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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
6
The piece argues that two human eyes and an active mind outperform privileged perception. Early training in observation builds independence, enabling individuals to act without repeated guidance and seize opportunities rather than remain in servitude.
In Spain the four playing card suits differ from the familiar English set. Diamonds represent a race and signs, clubs a clover for summer, spades an acorn for autumn, and hearts a cup for winter, as explained in a syndicated McClure piece.
The British Medical Journal notes experts discuss the moon's suspected influence on mentality. Reports from Central Africa, the Middle East, the Far East and Burma link moon phases to headaches nightmares and other symptoms.
The Wall Street Journal recounts a tale where a bucket shop owner coins the idea to alter door signs to read Stock and Bond Brokers. The sign painter quotes about two dollars to author a new banner. The shopkeeper muses why not be a banker for that price.
Silas Bent notes a 1853 Baronne Street church in New Orleans used reinforced concrete long before the French gardener tale. The priest, acting as architect, poured concrete of crushed oyster shells and bricks around iron bars, with wrought iron bearings, on land reclaimed from a Cypress swamp, a claim later recognized in 1928.
The Warner Bros epic Noah's Ark arrives at Grand Island Capitol Theatre for a four day run starting Sunday, Aug 18, with Dolores Costello and George O'Brien leading a star studded cast. The production features massive sets, a three year build, and a sweeping tale across fifty centuries, praised for its grand direction and human drama. Also appears is Ordinance No. 129 detailing Osceola Nebraska electrical rates with tiered charges and optional service plans.
The ordinance sets power and lighting charges including minimum bills and tiered kilowatt rates for the City of Osceola Nebraska. It requires standard meters, authorizes city meter tests, and prescribes misdemeanor fines from five to fifty dollars for violations.
Ordinance 153 limits charges for electrical energy within Osceola corporate limits. It defines penalties for violation and outlines enforcement provisions. The measure targets any person firm copartnership company or corporation and sets enforcement parameters. The ordinance aims to control rate practices affecting residents and businesses.
In Nebraska the estate of Thomas R. Dolan schedules claims filing by November 23 1929 and debt payment by August 23 1930. The court will sit August 23 1929 through September 23 1989 at 10 AM daily to receive examine hear and adjust claims.
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