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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
4
A rambling pastime piece recalls local legends and colorful figures from past seasons. It strings together anecdotes about betting gentry, a long-ago corn picking contest, a famed Brownin and Peeches, and a mock courtroom atmosphere with Keeopatra and Julius Seezer references.
Miss Flo Detweiler injured in a riding accident near Osceola last Friday and slowly improving after hospital care. Osceola High School edged Stromsburg 12 to 0 in a football game. Louis Frawley broke a leg. Sheriff Nyquist holds two youths in jail for horse theft tied to a theft near Arborville. Geo Wall returned from Howard County after bicycle theft. judge set $23.75 bail including costs.
For sale Poland China boars for fall and spring farrow and one Hereford bull 15 months old. Contact Gilbert Johnson & Son at 4521.
Readable fragments indicate a spring notice listing turkeys and hens with pricing details and a related free country truck service offer. The text suggests a small rural commerce update on poultry pricing and a local promotional vehicle.
The Business Women's League will hold a bazaar at the Farmer's Union Store this Saturday December 4. Sale starts at 11 A M and lunch will be served from 11 A M. Members should bring articles to the County Agent's office by Friday evening for posting. Come early to make selections.
Chicago labor leaders press a resolution through the Illinois Federation of Labor urging a ban on trucks over eight tons on paved city streets and county highways. They claim ten ton trucks damage pavements and threaten building integrity through vibration, calling for fact based action to protect property and taxpayers.
On December 15 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. the National Doctors Specialist J. R. Montgomery visits Milwaukee to offer free examination and advice for chronic conditions. No surgery or injections. traveling experts treat blood skin and internal diseases including rheumatism asthma ulcers epilepsy and high blood pressure. Ladies may attend escorted.
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