Osceola Record publisher and weekly schedule note
Polk County's Osceola Record under editor Walter J Herbes announces weekly publication every Thursday with Nebraska post office entry and annual subscription price of two dollars.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
4
Polk County's Osceola Record under editor Walter J Herbes announces weekly publication every Thursday with Nebraska post office entry and annual subscription price of two dollars.
The House Agriculture Committee weighs the McNary Haugen bill while some members who favored scrapping the equalization fee readjust. The Senate committee faces reporting the bill with the fee amid possible presidential veto.
Rev Paul Melin notes Women’s Missionary Society gathering Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church with speakers Rev and Mrs Trued missionaries to China on furlough. All interested in China missions invited to attend. Sunday services Feb 12 Sexagesima 10 a m Sunday School Bible Classes 11 a m English Worship 7 30 p m Swedish Vespers. Tuesday 7 30 p m Bible study prayer hour 8 30 p m choir practice. Harmony Society meets Thursday P m at the home of Misses Eva and Signe Sandine.
Sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude for floral offerings and choir songs. Mr P J Jones Mr and Mrs O F Branting Mr and Mrs Albert Jones Mr and Mrs Edwin Jones Mr and Mrs Herman Jones
Dr. J. G. Marron and Dr. M. D. Brainard advertise a painless bloodless tonsil removal method in Nebraska. The notice emphasizes no cutting and claims minimal discomfort for patients seeking the procedure.
Twenty five years ago H E Fleming sold his barber shop to Ed Ryan who will farm in the southeast county. August E Anderson and Ida C Anderson wed Feb 11 near Osceola with Rev Carlson officiating. About a hundred guests attended and a farm home near Osceola becomes their residence. A small pox case in C J Robson's family prompted quarantine and a county health board appointed doctors Heald Allenburg and Little. Mrs Thomas Reagan died Feb 5 1903 in Osceola aged 66. funeral Saturday at 10. The Royal Neighbors chicken pie supper at the court house raised 26 with Woodman band music. Dr Buckner nears completion of Immortality of the Animoniqy book under contract with Geo W Jacobs Philadelphia.
We are agents for multiple newspapers and magazines including Omaha Bee News and Lincoln Star. We solicit business by mail or phone and request subscribers specify new or renewal. Send orders and checks to us or to S. A. Snider, president of the 1st National Bank of Osceola, or leave checks at your bank. KF. M. Fox and wife, iPhone 306 Osceola Neb.
National Geographic Magazine examines Jerusalem as a city where daily life intertwines with three great faiths. It notes how centuries of hardship shaped observances and rites, with Muslims, Christians, Jews and numerous sub groups openly practicing devotion amid a diverse tapestry of rites and orders.
The article describes the lilac as an oriental blossom from Turkey and Spain, tied to love and lovers. It outlines old world charms involving white lilac, petals in drinks, and luck lilacs with five petal divisions, claiming these practices bind lovers and ensure enduring faith.
Friday and Saturday February 10 11 feature Pass in Paradise by Peter B Kyne with Marguerite DeLaMotte John Bowers Rudolph Schildkraut and May Robison. Tuesday and Wednesday February 14 15 Clara Bow stars in Rough House Rosie described as a bigger hit than It with lively comedy and dramatic scenes.
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