Local News From Farms to Omaha This Week
Frank Pibbler from Jolette Wyoming visited his mother and spent several days in Omaha with friends Shorts Bran Oil Meal. H C Duncan Produce Co offers 25 head of horses mules or cattle for pasture about May 1 with pay rates per month. Osceola Hatchery notes community events and poultry sales with local notices. A mislaid check from 2011 Hobart Duncan turns up with a historic postscript about Harper's Ferry.
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H. C. Duncan Produce Co
E. L. Berck
George Carson
Guaba-Lots
Porke. Duncan Produce Co
Local residents share visits and town gatherings
Mro and Mrs Vodieing of Thayer visited CG J Mentink dwelling Monday. Hitt and Hoffmaster families hosted at W J Herrmann home Monday night. Rev John Herrman and family plus AJ Tierrmean dined with W J Herrman Wednesday. Wo Goodbrod called at G J Mentink Friday. Mentink clan attended J Thompson sale Friday. Burke and Dahl families visited IF W Burke Thursday. August Anderson sale attended by Oscar and Jemma Anderson. Johnston family spent Tuesday with Mrs Carl Peterson.
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Mro
Vodieing
Thayer
CG J
Osceola Taxpayers Urged to Pay Taxes Promptly
Notice from W. Schumann City Clerk and County Treasurer warns Osceola taxpayers that taxes are due and can be paid at the treasurer office. Unpaid taxes accrue interest at one percent per month.
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W. Schumann
Luminescent Plants and a Notorious Italian Secret Society
The article notes luminous plant parts such as glow from tormentil roots and decaying beech leaves, and describes tiny filers and phosphorescence. It also reports a Serbian Velik Kikinda tale of a Santa Lucresia group in Italy poisoning husbands, warning readers about Bluebeard or Landru lodges.
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Velik Kikinda
Italan
Santa Lucresia
Lucrezia Borgia
One Death Per 1000 Autos in a Year Is Record of U. S.
The article compares annual motor fatalities to war casualties, noting about one death per 1000 autos and at least 28 deaths per fatality. It highlights the vast number of killed and injured due to motor travel and calls for stricter automobile safety measures. It also includes a church notice for St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church activities and recent church membership gains.
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U. S
Ryne
Stewart-Warner Safety Council
Nevis
Portable Tabernacle Built for E. C. Hunter Evangelistic Party
A two thousand seat portable tabernacle was built for Evangelist E. C. Hunter and his revival team. Financed by local business leaders, it features bolted sections that fold for trucking, optional expansion, folding opera chairs, and engraved donor chairs. Construction in Norfolk, Nebraska, supports ongoing revival efforts there.
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E. C. Hunter Evangelistic Party
KE. C. Hunter
Evangelist Hunter
Tabernacle
C F Hunter
Andyvince
Directel
United States
W D Parker
Norfolk
Nebr
WO Fichelberger Lumber Co. i
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