourth quarterly conference is set for Friday the 22nd presided by Dr. Hunter with all members urged to attend.
Reporting from Minas Basin the tidal range nears 40 feet with rises and falls over 12 yards. The extreme tides force use of flat bottom boats and special cribbing to stabilize loading operations.
A Loyola University seismograph official argues New Orleans rests on 1100 feet of mud and has not felt an earthquake tremor, contrasting city vulnerabilities with other large cities.
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