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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1947
Page
4
In the early seventies a movement proposed moving the national capital from Washington to Fort Kearney Nebraska. Fort Kearney, once a guardian of the Oregon Trail and protector of settlers in central Nebraska, had been abandoned as a military post in 1871.
The committee emphasizes that the program serves a single vital public service. Its purpose is to maintain beer handling on a high plane and secure full public approval.
Moses H. Sydenham of Fort Kearney urged making the reservation the national capital. He argued it would spur western settlement, invite foreign leaders, and shield the capital in war. Congress rejected the idea and the Fort Kearney reservation opened to homesteaders in 1876.
Wesley Chapel hosts Morris and Glenn Richards and families visiting their mother Mrs Clyde Haxton in Elm Creek Nebraska. Karen and Glenna Richards extend stay with grandmother. Friendly Neighbors Club picnics at city park. Perry Dawes visits Neal Dawes family in ONeill. Barbara Brazee of Omaha and Daryl Walling of Mwing visit Elm Creek area.
Merle Dawes home hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Sterrup and families from N V Gondringer Carl Richter of Gresham and Victor Sterrup Sunday evening. Henry Ihnen and sons spent a few days with Iowa friends. Augustine families held a city park picnic for Mr and Mrs Joe Kremela and Mrs Anna Juno Otis Kansas. Phyllis Anderson attends a Luther League District Convention in Genoa. Lawrence Cremeen and sons of Silver Creek called on Albert Anderson Sunday.
Notice to creditors of Joseph H. Rosene deceased in Polk County Nebraska. A hearing will be held December 20 1947 in the County Court to hear and allow claims filed against the estate. All claims must be filed by August 19 1947 or be forever barred. Dated August 22 1947. (Seal) L M Merrick County Judge.
A note expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and flowers. Gratitude is extended to the minister and singers for assistance during the bereavement. Signed by Mrs. Teckla Larson Pearl Hernibloom and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Larson.
Rex Swanson thanks friends neighbors and hospital Sisters for all cards letters and gifts received during his hospital stay, expressing great appreciation.
Mrs. Carl Allinder and Carolyn Ann express gratitude to friends and relatives for the flowers cards and gifts received during the hospital visit, noting appreciation for support and kindness.
Mrs Adolph Kresha Sr expresses gratitude for flowers cards gifts and best wishes received during her hospital stay and says the thoughtfulness will be remembered.
The article recounts the Spanish arrival at the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan now Mexico City. It describes Montezuma's diplomacy, the clash over temple desecration, the Aztec rebellion, Cortes's retreat, then the reinforced return leading to a life and death siege. The city ends in ruins with its grand structures submerged and canals filled.
The National Piano Manufacturers Association warns many piano defects stem from neglect. A recent booklet urges yearly tuning by a qualified technician, moth prevention in the case, sun and heat avoidance, careful handling of ivory keys, and gentle cleaning with soap and damp cloth in small sections to remove wax buildup and maintain brightness.
Gravy stains should be treated while fresh with cold or lukewarm water. Sponge from the underneath side using a soft cloth and dry layer, brushing from outside to center. If stains persist after warm soapy wash, use carbon tetrachloride or a grease solvent.
Pre laundering pros categorize stains into about 80 types and approve a simple soap and water pre treatment for most stains. Rinse stained areas under lukewarm running water, forcefully, to lift the stain. When soap fails, use caution with household removers and ensure good light and no flames near flammable solvents.
Meat cuts to be stored or preserved must be cooled before preservation begins. Carcasses are nearly 100 degrees at slaughter and should reach about 38 degrees as soon as possible. Beef can age at 38 degrees for days, while pork should be refrigerated or cured soon after cooling.
Classified notice from Montgomery Ward in Columbus Nebraska promoting wagon boxes with 100 bushel capacity in wood steel and aluminum. wagon running gear with auto guide and Timken bearings. hammermills M10 M15 with dust collector. auto ete st ele det ace and white and red barn paint offered with prices.
LOANS Buy that home or farm with a G I LOAN Regular farm loans at lowest rates See local correspondent of KLOKE INV CO Omaha Nebraska is HOLCOMBS YORK HATCHERY Eame System Internal Culling now available Internal examinations are made of all adult fowl by our trained technician James Urbach Have hens with abnormal conditions removed from your flocks Write or telephone us for more information Phone York 940.
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