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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1930

Page

4

Dairy surplus dangers faced by Polk County in 1930

County Agent Kelly warns Polk County farmers that an ongoing dairy product surplus could depress prices through May, risking income during the peak production period. He urges increased consumption of dairy at home and supports home-produced milk and butter to stabilize the local dairy industry. He notes Polk County cows have passed two tuberculosis tests and stresses butter’s vital role in health and diet.

Polk County Kelly

New Allotment Of Preferred Shares Offered By Utility

Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company announces a new allotment of 6 percent preferred shares in United Light and Railways Company. Investors with funds March 1st may purchase at 100 per share through company employees or offices.

Iowa- Nebraska Light and Power Company United Light and Railways Company Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company

Nebraska Newspaper Conducts Radio School Momentum

The Norfolk Daily News runs the first and largest radio school of its kind, attracting international attention. The 1930 course starts February 3 with nearly 100 applications already filed, teaching Morse code, telegraphy, spelling, concentration, and business skills to students then large numbers graduate and receive amateur licenses.

Norfolk Daily News WJAG the News United States Richard Byrd North Pole Norfolk Radio School Washington

Ingratitude Punished Fond Quote Noted

A aphoristic remark on charity and ingratitude asserts that every ungrateful person ends in misery, echoed through a Lafontaine style meditation on virtue and human conduct.

Lincoln Law Office Finds Letters in Last Resort Pack

A packet labeled Last Resort containing letters periodicals and papers was discovered in Abraham Lincoln's law office offering a curious archival glimpse into a wartime era recordkeeping practice.

Abraham Lincoln

Next week's local festival schedule and community news

Next week features a Firemen grand ball banquet and a band concert with a basket social. The Farmers Institute meets at the courthouse on Monday and Tuesday. Local improvements include iW. O. Johnson's store upgrades and new ice stock at Amos Elledge’s. Births, weddings, visits, and social events fill the notes as residents plan gatherings and travel.

Farmers Institute Court House

St Pauls Lutheran Church Activities and Services

St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Lutheran League Bible study Thursday at 8 PM in the parlors with Mr and Mrs Andrew Hanson. Sunday September services include 10 AM English worship with a sermon on Gods Laborers and 11 AM Swedish worship on Duty not Reward as the motive for service. Vespers at 7 30 PM featuring For Christs Sake. Sunday School teacher meeting at Mr and Mrs Gust Allinder home with Miss Myrtle Allinder hosting. Harmony Society meets Thursday evening with location to be announced at Sunday services. All teachers and substitutes encouraged.

ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church Luther League Andrew Hanson Gust. Allinder Myrtle Allinder Harmony Society

Social News Roundup From Local Homes

A series of weekend and Friday visits are recorded across several households. Anna Mae Myers traveled to Grand Island for a few days while Iola Fern Wieseman stayed with Ruth Miller. The Dunns visited Lee Mickey’s family, and Ed Swoboda with children visited Lew Miller in Beatrice. A shower for Eda Grossnicklaus was hosted by Mrs Sarow and Mrs Sigler in Osceola. Florence Timm spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Elmer Horst. Arthur Aden of Lincoln visited the Wieseman families, Frank Miller and children toured Silver Creek, and Joe Schott hosted a Sunday panty.

Mesdames LeRoy Rhodes Alfred Grossnicklaus Mina Buchta Algot Youngday Lawreene Meacham Geo. Heinemeyer Donald Wm. Dake Laverne Algot Yungdahl Anna Mae Myers Grand Island Iola Fern ‘Wieseman Ruth Miller Fred Dunn Lee Mickey Ed Swoboda Beatrice Lew Miller Herman Sarow Dewey Sigler Osceola Eda Grossnicklaus Sarow Carl Richard Wieseman Frank Miller Silver Creek Joe Schott

Methodist Church announces weekly services and events

Regular services led by Rev H. Collier with Sunday School at 11 and morning worship at 10. The midweek service is Wednesday at 7:30. Next Sunday's message honors Washington and Lincoln with choir music and an illustrated Liberia program. Lincoln day offering supports Negro work. Youth Institute planned. Ladies Aid meets Friday.

Methodist Church H. Collier The Church School Epworth League Washington Lincoln Liberia Harvey Young People’s Institute Ladies Aid Society James Inness

Sunny Side Up opens Capitol five day run with Gaynor Farrell

Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell lead a new musical comedy Sunny Side Up at the Capitol for five days starting February 16. The DeSylva Brown and Henderson script, danced by Seymour Felix, features six songs and strong performances by Sharon Lynn Frank Richardson Marjorie White and El Brendel. Shows run from 1 30 pm to 11 30 pm with scaled admission including 10 25 and 50 cent prices and matinee plus supper show guidance.

Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell the Capitol DeSylva Brown and Henderson Fox Movietone Janet Farrell DeSylva, Brown and Henderson Seymour Felix David Butler Sharon Lynn Frank Richardson Marjorie White el Brendel Brendel

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