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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
5
A local Osceola listing promotes shopping with any merchant on Monday night February 26, highlighting participating shops and special offers. The notice urges residents to visit downtown Osceola for deals, extended hours, and exclusive discounts at stores in the area.
Saturday visits and travel mark the week in Central City with several locals in and out of town. J S Curren’s Hampshire Hog Sale date is announced for Friday March 2 along with routine family updates from Burns, Wernholm, Comfort, Timm, Macken, Rosland, Butler, Thomas and De Bere.
Grocery ad lists J. M. Coffee 3 lbs for 1.06 and assorted canned goods. In local notes Miss Marjorie Snider visited Lincolns and Cheney relatives. Augusta Green of Turlock returned home after visiting due to Chas J Johnson’s death.
Mary Miles Mintner appears in Tillie the Mennonite Girl read and seen by millions. Also comedy and news. On Sunday February 25 at 7 30 PM Rev Mr Barr reopens Sunday evening meetings with the Lincoln Day address and community singing. All welcome to these Peoples Service meetings.
A Western film adaptation of Zane Grey's Wildfire titled When Romance Rides. The program promises one of the best productions and urges audiences to attend, showing on Tuesday and Wednesday February 27 28 with 10c and 25c admission, plus a regular comedy.
Dozens of brief items mention residents’ comings and goings, births, illnesses, visits, and small town movements. Names include Dr H H Cox, Mrs Wm Runge, G T Ray, Mrs F H Ball, Carl W Anderson, J S Curren, Miss Ada Ryan, Miss Lena Schola, Mrs J Sargent, and many others with moves to York, Brule, Hastings, Lincoln, Omaha, Bradshaw, and Polk.
A Nebraska Farm Journal excerpt advocates the Plant More Fruit Trees and Plant More Garden campaigns. It urges planting Richmond and Montmorency cherries, late varieties, and a broader fruit program for farmers, arguing nine fruit trees per farm is far below the ideal ninety and praising tree planting for future generations.
The local M W A plans a basket social and entertainment at the IOOF Hall on February 23. Proceeds will equip the drill team and support participation in the annual state encampment at Kearney where the local team aims for honors.
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