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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues a warm living room needs a real fireplace as a central feature with a fireside area for gatherings. It suggests ivory woodwork and window seats, advises against overly formal layouts, and emphasizes comfort and quality finishes over wood type.
Advertisement notes Dr Caldwell offers treatments for appendicitis gall stones liver and stomach disorders heart diseases kidney bladder ailments in men women and children. Hypodermic injections aim to remove suspicious growths warts pimples piles and fistula with free consultation. Medicines and appliances supplied by Physician's Drug Laboratory Minneapolis. Married women urged to bring husbands and children with guardians.
The writer argues against sentimentality and bureaucracy, urging fair treatment of African Americans as citizens. He cites Lincoln as a model of honor and calls for mutual justice and kindness, noting miscegenation as a product of cooperative race effort and warning against a superior race’s meddling. He signs as THOS. E. BARR.
Glen Max Shelmadine, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Shelmadine of Silver Creek, died Feb 23 1925 after a week of illness. Funeral held at grandparents PF Wieseman home in Osceola with Rev. Stein er and Rev. George officiating. Interment in Osceola cemetery. Mrs Dixon, visiting in Gresham, returned to Osceola.
Polk County Nebraska commissioners held a regular session February 17 1925 with all members present. Swan Cederberg was named road overseer for Dist 5. Official bonds were approved for several road personnel and sheriff reports accepted. Bids for 1925 county concrete work opened with Howland and Walker bids. Howland contract accepted. bond approved. Various county claims approved for court costs, coal, printing, and public poor fund items. Adjournment set for March 3 1995.
The Osceola Community Club announces its first annual Father Son Banquet at the First Methodist Church on March 5. N. W. Gaines of Lincoln will deliver the main address. Tickets are limited and sold only until March 1. secure them early.
The legal voters of School District No 19 are called to meet in caucus on March 11 1925 at 7 30 PM at the Court House to nominate candidates for the Board of Education and handle other business as allowed by law Frank H Anderson president Joel Hianson secretary 25-21
The Citizens Party of Osceola Nebraska calls a caucus in the Court House Community Room on Wednesday March 11 1925 at 8:00 PM to nominate candidates for city offices for the April 7 1925 election. Positions include One Councilman First Ward One Councilman Second Ward and One Police Magistrate to fill vacancy and for other lawful business. THOS. E. BARR Chairman and K A Cornish Secretary.
In compliance with Nebraska statute the indebtedness of the Farmers Union Co operative Association of Osceola Nebraska as of December 31 1924 totaled 54 764 41 dollars. AUG P ANDERSON President ELIAS TIMM CHAS R TIMM F A SWANSON Directors.
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