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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

12

Local Social Notes from Osceola and Surrounding Towns

Local residents travel and visits are reported. Joe, Ralph and Elmer Tschauner left for El Reno Oklahoma. Miss Dorothy Shelmadine returned from Marshalltown Iowa. Dr. Smith and Mrs Kenneth Cornish arrived in Pittsburg for a relatives visit. Fred Schuman and family back from Nevada Missouri. Ed Ryan and Mrs M J Ryan announce a public sale as they move to California. Yellowstone trip by August Anderson and family ends with two weeks away.

Joe Ralph Elmer Tschauner el Reno Oklo Dorothy Shelmadine Marshalltown C. N. Huff Dr. Smith Kenneth Cornish Pittsburg Fred Schuman Nevada Missouri Ed. Ryan M. J. Ryan Fred Miller Clara Horst Osborne August P. Anderson Herman Selma Anna Yellowstone Park

New Bride Rejects C. O. D Salmon Delivery

A delivery boy at the front door brings a package marked C. O. D. The new bride tells him to take it back, noting she ordered salmon elsewhere.

Ignition Trouble Echoes in Local Exchange

A casual chat recounts an exchange about ignition issues and a storekeeper noting everything charged. The dialogue highlights a boastful claim about a person named Jack being a dynamo and the reliability of a charged system.

Jack

Scientific Methods for Growing Orchids Delights Florists

Florists in the United States increasingly grow orchids from seeds due to their rarity and beauty. Seeds are germinated in glass flasks with carbon dioxide and moisture at 90 degrees by day and 70 by night. After a year in flasks, plants move to pots. flowering begins at ages five or six. Gas heating stabilizes delicate propagating stages to prevent losses from temperature shifts.

United States Tropics

New Yorker Who Made Lobster Dish Famous

A New Yorker, Ben Wenhere, popularized a lobster dish at Delmonico's, entering weekly with a red pepper tonic in his waistcoat pocket. His creation, Lobster a la Wenberg, was renamed Lobster a la Newberg after a quarrel with Charles Delmonico and remains tied to their feud.

New Yorker Ben Wenhere Charles Delmonico Meade Delmonico’s America Wenberg Delmonico’s

Tide Variations in Panama Bay Echo Global Examples

The article notes the Panama Bay tides reach about 20 feet daily due to a funnel shaped shore that intensifies the tide as it moves inland and recedes. It compares the effect to the Bay of Fundy and contrasts with the two foot Atlantic Zone fluctuation.

Atlantic Pacific Panama Bay of Bay of Fundy Adventure Magazine

Quotable Aphorisms From Classical Thinkers

A set of brief maxims quotes varied by authors such as Sophocles and Bacon. The lines reflect on time discovery speech discretion and value of words. The remarks are presented as standalone thoughts with attributed sources.

Early Teutonic Runes Among Earliest Writings

The runes are ancient straight line characters found on weapons, ornaments, and stones across Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and parts of England. Origin and date are uncertain, but may derive from the Latin alphabet and date to as early as the third century. Norse belief ties them to Odin and heathen worship, with longevity in Scandinavia.

Europe Norway Sweden Denmark Germany England Odin Scandinavia Kansas City

Notice to Contractors for Lincoln State Aid Bridge Approach Fill

Sealed bids due Sept 10 1926 at 10 00 AM in Lincoln Nebraska for approach fill to the south end of the Duncan state aid bridge and 300 feet of sand fill with 3000 cubic yards of sand fill 300 cubic yards of clay excavation for surfacing and 150 cubic yards of clay hauled. Plans available Columbus Osceola county clerk offices and Public Works in Lincoln. Successful bidder to furnish bond.

Department of Public Works Lincoln Nebraska Duncan State Aid Bridge Columbus Osceola

Value of Friends and True Loyalty in Hard Times

The Chilton Alabama County News urges sticking by a loyal friend who understands and supports you without regard to money. It praises a true friendship as a God given asset amid dollar chasing commercialism and advises ready sacrifice if needed.

Odd Name Combinations in Baptismal Lists

A humorous assemblage shows pairs of baptismal and family names creating odd full names. Examples include Edna Broker Mothershead and Marian English Earle, with others like Saw yer Turner Somerset and Neaton Pray Daily indicating sponsor and family name blends.

Edna Broker Mothershead Marian English Earle Sawyer Turner Somerset Neaton Pray Daily Benton Killin Savage Owen Taylor Money Ima Little Lambe Broker Husbands Hart R. A. Phelan Goode Marie A. Bachelor Eaton Grove Phatte May Tyms Uppe Betty Sawyer Knott Worth

Jackson University Ad Promotes Programs and Teams

Walter Jackson, president of Chillicothe Missouri based Jackson University advertises guaranteed job positions, free night and correspondence schools, and championship football and basketball teams, inviting readers to learn all details.

Jackson University Walter Jackson Chillicothe Missouri

Electric Wiring and Repairing of Ends

The record notes an advertisement or notice for electrical wiring and repairs attributed to a Miller Electric business. It mentions services for wiring and end repairs, indicating a local trade offering electrical work. No dates or locations are specified in the accessible text.

Aa Tesse Miller Electric

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