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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
3
The Osceola Record announces Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher of Polk County's oldest newspaper. The notice appears in the Osceola Nebr. office with postal service details and archival affiliation.
Descriptions of a sick infant near Osceola, bank examiner visits, an address on Free Masonry at M E Church, L A S entertainment at the opera house, visits from Lincoln and Valentine residents, university student Harley Eklund home for holidays, a New Year shooting match near Beulah store, and Theodore Blake turning 80 with many well wishes and postals. Local garbled text ends with unreadable trailing letters.
Lyman Jackson visits from David City for Christmas and returns with his brother Wilbur. Fritz Rasmussen dissolves part partnership and opens a job printing office in North Platte. McBeth brothers visit from Loup City and Grand Island to see their father in Polk County. Finney Hotchkiss and wife visit relatives. brothers operate a cement stone plant. Local Kunkel sisters teaching and studying at state university spend holidays in the city. Iowa visitors depart. Gregg couple from Sheridan spend Christmas with Col. Gregg. Ten-year-old Francis Stever dies after accidental shooting by his brother. December 25, 1924. Ice men report busy week. Branting reunion and Christmas tree scene at Gospel Ridge. Jacob Sargent suffers paralytic stroke. condition critical. Work train unloads cinders for U P rails near Osceola and Shelby. Esther Sherich vacationing at Inland. Mary Rothermel at the state university.
Federal survey reps study Cherry county lakes for a large migratory waterfowl refuge. Plans envision 30 000 to 60 000 acres with Hackberry Lake as a core site. Diversion schemes are dismissed as impractical.
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