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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
4
Local notice lists Ruth Cornish Kenneth Cornish Zelda Timm and Guy Ball in Greenwood area. No further details provided.
Federal Reserve stock market turmoil prompts Senate Heflin La Follette Glass and others to introduce resolutions on speculation. Coolidge signs Cruiser Bill plans $274 million for cruisers and aircraft carrier with new cost and timing debates. Capper and Porter push embargoes on arms and overseas violence. Norris aims to end lame duck sessions. Judiciary proposes Eighth Circuit split creating new Tenth Circuit by removing six states.
A Department of Agriculture expert states that educating the public to the value of peanuts could boost southern farming profits. He describes bread made from 25 parts peanut flour and 75 parts wheat flour as nutritious and palatable, noting faster rat growth on peanut bread.
Spitalfields parish church ran classes last year for business and professional men seeking ordination. Three hundred applied, with sixty men to be ordained by the bishop of London. The speaker cites gravitation toward justice and enduring institutions as a guiding metaphor.
A group of local youths held a dance last night at the G A R Hall with Be Kald Players providing music. Attendees enjoyed a lively evening in a home town event.
Witnesses saw the cornerstone laid for a new eight story office building by the company. The annual patriotic program at Presbyterian Church February 17 featured Legion Quartette and Woman's Club Music Department, a drama, and Rev. J. G. Smith address. Funeral services for Rev. J. P. Yost were held in Columbus, with remarks by Rev. Handel Collier and Rev. J. M. Herrmann.
The courthouse receives a much needed pew floor improvement. W O Cox handles the work. A runaway horse disrupted the mail cart near the post office and schoolhouse, but was captured with minor injuries. Otto Kummer plans to move to Columbus, renting his Island farm. The band honored O P Meald on his upcoming move to Omaha. Dr J R Gray joins the County Board of Health with Dr Woodward and Dr Maister as assistants.
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