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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
4
Osceola Record, Polk County Nebraska’s oldest paper, is printed at Osceola and entered at the post office under the 1879 act. The notice marks the historic publication and its postal recognition in Osceola Nebraska.
In Osceola and surrounding areas, wolves grow bolder, with S. E. Dearborn reporting one by his dooryard to steal a chicken. A Polk County Farmers Institute program, Osceola events, and multiple business moves fill the week. E. D. Fillman shifts to real estate. J. R. Jones joins Dr. Gray in medicine. stock shipments and new hardware plans unfold.
Polk County Nebraska boards set 1936 expense plan totaling 95 500 for General Fund Special Bridge Fund Road Fund Mothers Pension Court House Interest and Bonds County Fair Assn and related items. Sealed bids for paving a 0 2 mile road in Shelby Nebraska project NRM 86 1935 are invited with wage requirements plan viewing locations Osceola and Lincoln and a 100 percent bid bond required.
Utilities Engineering Institute in Chicago invites applicants for an evening training program to qualify as installation and service experts in electric refrigeration and air conditioning. Provide age and present occupation for interview.
Essay discusses Home Rule as a core American tradition and warns against recent moves to centralize power in government. It notes efforts to empower appointed bureau chiefs and curb Supreme Court rights, arguing such trends erode local self government and weaken the people's control over local affairs. Also includes Methodist Church social notes and church youth update.
Thelen's Beaute Shop promises full permanent services and scalp care for six months with options priced at 2.00, 5.00, and 8.00. Phone 261.
School notes show five kindergarten pupils with perfect attendance despite cold. Fourth and higher grades report Valentine activities, Lincoln and Washington birthday art displays, and a new seventh grade student Dorothy Sargent from South Dakota. Illness and severe weather caused many absences across departments.
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