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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1939

Page

4

Fire destroys John J. Gaylord blacksmith shop in Osceola

In the early hours, a blaze gutted the upper part of John J. Gaylord s blacksmith shop with no chance to save the building or its contents. Pleasant Home and Platte precinct residents advocate a railroad and plan a bonds election. Pete Christenson seeks work in York by train. Osceola electric plant changes hands from O P Heald to Clarence Miller. Social circle gathers for Mrs. Beebe s surprise. Essie Gardener leaves Pratt hotel for Lincoln. Charlotta Saunders resumes duties at Omaha Business College.

John J. Gaylord Pleasant Home Platte Pete ‘Christenson York Osceola Electric Light Plant Lst O. P. Heald Clarence Miller Osceola H. C. Beebe Shelby Essie Pratt Hotel Lincoln Charlotta Saunders Business College Omaha

Ten Years Ago in Polk County News February 7 1929

A long memory column recaps events in Osceola and Polk County including the Samuelson store opening with new lines in apparel and shoes, Nellie Benson named to the Board of Control, officer elections for the Polk County Ministerial Association, Girl Reserves conference in Hastings, local civic donations, a basketball game loss by Osceola to Stromsburg, and local notices about Lincoln Memorial exhibits, farm policy debate, Dies Committee printing, and visits from state figures.

Samuelson Polk County Nellie Benson Weaver Board of Control Polk County Ministerial Association Handel Collier Osceola G. T. Lavery Shelby E. R. Peterson Polk Miss Goodrich Yantzi Miss Currier Hastings Anna Anderson Orpha Sward Lord Newcomer Nadine Richmond Clara Bell Hayhurst Ruth Hastings Carol LeMar Osceola Bulldogs Stromsburg Quintette Zane Grey Jack Holt Richard Barthelmoss

Wesley Chapel Network News Briefs

The Wesley Chapel group will meet at D. C. Burns home this Friday evening. Several local residents moved, visited, or returned to Polk County schools from Alma Nebraska and Omaha. Families hosted dinners with relatives from Lincoln Grand Island and York while visiting Shelby. Jester Davis returned to work in Humboldt after a ten day home vacation with Floyd West.

Church D. C James Treadway Ernest Lees Shelby Hugh Schmoker Paul Timm William Lincoln Paul Schmoker Grand Island Business College A. J. Herrman Walter Heiden York Paul Pliefke Jester Davis Humboldt Floyd West

Marie Curie Pioneered Radium Science and Cancer Therapy

A 1867 Warsaw birth is misdated here. Marie Curie, famed scientist, drove radium research with Pierre Curie. She won two Nobel Prizes, led the Radium Institute, and advanced cancer treatment via radium, x rays, and surgery she helped perfect.

Warsaw Poland Skodowska Marie Paris Sorbonne Lippmann Pierre Curie University of Paris Henri Becquerel Roentgen Madame Marie Curie Pierre Pitchblend Madame Radium Institute Madame Curie Henri ®Ecquerel A “Curie

Hunters Find Moose Are The WWariest of Animals

The Montreal Star describes moose as capable of great speed and endurance though awkward in appearance. They migrate with food availability, feed on maples and birch, and can crash through underbrush. Hunters should use still hunting or drives when terrain allows, with moose calls aiding in swampy areas.

Mortimer Norton Montreal Star

Nicknames of Kings Charles Lead Royal Nickname Parade

A London Weekly notes manyCharles nicknames across history such as Charles the Bald Charles the Simple Charles the Handsome and Charles the Good. It also mentions beliefs in fairies with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s photographs and a Kent Fairy Investigation Society pursing evidence of the little people.

Charles France Pearson London Charles the Bald Louis the Kind Charles the Simple Louis the Stammerer Charles the Handsome Philip the Handsome Charles the Wise Charles the Victorious Charles the Fat Swabia Italy Charles the Bad Navarre Charles the Bold Burgundy Charles the Warrior Savoy Europe Tit-Bits Arthur Conan Doyle Eire Wales Kent Fairy Investigation Society

Local Want Ads Highlight Property, Pets, Jobs

Classified notices list items for sale including an electric vacuum cleaner and a large tillable farm tract near Shelby Nebraska. Also promotions for Polled Hereford cattle, chicken plans, Rawleigh’s products route openings, and local electrical service contacts. Multiple individuals and businesses named across Polk County and Osceola regions.

Flows From East to West

A historical feature of the Columbia River is its east to west course, flowing south through Washington before turning west to the ocean for over 300 miles. Jefferson knew the river as east west during Lewis and Clark’s 1803 expedition, unlike Mississippi, Hudson, Colorado, and Tennessee rivers which run north to south.

Columbia River Washington Thomas Jefferson Lewis and Clark United States Mississippi Hudson Colorado Tennessee

Frederick Douglass Son of Slaves and Leader

Frederick Douglass born 1817 died 1895 rose from slave heritage to become a renowned leader for African Americans. He was the son of a slave mother and a white father and championed abolition and equal rights.

Douglass Hoihes Frederick Douglass

Steady Work Good Pay Main Wanted to Call on Farmers

Wanted to call on farmers in Polk County. No experience or capital required. Earn up to 12 a day. Write McNess Co. Dept S Freeport Illinois.

Polk County McNess CO Dept.s Freeport Ilinois

Bath waters in Jamaica praised for health uses

In St Thomas Jamaica the Bath spring is the island's hottest with fountain head temperatures of 126 to 128 degrees F. The waters are sulphuric and cited as beneficial for gout rheumatism skin affections and fevers. They drop about nine degrees by the time they reach the baths.

Bath St. Thomas Jamaica Fountain Head

New 1939 Congo Leum Patterns Arrive at Kepner's

New Congo Leum fabric patterns for 1939 have just arrived and are on display at Kepner's. Visit to see the latest designs and colorways available for the season.

Kepner’s

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Walter J. Herbes Official Osceola, Neb Nebraska Lincoln Memorial Ford Theatre John Wilkes Booth Semper Booth Broad Potomac House of Representatives Dies Department of Agriculture E. B. Perry 5Th Judicial District of Supreme Court of the United States Fourth Congressional District Dana F. Cole Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Wesley Chapel Aapitol Carl T. Curtis M. C The Polk County Medical Society Careon Nebr H. G. Eichhorn RFD Peoria Illinois Hereford Honnell S. F. Baker & CO Keokuk Iowa Mickey Produce Roscoe Hill Rawleigh Rawleigh’s Ill Harry Clement Sandyva Pes Islar Oline Lamouce Mendota Meriden Earlville Ssomonauk Sanowich Wlingis City Edgington Taylor Ridge Professional Directory Geo. T. Alliband M. D Court House Square A. A. Wurtz First National Bank H. S. Eklund Crouse-Tex Drug Co Harley Eklund Auaviuner Alkaseltzer
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