Christmas Quarantine Originates From Home Event
A Christmas with relatives led to quarantine at the Hansen home after a son was born Tuesday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hansen. Bill remarks on starting the new year with happiness and prosperity in 1924. Mrs. John Carlson dies at her city home Saturday afternoon after bronchial pneumonia. she is survived by her husband John A. Carlson and four sons and one daughter from an earlier marriage.
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W. C. Hansen
Bill
John Carlson
John A. Carlson
This City
Co. D. Morse
Omaha
Owen V. Hurst
Yutan
P. A. Nelson
Roy Richards
Tena Heimer
Shelby
Lincoln
T. D. Richards
Oscent
Anton Heimer
Fred Merrick
Will Dake
Harvey Heald
Millard
MFE. Hospital of
Gallstone
Board of County Commissioners
Central City
Merricks
Dwight Alverson
W. W Alverson
Edith Stander
Peter C. Stander
Louisville
Nebr
Alverson
Bellville
Kansas
Presbyterian Church
Roy Himmons
Walter Berck
Fairbury
Agriculture Department
Smith Hughes School
Rogera Olsen
Chas. Olson
Arthur Deeter
Howard Deeter
Osceola
Deeter
Burgess Place
Osceola Record Publisher Walter J. Herbes
Osceola Nebraska editor and publisher Walter J. Herbes is listed with the Osceola Record. The paper notes its postal entry under the 1879 act and lists annual subscription at 91 dollars.
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Walter J. Herbes
Osceola
Nebraska
Marriages and county business noted in Osceola
The Osceola area resumes with a January 1 marriage of Ezra Timm and Hattie Kearney officiated by Rev Trieber. Court terms set for Polk County proceed under Judge Wheeler with Bates presiding later. Local business, land sales, births and illnesses mix with bridge funding talks and community notices across Osceola.
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Ezra Timm
Hattie Kearney
Trieber
Osceola
District Court
Polk County
Wheeler
Bates
The
State University
A. Gierhart
Monroe Stewart
Orahood
Twelfth Night Party Ends Christmas Season With Fire and Fun
A hostess hosts a Twelfth Night Holiday Holocaust inviting many friends to a large living room party. Guests search the house for leftover greens to burn, then gather by a big fire for cider, apples, chestnuts, and marshmallows. The ritual ends at midnight with festive games and lingering guests.
Chilblain Causes and Treatments by Dr William J Scholes
An article explains chilblain caused by poor circulation worsened by cold moist air, common in feet and exposed areas. It outlines prevention with woolen stockings and warm shoes, daily foot baths with Epsom salts, massages, talcum powder, and boric acid alum mix, plus various topical remedies and a physician prescription.
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Dor
William J. Scholes
New Year Reflections on Moderation and Wit
The author vows a quiet New Year’s eve while poking fun at revelers and extolling self restraint. He notes aging and health concerns, plans a tempered night with limited drinking, and praises Highland Cream whiskey and its makers as part of a festive yet controlled celebration.
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