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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
8
A political campaign reports securing the first week’s momentum with four yearly subscriptions or equivalent, marking an initial proof of support as organizers push to sustain fundraising and outreach efforts.
The Osceola Record launches a trade extension contest inviting all residents over 16 to nominate and campaign for prizes. Campaign rules cover voting, payments, commissions, and sealed ballot counting with weekly semi weekly cash rewards and extra votes for early subscriptions.
The notice directs readers to page 2 for more information about a political campaign. It indicates continuation of coverage and directs circulation to seek further details in the newspaper.
A large crowd attended the St Andrews ice cream social at Eller's grounds due to rain forcing the change from Hubert Jaax's grove. Local residents and visitors from Shelby Columbus and David City joined events including a wedding dance at Eller's hall and a St Andrews church marriage banns announcement for Alda Kropach and Louis Swan.
Fairview residents and visitors noted in a broad social roundup. L B Reitz plans a Silver Creek home. Albert Jensen of Albany and Hastings of Primrose visit relatives. Rev Maxcy heads to Peru and Fairbury. Dorothy DeBere enters University Hospital for thyroid surgery. Vera Vida and H H Beckmeyer hosts welcomed guests. Families travel to Bassett Creston California. Missouri’s Orlie Anderson vacationing with parents. Long of Albion visits, Nell Wisely from Minneapolis with siblings. Mildred Mace and Mrs Jensen attend Central City party. DeBere family heads west.
Rural notices report agricultural exhibits for the county fair and a flood aftermath seen around McCook and Central City. Local families gather for quilting bees and visits to relatives in Columbus and Omaha. Marvel Merrick heads to Lara mie for railroad work as Hewitt crew hosts an ice cream party. Skin infections cause concern among residents.
A long list of social visits and homecomings from Mason City to Stromsburg is noted along with a sheriff sale notice. Various locals visit relatives, attend fairs, celebrate anniversaries, and travel to Nebraska towns. The sheriff sale announces a foreclosure of 2449.53 dollars against property in Osceola with sale set for September 17, 1935.
Seventeen Stoner families and guests spent a Wednesday at Buckley Park Stromsburg for the Stoner Club annual picnic. A fried chicken dinner followed by ice cream and cake provided the meal. Parents visited while children played and lingered in the cool park hoping to return next year. The next club meeting will be hosted by Della Johnson with Alma Hanson and Sue Cook as assistants.
The Osceola Record lists a one year subscription price of 1.00 with a six year advance limit. New year free votes allocate 50000 in period one 30000 in period two 10000 in period three and none in period four. A 200000 vote extra ballot comes with every 20.00 club of subscriptions during the campaign ending November 2.
The City of Osceola Nebraska schedules a special election for September 10 1935 to authorize four thousand dollar general obligation bonds for park improvements including a filtration plant pool upgrades and a new bath house. Bonds pay 4.5 percent interest semiannually with a ten year term and an option to repay after five years. A tax levy not to exceed 0.85 of one mill is proposed to fund interest and principal.
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