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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
8
Eureka lays out mash for poultry using yellow corn meal oats bran shorts alfalfa meal meat scraps bone meal and not over one percent salt. Phone 89 W E Pierson Flour and Feed Co.
A long Christmas Eve train trip brings Dexter Lyons to a joyous reunion with family. He awaits a hopeful future with Nancy as she agrees to his marriage plans, marking a warm, small-town holiday moment amid personal losses and local news.
Stromsburg residents share holiday travel and gatherings with friends and relatives including Mr. and Mrs R O Andrew of Woodstock visiting Stromsburg. Prof Jimmerson honored at a Stromsburg High School reception before leaving. Mrs Jimmerson hosted a dinner at Mrs Lillian Boos strom home. Vincent of Stromsburg died aged 66 with a funeral at the M E Church. Numerous local residents and students are home for Christmas with travels to York Osceola Guthrie Center and Lexington. Real estate trades also noted with farms sold near Stromsburg.
Louise and Bert arrange a Christmas rendezvous after a wary start, revealing misread signals from university ties to family rumors. The evening ends with Bert acknowledging the charade and Louise admitting she found courage through Christmas spirit and shared fraternities.
Howard Yates operates the Chiropractic Health Service from Office 2 Blocks north of the First Church in Osceola Nebraska. The ad notes location details for patient visit.
A short note expresses a festive wish for a Merry Christmas across a thriving country, highlighting prosperity as a backdrop for holiday cheer.
The letter carrier becomes a capable stand in for Santa, delivering warmth and gifts through community mail routes and neighborhood notes during the season. The tale highlights a postal worker who embodies holiday spirit beyond parcels.
Frank Herbert Sweet explains how to tell Christmas trees apart by needle arrangement and texture. He details spruce, hemlock, fir, pine, and cedar varieties, noting needles, growth, and uses, with emphasis on hemlock and fir having flat or split needles and whitish undersides.
Fragmentary list shows ingredients like dried butter oil meal oat flour wheat flour bean meal cottonseed meal and blood meal. The text references W E Pierson Flour Co. and mentions feed components typical to livestock rations.
The Lutheran church in St Paul announces Swedish and English Christmas morning services at 6 and 11 o clock, a 10 o clock Sunday School with no class, and a children’s program Monday at 7. The theme focuses on The Great Name and The Nazarene, with a blessing to all.
A notice directs recipients to drive into the building to unload poultry for H. C. Duncan Produce Co. The brief message emphasizes in building unloading procedures and location use.
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