Osceola Items Highlight Social News and Sales
Community notices mix church events sales and visits. Mrs. Emma Scott’s burial follows a Denver death. Henry Swan advertises a Holstein cow for sale. multiple visits among Gondringer, Abeggley, and Gustafson families noted. Public notices include wagon gate loss and club meetings with local hosts.
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Steeple
Henry Swan
Osceola
Martin Tschauner
U. S. Navy
Idaho
Columbus
Harold Gondringer
Chris Abeggley
Genoa
Gondringer
Nels Paulson
Wesley Chapel Club
Ben Schmoker
James Gibbons
Mark Gustafson
Nebraska
Lulu Burns
Leona Dawes
Ellis Deeds
Waterloo
Neb
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Arthur Nelson
Stromsburg
Lawrence McGuire
Los Angeles
Crouse-Tex
Walter Tschauner
Camp Hood
Texas
Carl Tschauner
JoAnn
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Nellie Wilson
Iowa City
Iowa
M. E. Daniels
Steeple’s
R. E. McCormick
Bobiby
Malvern
Joe ‘Chantry
McCormick
Captain McCormick
Ireland
F. T. Anderson
Ray Grafton
Alexandria
Virginia
Marian Anderson
Sioux City
Clement Anderson
Emma Scott
Scott
Denver
Osceola Local News Highlights Community Life
Osceola listed events include sales of farm buildings and two work horses, several family visits from Sidney and Colfax, teaching duties returnees, and garden club and social gatherings. Military and naval service notes, farm equipment for sale, and a forthcoming Stromberg farm sale are noted among local notices and personal updates.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Ida Ferris
Holdrege
Neb
A. N. Chantry
Sidney
Iowa
Osceola
A. J
al Chantry
Wm. J. Herrmann
Southwest Pacific
Genoa
John Inness
Inness
Hhim
Stanton
Hess
Panamin
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
C. B. Petitet
Osceola Garden
Florence and
Shirley Ball
Omaha
Guy Ball
Ethelyn Anderson
Arlo Stevens
Oscar Gustafson
Lyle Dornburgh
Lawrence Larson
Wallace Sandell
Albert Nelson
Linnie Shafer
Frank Fosshberg
Paul Lemke
Oscar Stromberg
Loyd Stromberg
Ernest Lundberg
Hubert Hotchkiss
Stromsburg
Mevin McKenney
Sterling Nelson and Son
Emma M. Peterson
Jerold Ruzicka
Jof Ostberg
Lester Graves
Leila Reeb
Grand Island
Henry Reeb
Army to Use Medium Tanks Over Light and Heavy Variants
The note explains heavy tanks cost $120000 each and are mass produced at auto and locomotive plants. It states the army uses light tanks at 14 tons and medium tanks at 28 tons, with a preference for the medium variant.
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America
U.S
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Sacred Heart Parish
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Ted Johnson
Herbert Anderson
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Osceola Wrecking Co
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James McKeag Jr
Walter Watts
Ortha
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Raymond
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