Neighbors Help Graff Farm As Harvest Nears
Local residents assisted at the John Graff farm on Friday to husk the remaining corn crop. Oscar Thomas shredded fodder last Thursday. Wayland attendees joined a Methodist Society dinner at Gresham last Saturday with $133 raised at the Wayland Bazaar.
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John Graff
Oscar Thomas
Wayland
Methodist Society
Gresham
Mark Romohr
John Bond
Genoa
Marian Hawley
Alliance
E. E. Hawley
Ladies’ Aid of Greens Chapel
Katherine Berggren
Ed. Crossant
Lawrence Hoffer
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Osceola
District No. 5 members and neighbors visited homes including Osceola residents like Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wieseman and Mr. and Mrs. John Buchta. Anna Mae Myers returned from Grand Island. Maple Leaf Club to meet with Mrs. Calmar Dunn hosting Thursday. Others stopped by Emily Horst, Sam Wyman, H. A. Sarow, Vern McCormick, and W. D. Michener households.
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Richard Wieseman
Dc. R. Timm
Osceola
Anna Mae i Myers
Grand Island
Maaple Leaf Club
Calmar Dunn
Melvin Creek
Silver Creek
Frank Miller
John Buchta
Emily Horst
Arthur Timm
DeLoss Buchholtz
Alfred Grossnicklaus
Sam ‘Wyman
H. A. Sarow
Elmer Horst
Walter Wieseman
Dr L W Elwood Medical Notice in Karrer Block
Dr L W Elwood physician and surgeon advertises office in Karrer Block with office phone No 8 and residence phone No 283.
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Karrer Block
Valley poultry show recalls blue ribbon victory amid local notes
In days gone by C A Curtis won blue at Valley poultry show while Fulmer placed near him on the pallet among many exhibitors. Mrs Wi J Rickley visits Osceola with her parents M A Mills. George Rhodes injured when a steel windmill tower toppled on him. Chas Lovell leaves barbering to clerk in elevator. M B Bittner bought two ten dollar birds bred by F F DeVere. Knerr’s poultry exhibit was overlooked by judges and he is disappointed.
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C. A. Curtis
Valley
Fulmer
Wi J. Rickley
South Omaha
Osceola
M. A. Mills
Willie
Billy Brandt
Billy
Andy
George Rhodes
George Dimick
Chas. Lovell
M. B. Bittner
F. F. DeVere
Dc. B. Knerr
Mr. Knerr
First Living Christmas Tree Spreads From Crete Nebraska
The first living Christmas tree was planted in Crete Nebraska on April 23 1923 to symbolize peace and goodwill. Mrs B G Miller originated the idea carried out by the Children of the American Revolution with about 600 local students taking part. The concept grew nationwide and internationally including a White House planting in 1924 and a Washington DC display in 1925 by request of President Coolidge. The effort honors Nebraska for starting the world wide living Christmas tree movement.
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Crete
Nebraska
B. G. Miller
United States
White House
Treasury
Washington D. C
Coolidge
Wheat Bond Import Scheme Eases Duty for Mills
Wheat imported from Canada to American mills is bonded to the ground and flour is exported, making it unnecessary for mills to pay the duty.
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Canada
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Merry Christmas
Osceola Dry Goods Co
M. A
Mgr
FER Company
Polk County
Clyde F. Lamoree
THE
Osceola Record
Polk ‘County
Walter J. Herbes
Osce
Sla
Sesresnneseese
Gosol
Hackberry
L. W. Elwood
OFICE
John C. Rogers
Stromsburg
Card
Wee
Christas
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Pontiac
Nielsen Chevrolet CO
Court House
Chas. Laros
Poultry Research Society of the Atration
S. A
H.C. Duncan Produce CO
Swift & Company
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