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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1928

Page

6

Nebraska News Briefs From Genoa to Hastings

Budget hints allot $202,500 for Genoa Indian School next fiscal year per Coolidge proposals. Central Power line extension to supply Kenesaw Denman Shelton and Prosser. Albion votes 559 for Sunday movies 402 against. Eagle shot near Steele City killed a chicken and is on display at a Fairbury garage. Romans 1:XVI on hat draws Nebraska City curiosity. Rivoli and Electric theaters merged in Falls City with Jean Mullin management. Gophers hunted in Gage County with bounties totaled $181 for 1 800 gophers in 17 days. Lyman Bank to open Jan 1 with W J Otto cashier. Rattlesnake threat near Daykin ends with pitchfork. Hastings to host three new industries Berry Allen Hatchery Massey Harris Bick and Co plan early plant. Niobrara island transfer to state proposed. Sioux City South Sioux City free bridge bill eyed at $800 000. Municipal skating pond debated in Nebraska City. Odell brick building cost about $15 000 with Basim cafe State bank and Tincher’s grocery. Alliance church enlargement adds 5000 and gym. Nebraska fair dates for 1929 set Aug 30-Sept 6 in Chicago.

Nebraska City Missouri Burlington Railroad E. E. Flynn State of Nebraska Niobrara Island Niobrara Howard Missouri River Sioux City Iowa Odell Basim Cafe State Bank of Odell J E. Tincher Presbyterian Church of Alliance T. C. Osborne Chicago

Western Nebraska lawmakers hear western needs at Chadron meeting

Chadron hosts the third biennial legislative gathering for fifteen western Nebraska senators and representatives. F. M. Broome urged changes to theft evidence rules for possession of stolen stock. He also pushed trapping date changes from November to April to aid cattlemen. The group backed a two cent gasoline tax increase to leverage federal aid. Irrigation interests sought measures to curb injunctions that disrupt water allocation during droughts. Park boosters urged 4000 acres for Pine Ridge scenic area and a 27500 park budget boost for cabins roads and facilities.

Chadron Nebraska F. M. Broome Livestock Growers Association Sandhills Nebraska Good Roads Association North Platte Valley Drouth Chadron State Park Pine Ridge

Nebraska Aspirants Push for New U S Veterans Hospital

Aspirants from Omaha Lincoln Alliance Scotts Bluff and other Nebraska cities urge the U S veterans bureau to build a state location. A hospitalization board hearing led to a committee to report recommendations. Representative Simmons backs central state sites while cautioning against near Missouri Colorado and South Dakota hospitals.

Washington Nebraska U. S. Veterans Hospital U. S. Veterans Bureau Glen B. Eastburn Industrial Bureau The Chamber of Commerce Omaha Edgar Howard Columbus Robert G. Simmons Kearney Missouri South Dakota Colorado Lincoln Alliance Scottsbluff Simmons Seward Norfolk Falls City York

Combination Dairy and Livestock Barn A Modern Farm Plan

An article advertises a 34 by 68 foot combination barn housing dairy cows horses and sheep. It describes separate yet interconnected dairy horse and sheep sections with partition walls, central feed alley, overhead tracks, water cups, ample daylight, ventilation, a hay loft, and a silo for dairy feeding. Mr William A Radford offers free expert advice through inquiries to Chicago Illinois.

William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago Ill

New Black and White License Plates Appear in Lincoln

Lincoln Nebraska adopted new black and white license plates with white figures on a black field. Exact shipment counts to county treasurers were not released, but counties received about last year’s totals. Last year 379901 plates issued. revenue reached 3740552.84 dollars. Hundreds in Omaha suffer lagrippe and influenza amid scarce medicines, with some physicians noting outbreak levels potentially epidemic due to heavy snowfall.

Lincoln Nebraska Capitol Omaha

Beatrice Vernon Haddix to Reopen Steele City Press

Haddix plans to restore the Steele City Press in Beatrice after a recent plant destruction. He will install new equipment and expects to resume operations soon.

Beatrice Vernon Haddix Steele City Press

Lincoln University to Receive Estate and Noted Art Collection

The University of Nebraska will inherit an estate valued at 175000 to 200000 dollars along with a premier Lincoln art collection from Mrs. Annie Hall widow of Frank Hall a former Lincoln attorney The collection features paintings statuary and tapestries and is described as one of the most representative in the middle west

Varsity Lincoln University of Nebraska Annie Hall Frank Hall Middle West

Southwestern Nebraska Historical Society Formed at McCook

A new regional group the Southwestern Nebraska Historical Society was organized in McCook to unite nine southeastern Nebraska counties. Membership is open to all residents with a one dollar annual dues. The society aims to collect preserve relics mark historic sites and promote authentic regional history.

Historical Society McCook Nebraska Southwestern Nebraska Historical Society

Half Million Paid Depositors in Lincoln Payments

The guaranty fund commission announced payments totaling 500 756 43 dollars to depositors of 16 banks. Secretary Van S Peterson said the funds came from bank asset collections and that no money has been drawn from the depositor guaranty funds for closed banks in the state.

Lincoln Agg Guaranty Fund Commission van EB. Peterson Scretary of Commerce Peterson

Monkey business as second monk asks what kind of business

A playful exchange hints at mischief with a pun on monkey business. The line foregrounds a humorous contrast between casual talk and a monk character.

Engagement Hint Circles Mamma Vivian and Percy

In a family exchange, Helpful Mamma Vivian reveals a looming engagement to Percy. Dorothy asks if Percy proposed to Vivian or his mother. Vivian explains the question came from her mother who spoke with Percy.

Vivian Percy Dorothy

Singularly bad on court leaves players unimpressed

A quip contrasts a player's performance in tennis with a witty jab about his doubles and singles games. The remark characterizes him as notably lacking skill in both formats.

Stray Stories Snippet Reveals Enduring Love

A short Stray Stories exchange hints at long marriage and ongoing affection. The wife writes letters when apart, sometimes seeking money, underscoring lasting bonds despite distance.

Simplicity Itself Doctor Insomnia Joke

A brief cartoon style exchange features a patient with insomnia and a doctor prescribing an hourly medicine. The punchline suggests the patient will be cured if he stays awake, playing on a literal misinterpretation.

How to Prepare Dead Black on Iron Finish

Instructions describe priming with red lead and linseed oil, followed by a body coat of red lead lampblack and more linseed oil, then a superfine lampblack coat with turpentine and varnish for a flat black. For exterior gloss, add exterior varnish.

Concrete Floors in Fireproof Masonry Homes

A fireproof residence built with masonry often uses Portland cement or gypsum concrete for its floors. The same construction method is widely employed in light occupancy commercial buildings.

Heat Regulator Keeps Temperature Healthful

Experiments by public health authorities show we catch cold mainly from dry overheated indoor air in winter. Overheating weakens nose and throat tissues and makes sudden outdoor temperature shocks harsher. Automatic heat regulators maintain steady warmth, preventing excessive heating and related illnesses.

Gypsum Concrete Floors Cut Steel Needs In Buildings

The article explains gypsum concrete floors and roofs formed by pouring concrete over ribbed metal lath on metal joists. It notes gypsum concrete is noncombustible and about 50 percent lighter than portland cement concrete, often enabling savings on steel if specified during the design phase.

Linoleum Can Be Painted Like Wood

Linoleum floors wear and lose their look but can be successfully painted to renew color. After paint dries, varnish improves the finish and helps protect the surface, making varnish valuable for new linoleum as well.

Window Frame Fit Affects Home Comfort and Warmth

Inaccurate window frame construction lets cold air enter the house. If frames do not fit exactly the frame permits drafts and discomfort for residents.

Home improvements offer budget plan fuel savings

The article notes that permanent home improvements like fuel saving equipment provide quick payback. It mentions these items can be bought on a budget plan similar to other home upgrades.

Interior Doors With Pine and Maple Panels

A new line of interior doors features white pine stiles and rails with figured white maple panels. The doors are produced at low cost with strong construction and adaptable finishes. Veneer production enables economies, with emphasis on selected figured panels for unique natural design.

Also Mentioned on This Page

News OF State Genoa Congress Coolidge Central Power Company Kenesaw Albion C. A. Marcellus William Banahan Steele City Fairbury Rivoli the Electric First National Bank of Lyman W. J. Otto Denver Wyoming Winford Schmitt Daykin Schmitt Hastings Bick and Company Wichita Kas Berry- Allen Hatchery Company Des Moines Massey Harris Company of Canada Western Nebraska Boxstate Feep Freep Alley Litter AtLttv W. A. Radford OUR Comic Little Hee-Hee Hully Gee Toreador Finney Ida Felix
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