Osceola School News Highlights Winter Activities
Osceola School reports student visits by Mrs Thompson and Mrs Winsury and welcome to Margaret Sherry while visiting grandmother Mrs Beck-Meeger. First grade works on Lincoln booklets and animal air Racio program. Second and Third grades contest points 78 for boys and 81 for girls. Fourth grade notes rivalry with Harvard leading absences and Yale excelling in 100s in spelling. Fifth grade outlines Washington and Lincoln life, geography studies, and a red flag end year. Freshmen party via Clinton Pierson planning. High School Athletics cover Genoa Indians over Polk with Osceola as surprise. Second Team wins in extra period. County Tournament at Stromsburg. Commercial department reports shorthand tests with top speed by Eugene Engelhardt and accuracy by Zona Herbs.
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Thompson
Harvard
Yale
Jor-maine Wuveney
Sam Carson
Lorraine
Sam
Seamus
Wright
Lincoln
Dog of Flanders
Amer
Clinton Pierson
Genoa Indians
Polk
Tidians
Osceola
Indians
Jackson
Campain
Yimm
Clarks
Burgesur
Stromsburg High School
Stromsburg
High Prairie
Commercial Department
Gregg Publishing Co
Louise Smith
Zona Herbes
Florence
Iddison
Irma Deland
Eugene Engelhardt
Zona Herb
Dr Rich Advertising Sanitation Ad from Grand Island
Grand Island Nebraska February 15 ad promises advertisers that advertised goods have passed experiments and are trustworthy. It urges buyers to use the Dr Rich Rectal Sanitarium as a guide and claims today’s prices are low with spending dollars buying more. Correspondence invited and free examination offered. 580-081.
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Grand Island
Nebr
Waoer
Dr. Rich Rectal Sanitarum
Dr. Rich Rectal Sanitarium
Realistic readers offered new books for Bill
The article recommends modern children’s books for Bill to suit his taste for real stories and simple explanations. It highlights titles by Marjorie Barrows, Charlotte Kuhn, Heluz Washburne, Ladybeth Lowitz, Anson Lowitz, Janet Smailley, and William Siegel, focusing on travel, history, and everyday heroes.
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Charlotte Kuh
Bermuda
Heluiz Washburne
Channy
Christopher Columbus
Ladybeth
Anson Lowitz
Bill
William Siegel
Bob
Betty
San Francisco
China
Russia
France
Egypt
New York
Corn Long in the Can Found in Portland Store
A seventy eight year old can of corn was found on a dusty unused shelf in a Portland store. Investigators traced the can to Nathan Winslow and dated the can to 1852, revealing its long dormancy.
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Portland
Maine
Nathan Winslow
Taking Awful Chances in a Constant Companion
A dialogue remark compares a growing resemblance to a constant companion and warns Mabel to remove a bulldog, implying domestic tension and evolving habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Mabel
The Important Thing Child Governess Contrast
The fragment notes a rhinocerosist governess remarking that appearance matters little when a child is good and follows his mother. It conveys a playful, old fashioned tone with character names like Vienna Muskete.
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Vienna
Succinct Savings and Social Quips in Anonymized Prose
A miscellany of aphorisms and wry observations on money, gender, home life, humor, and aging. It muses on generosity, the dollar as motive, the quirks of dogs and people, the weight of women’s hints, and cautions against overindulgence in fiction or pretense. The tone resembles reflective, lightly satirical magazine snippets.
Inheling Feather Death Mystery Stuns London
An inquest examined a five month old child who died under unusual circumstances. The government pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury reported a feather found in the larynx and attributed death to laryngeal shock from inhalation, saying asphyxia was not the cause. The child had been cared for privately with no foster mother involved.
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London
Journal
American Midiesh Association
Bernard Spilsbury
Ife
Breakfast Included Policy Sparks Hotel Breakfast Trade
A New Elsween hotel requires breakfast with all rooms. A cloak and suitor who skipped breakfast ordered an 83 meal at dinner, claiming the price of the room included breakfast. The waiter replied the rate covers breakfast with the room, and the guest said he overslept.
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New Elsween
New York Sun
Seasonal Solilng: Circle of Friends Return Visit
The passage reflects a social scene where Brown Jones Robinson Stohinson and Smith are expected to drop in and be sociable. The speaker mentions looking forward to seeing acquaintances and the chance to borrow a lawnmower soon, capturing a small town everyday moment.
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Brown
Jones
Robinson
Old Stohinson
Old Smith
Charity Drive By City Liberal in Winter Aid
The city of Buda pest distributed to the poor 10,000,000 dinners and 2,200,000 pounds of bread along with 500,000 food coupons and 26 wagonloads of food packages. Two thousand babies received complete outfits and 10,000 suits were given to school children.
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Budapest
London Times
Actress Declines Publicity As Editor Shuns Space
A movie actress argues with a newspaper editor about publicity while her press agent confirms the editor refused to give space. The exchange highlights tensions between fame and media coverage in the industry.
Groomsman’s Absence Sparks Feeing of Politeness
In Bos ton Transcript a wedding plan unfolds with the groom failing to appear at the church. He sends his regrets, and the ceremony proceeds, leaving guests noting the courteous exchange and continued social expectations.
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Boston Transcript
Swarming Time Delegates and Candidates Confuse Voter
In the Louisville Courier Journal a bemused observer asks if the numerous delegates are for the speaker or the candidates, reflecting on the crowded scene as delegates mingle with hopefuls.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Pineapple Adds Health Boost to Modern Breakfast
A newspaper note promotes pineapple as a vitamin rich addition to breakfast. It claims canned pineapple provides vitamins A B and C plus minerals and aids protein digestion and acidosis relief. It suggests two pineapple slices, cereal, two poached eggs on toast and coffee for a simple healthful morning meal.
Supper to Sing For A Childs Magical Pineapple Treat
A playful piece extols a magical supper with sugar plums and honey dew, then shifts to nutrition notes about canned pineapple. It highlights minerals and vitamins A B C, calls pineapple appealing to children, and recommends two slices daily or a cup of crushed fruit for health and growth.
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Mary
Johnny
Sheriff Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska 1933
By order of the District Court of Polk County Nebraska Harold L Nelson will sell at public auction March 14 1933 at 2 pm at the south door of the Osceola Court House lands described as the NW quarter and the north half of the SW quarter of section 27 township 16 range 1 west of the 6th principal meridian. The action involves Columbus State Bank as plaintiff and Theo Spitz et al with Farmers State Bank as cross petitioner. Dated February 7 1933 W Roy VanHoosen Sheriff.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Columbus State Bank
Columbus
Theo. Spitz
Farmers State Bank
Osceola
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Execution
Polk County Nebraska sheriff to sell one ninth undivided share in the south half of the northwest quarter section 23 14 2 at Osceola court house on February 20 1933 at 2 p m to satisfy a judgment of 1007 90 plus costs against Gust Johnson Jr. The sale is open at least one hour with cash in hand.
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Polk County
Nebraska
District Court
W. EB. Kinney
William KE. Kinney
John A. Inks
William J. Kinney
Gust Johnson Jr
Tevier
Court House
Osceola
W. Roy VanHoosen
Mills & Mills
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