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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
4
Osceola rides out a prolonged depression with a pragmatic outlook. The community stays optimistic, noting no real estate slump and continued willingness of local and out-of-town interests to invest. Leaders emphasize a coming upturn as trade adapts to rising demand and a solid local foundation.
The article argues tax reduction hinges on spending cuts at home. It questions consolidating offices, appointing an auditing committee, cutting road work expenses, and rethinking school space. It endorses developing the high school and proposes a slogan: The Best High School in Nebraska in 1926.
The piece highlights Osceola's surprisingly strong high school for a town its size and argues the school is a vital asset. It notes the school's enrollment, diverse work, and compares Osceola favorably with larger cities, while acknowledging industrial challenges and the need to further develop educational advantages.
The Record notes surprising energy in a Stromsburg Osceola school gym exhibition with strong play from Ray Peterson Chuck Hastings and solid support from Fagg Lewis and Pat Bond. It praises Pat Bond’s pep, Peterson’s three quick baskets, and calls the game snappy and brilliant. The piece also references a court case involving Holmes Krug and a reprimanded officer over a liquor sale incident.
A mix of opinions on events and policy with references to winter weather, a wheat price record on the Chicago market, and criticism of various political and legal actions. Mentions Justice Wheeler case, child labor amendment, debt to France, and Albert Krug linked to a basement brewery in Omaha. Judge.
Used car buyers are treated with the same frankness, fairness and courtesy as new car buyers. Our reputation backs the cars they purchase, and for protection buy from a reputable dealer.
The Drama department of the Women’s Club meets next Wednesday with Mrs H H Cox while Mrs Vick Berggren leads a Lesson. A patriotic program co sponsored by the Women’s Club and American Legion is set for 2 30 Sunday Feb 15 between Washington’s and Lincoln’s birthdays.
Ezra and Mandy argue over who will travel to Oseedly to display checker prowess. Ezra insists on going to show long-horned players they cannot reach the king row while Mandy stays to tend pigs, thickens, cows, and pails. The lively exchange reflects rural life and local pride in a humorous scene.
Nebraska boasts 4000 women farmers per a Blue Valley Creamery Institute analysis. More than 2500 run farms, with 2000 owning, 5 managing, and under 500 tenants. Women cover about 675000 acres, 360000 improved, with farm value around 60 million dollars and average land value over 26000.
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