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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1930

Page

4

Gold Star Mothers Aid List For Fourth Nebraska District

Gold Star Mothers Appropriation funds visits for mothers and widows of deceased service members. The list names ascertained mothers in several counties of Nebraska’s Fourth District, with notes this includes mothers of those who died at sea or in battle but not identified remains.

Nebraska Mina Bell Ulysses James Kayton Octavia Jennie B. Forbes Fairmont Anna Houska Milligan John M. Barnett Wigmore Mary Josephine Day Blue Springs L. D. Gray Beatrice Mary Thaber Dorothea Willadsen Marquette Sophia Wolff Aurora Eldora Carter Fairbury Nancy Colon Egr Frank Deavert Weston Helen Garner Seward

Nebraska claims two famous homesteads in Beatrice and Stromsburg

Congressman Chas H. Sloan touts two Nebraska landmarks the Daniel Freeman homestead near Beatrice and the Charles Morrill homestead at Stromsburg Each site draws hundreds of visitors The Freeman entry at Brownville was filed just after midnight on January 1 1863 as the first homestead under the 1862 Homestead Act signed by Lincoln Freeman a Union soldier established his log and brick houses and planted the trees that shade the site today

Nebraska Chas H. Sloan Daniel Freeman Beatrice Charles H. Morrill Stromsburg United States Cub Creek Gage County Lincoln Freeman Brownville Land Office Missouri River

Beautiful farm hoped to become a national park

A local note envisions the estate as a future national park, praising its stewardship and prospect of preservation for the nation and state.

Rabbits Grow As Profitable Nebraska Industry

At a Omaha conference director Steuagst of the federal census noted rabbits defy easy classif ication and soon become a major Nebraska industry. Farms raise rabbits for fur and flesh. dressed animals sell for 25 cents, hunters get 15 cents, with Lincoln and Omaha markets handling large daily loads. Cottontail meat increasingly popular.

Nebraska Steuagst Federal Bureau of the Census Omaha Lincoln Nebrasa

Sleep Disturbances Vary Across Adults In Study

Dr. H. M. Johnson notes on an average night the most restless sleeper wakes about 42 times, the quietest about 21 times, and the typical sleeper around 35 awakenings. Most awakenings are brief and memory of two to five is common next day.

H. M. Johnson

Definition of a gentleman echoed by Shaw and forum

The Forum defines a gentleman as one who respects others sensibilities, while Bernard Shaw links it to never unintentionally offending. The New York Post Office motto is traced to Herodotus, noting the line about couriers completing their rounds despite snow rain heat or gloom of night.

Forum Bernard Shaw New York City Herodotus B. C

Evils Compared in a Veiled Verse Commentary

A terse line from the Terre Haute Express notes that evils are measured by comparison, suggesting how vanity and conceit alter perceptions of others after interactions with boastful individuals. The quote implies social judgments based on temperament.

Terre Haute Express

Put It Up to Doctor

A proverb attributed to Miles F. Porter urges letting the physician handle health concerns rather than shouldering the burden personally. It frames medical duty as a wise approach for maintenance of well being.

Miles F. Porter

To Mend a Vase With Paraffin Melted wax fixes crack

Pour melted paraffin into a cracked vase and let it harden. The solid wax seals the crack so the vase can hold water again.

Osceola School Notes Kept Busy With Debates and Sports

Osceola students report on BPO Freshmen election results and party plans. Debate teams, Silver Creek loss, and upcoming tournaments at Stromsburg and York shape the week. Track and spring football begin with 48 athletes. honor roll lists feature 26 high school students across grades.

Newman Grove Osceola Stromsburg York Jerry Parker Bulldogs

St Pauls Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule

The Luther League gathers Thursday at 8 PM at the Walgren home, hosted by Mr and Mrs Martin Jones. Friday deacons meet at the parsonage. Sunday March 2 includes Sunday School at 10 AM, English Worship at 10:30, Swedish Worship at 11:00, with pastor away in Central City and Hordville. Evening vespers at 7:30 led by Luther League. Trustees meet Monday at 8 PM at Melvin Pearson home. Tuesday choir practice. Thursday Ladies Aid meet at 2:30 PM, hosted by Mrs John Carlson and Mrs Grant Walgren. PAUL MELIN, Pastor. Record Ads Pay Dividends.

Luther League Chas. Walgren Martin Jones Marsh Central City Hordville Melvin Pearson Ladies Aid John Carlson Grant Walgren Paul Melin

Two Real Farm Bargains Near Osceola and Clarks Neb

Two 160 acre farms priced to sell near Osceola and Clarks Nebraska offer well improved properties ready to move in and profit from. Investment or home buyers are urged to view promptly as these bargains are certain to sell. Office over 1st Nat Bank.

First steel pens replace quills around 1803

The article notes that steel pens began use circa 1803, marking a shift from traditional quills to metal writing implements. It highlights the adoption timeline and historical context for this technological advance.

Optometrist Glasses Fitted at Ground Floor Swan Theatre

An optometrist offered glasses fitting services on the ground floor of Swan Theatre Bidg. Patrons could arrange eye tests and purchase spectacles in this temporary listing.

Swan Theatre Bidg

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THE Polk County Walter J. Herbes Butler Saunders Hon Chas. H. Sloan Tors B. P. O. News B.P.O Eldon Addison Carl Burritt Glen de Land Milton Hansen Robert Herman George Koehler Brent McBeth Charles McBeth Joseph Sward Carl Timm Loujce i Fraiser Einar Oberg Kennath Johnson Stromeburg Louise Frasier Paul Monson Kenneth Johnson Silver Creek Osceola Bulldogs Osceorla Bulldogs Donald Anderson Ethyn Anderson Mildred Craven Plorence Cunningham Marian Hulquist Ada Lees Carol LeMar Arlene Steeple Alvin Anderson Vera Johnson Einar Obe Pauline Collier Kenneth Drum Erma Eglehoff Jeannette Frasier Ruth Frahm Ruth Zang Alberta Anderson Elva Garretson Charles Jackson Quentin Coyle ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church Clarks Neb Osceola Realty Auction CO Osceola, Nebraska Nat. Bank Ford Ford Dealer Detroit E. D. Davis Columbus, Nebraska A. P. A. Certified Nutrena North Side Square Osceola, Nebr Ford Motor Company
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