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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
7
Luke learns work builds rewards as he watches his parents open gifts on Christmas morning. He recalls earning two dollars from planting and selling potatoes, realizing money comes from one task after another like rope strands. The story emphasizes steady effort and family warmth. PMID: Western Newspaper Union.
A Western Newspaper Union item notes mistletoe hunting begins late November in eastern Oklahoma with families gathering green sprigs for Christmas trade. Sellers ship truckloads to northern cities. berries must be ripe, leading to careful searching and occasional road waste. Mistletoe, a yearly parasite, reappears despite harvesting.
The first meaning of Christmas is generosity inspired by God's gift to mankind. The selfish sway of the world is broken for a time and the Christ spirit is born in our hearts. Gift exchanges can burden rather than please but any act that makes the world unselfish is beautiful and good.
On Christmas morning the local crews blow in the Jur at dawn from church towers. They play Christmas hymns to the four points of the compass, marking the festive season with a morning sound.
The editors select and condense articles from current magazines into a compact pocket size issue. The Digest contains no advertising and is promoted as a valuable service for busy people. readers are urged to request a free sample from The Reader's Digest Association in Pleasantville New York.
The Thresia Gabel family express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during the death of their husband and father.
Cattle receipts at Omaha on Monday reached 14 000 head with corn fed steers and yearlings forming a fair share. Market slow and mostly steady to lower versus last week while cows and heifers show weakness but stockers and feeders stay fairly active. Top yearlings around 7 50 and various classes priced by grade from corn fed to range cattle.
A Polk County Nebraska district court order directs sale of land described as sections 25 and 36 in township 13 north range 1 west. The sale to be December 14, 1937 at 2 PM at Osceola courthouse front door with 15 percent cash due and balance on court confirmation. Land may be sold in parcels or as whole to maximize proceeds.
Osceola Nebraska December 1 1937 county clerk John I Anderson issues notice inviting sealed bids for books blanks and stationery required for Polk County 1938 with detailed item list including ledgers tax lists receipts and office forms and a bid bond of 100.
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