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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
4
The Osceola Record publishes weekly on Thursdays under Walter J. Herbes as publisher. It notes a subscription rate in advance of two dollars per year and carries standard postal information from Osceola Nebraska.
The survey shows eight percent job growth in agricultural implement manufacturing and gains in eighteen of twenty-five industries. Average weekly earnings rose 16 percent since July 1914, while real wages were 26 percent higher in November 1925 than in 1914.
Word reached locals that the young son of Mr and Mrs Wm Hannah of Aurora was caught beneath the store elevator Saturday while seeking his kitten. He suffered multiple broken ribs and serious injuries. Mrs Hannah was formerly Miss Carrie Hennings.
Practical instructions describe mixing one pint of formaldehyde with one pint of water to treat 50 bushels of grain. Grain is sprayed as shovel loads pass over, then piled and covered for five hours. After treatment, sow immediately or air thoroughly before stacking, and disinfect sacks, icing, or drills with the same solution.
Readable fragments show a westbound schedule item for Train No 27 passenger at 6 30 P M and No 507 motor service at 10 56 A M with unclear context or destination.
Readable fragment shows eastbound No 28 passenger at 7 13 A M and No 608 motor 3389 P M listing likely train numbers times and service notes from a historical timetable. Destination or line context not provided.
Mrs Myrtle Swanson of Clarks and Miss Minnie Johnson of Stromsburg shopped in Osceola Tuesday. Mrs Roy Coopers of Chicago, guest of Mr and Mrs Evert Rutter, returned home yesterday. Mr and Mrs P E Douglas and daughter Patricia traveled to Lincoln yesterday. Mr and Mrs George Campbell went to Omaha to be with ill parents. Mrs J Clark and baby of Omaha are visiting the Rufts Wraker home this week.
Church notes list Lent services at St Pauls Ev Lutheran with Sunday School at ten and sermons on The Lord Foretells His Passion and Watch Ye and Pray. Eden Baptist in Stromsburg posts 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Worship 6:30 B Y P U 7:30 Evening Service. First Presbyterian outlines Sunday School at 10 Morning Service at 11 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Evening Lesson at 7 30. M E Church invites worship with 10 Sunday School 11 morning service 7 30 evening service and midweek 7 30. Mrs Lacey missionary address on the 21st and Washington as a Mason talk later. Kensington activity on the 23rd with Miss Hastings chairing. Pastor Thos Eb Barr HB A Taylor noted.
The Board of Education met February 1 and 11 and elected J. C. Hagey of Edgar as Superintendent for the coming year. Claims were approved for labor, books, coal, supplies, lumber, mimeograph, power, nails, and other items with various payees listed and amounts totaling numerous entries.
Mrs. Andrew Inness and son George visited Omaha relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Inness before stormy weather brought them home. Miss Lulu Burns returned from Riverdale Nebr and helpers coordinated house cleaning with Mrs. Biddlingmier. Peregrine died near Fullerton February 13, brother in law to Mrs. A. E. Dawes. Wesley Chapel groups met Lulu Burns and Mrs Joe Moore for events. Valentine Day activity noted at district 37.
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