Price Relief in Farm Policy Debate Across States
An editorial urges a precise diagnosis of farm distress in Iowa and beyond. It notes tariff disputes and varied schemes, cites McNary-Haugen disputes, and supports no price fixing or government purchases while inviting workable plans from bankers, farmers, and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Tom
Harry
Congress
Board of Trade
Chicago
Coolidge
Agenw
Cecelia Kresha to Wed John Smagacz in Valley Home
Mr and Mrs Adolph Kresha announce the marriage of their daughter Cecelia to John Smagacz of Columbus. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s home on the valley on January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Kresha
Cecelia
John Smagacz
Columbus
Organized Agriculture Week draws farmers to Lincoln
A column notes Organized Agriculture Week in Lincoln for farmers to attend. It mentions topics like relief for farmers, stable markets, and how policymakers may work together across parties. It also references subscriptions, weather, and forecasts for 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Twenty Observation Stations Probe Radio Fading Causes
An ambitious mid January experiment by Stewart-Warner will deploy twenty observation posts to study radio fading across distant stations. Readings every two minutes will be averaged and mapped, with results guiding potential repeated tests through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. K. Smith
Stewart-Warner Corporation
Stewart-Warner
Government Weather Bureau
Chicago
Forbes Decision Upheld in Court
The United States circuit court of appeals upheld the conviction of Col. Charles R. Forbes former head of the Veterans Bureau and John W Thompson of St Louis for conspiracy to defraud the government in veterans hospital contracts. They were sentenced by Federal Judge George A Carpenter to two years in prison and a $10000 fine for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans Bureau
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George A. Carpenter
Seed corn in eastern Nebraska shows heavy damage
Seed corn in eastern Nebraska is seriously damaged by the October freeze tests at the Agricultural College indicate. Farmers are advised to test seed now and obtain new seed by individual ear testing if early selected seed is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
The
Agricultural College
South Shelby Club Enjoys Holiday Meeting
The South Shelby Club met at Mrs. Walter Watts home on December 31 with nine members, five visitors and seven children. Leaders Mrs. Hazel Cunningham and Mrs. Viola Matticks guided a humorous program Just for Fun. Members voted Mrs. Watts as Al hostess. next gathering January 28 with Mrs. Marie Miller for a radio program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shelby
Walter, Watts
Hazel Cunningham
Viola Matticks
Watts
Beware of the Bunny Practical rabbit protection for orchards
Orchard men employ poultry netting to shield young fruit trees from rabbits. Corn stalks building paper and veneer wrappers are also used. Poultry wire costs more upfront but lasts five to six years, roughly as long as the protection is needed.
Music Master Radio and Auto Co Ad Plus MWA Meeting
A notice invites listeners to come in for the Music Master Radio at Carson Auto Company. It also announces an MWA meeting at the I O O F Hall Saturday night January 9 at 8 oclock with important business and a call for all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Auto Company
Sickles Move from Osceola to Gothenburg Nebraska
P E Sickles longtime telegraph operator and his wife leave Osceola for Gothenburg after many years of service. They will be missed by friends and local groups including the American Legion and fire department as they begin a new life in Gothenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Clark
U. P
P. E. Sickles
Gothenburg
Sickles
Osceola
Legion Boys
Fire Department
Everett
Joe Peterson
American Legion Post
Legion
Legion Drum Corps
My Pavercite Story About a Lodges Odd Welcome
Mr Campbell finds his office in disorder at eight thirty when Ike the servant arrives late from night work on a lodge matter. Ike explains the delay as joining a lodge and being appointed Imperial Supreme King of the Universe as the new member’s first office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mist’ Campbell
Jones
Dodge
The
Central Press Association
Yvonne as Name Lore and Legend Through History
A compact survey tracing the feminine name Yvonne from its masculine root Ivar through medieval figures such as Yvon de Taillebois and St Ive de Chartres. The piece notes French popularity, later English vogue, and the opal as a talisman with Friday as a lucky day and a guiding number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne
Iohar
Huntingdonshire
Ivar
France
Yvon
Ivone
Yvon de Taillebois
Fingerprinting Babies in Fellstown Ireland At Discharge
A new scheme requires fingerprinting babies under three months old when discharged from Fellstown maternity hospital to aid police in identifying the mother or foster mother of a deserted child. The idea came from a woman barrister she became interested in babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellstown
Ireland
Osceola Community Club Annual Meeting and Elections
The Osceola Community Club will hold its annual meeting and election of officers at the G A R Hall on Tuesday evening January 12 1926. The secretary H C Duncan urges all members to attend as important business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Community Club
G. A. R. Hall
Board of Education Approves Monthly Claims
Board meeting notes Dr. C L LeMar absent and claims approved for payment including Neb Gas Elec Co light Lincoln Tel Co tolls Osceola Water Dept and several suppliers such as Cummings Miller Campbell Hdw and Farmers State Bank with various small amounts and clerical pay to John Young and Joel Hansen as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
C. L. LeMar
Neb
Gas & Elec. Co
Lincoln Tel. Co
tOll
Joel Hansen
Doane College Completes $500000 Campaign
Doane College in Crete Nebraska completed a $500000 capital campaign on January 1 1926. The drive raised most funds in Nebraska with strong alumni nationwide supporting the effort. Doane is Nebraska s oldest college with high academic standing and is fully recognized by the Association of American Universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Nebr
Doane College
Nebraska
Doane
Association of American Universities
America
Come in and visit our Radio Department
A short inviting note invites customers to visit the Radio Department whether they plan to buy or not. The prompt emphasizes a welcoming visit rather than a purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Auto Company
For Sale Single Comb Rhode Island Red Cockerels
For sale Rhode Island Red cockerels. 3 dollars each, two for five, five for ten. Mrs L F Williams, 18-1 Route Three. Also brooder stove with 1000 chicks, used one season. Contact Mrs Hollis L Dolan Osceola Rt 1. Phone Stromsburg 3111. For sale Perry's Pride Electric Washer 25 dollars. Nebr Gas & Electric Co. Also Burns estate 160 acres east of Osceola near Shelby plus city property in Osceola with paving paid. House 24 by 40, eight rooms, full basement, two 75 by 150 lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
L. F Williams
Hollis L. Dolan
Osceola
Rt. 1
Stromsburg
Perry‘s Pride
Nebr. Gas & Electric Co
Shelby
Social club gatherings mark New Year events locally
Mrs H Beebe hosted Entre Nous club Tuesday afternoon while Mrs George Campbell hosted Gab a lot club yesterday afternoon. CN Chapter P E O Sisterhood met with Mrs Fred Schuman Monday. Mrs Nels Anderson hosted Baptist ladies missionary yesterday. Jack Burgess led a New Year Eve watch party with cards and games. Madge Moore hosted five couples for a Progressive Rock party honoring Mr and Mrs Chas Morgan of Madrid. Kenneth Cornish hosted a New Year Eve party with friends. A surprise party for George Burke celebrated his 57th birthday with relatives and a roast turkey dinner. Fred Schuman hosted Night Owl bridge at a New Year Eve event. Geralyn Walrath and Oscar Bennett were visiting out of town. M E Church adult Sunday School class held an oyster supper for 50. George Burke reelected teacher and John I Anderson elected assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CN Chapter
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Fred Schuman
Nels Anderson
Baptist Ladies Missionary
Jack Burgess
Madge Moore
Chas. Morgan
Madrid
Nebi
Kenneth Cornish
George Burke
George
Night Owl Bridge Club
Geralyn Walrath
Geneva
Oscar Bennett
Wesleya University
M. E. Church
John I. Anderson
Osceola Cagers Open Season in Shelby Gym Friday
Osceola begins basketball season with a home game in Shelby gym Friday as Coach Sydenstricker plans a victory. Most players boast experience while roster selection is still pending. Christmas vacation ran from December 24 with classes resuming January 4 and semester exams set for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Cagesters
Shelby Gymnasium
Osceola
Sydenstricker
Want magazines or daily papers contact F M Fox
An advertisement invites readers to contact F M Fox in Osceola Nebraska for magazines and daily papers services. The notice provides phone number 306 and directs inquiries locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Fox
Osceola
Nebr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philip E. Douglas
Ci Vc Eeola
Wes Sayler
Uncle Sam
Magi Zariel
U. S
Mee
Forbes
South Shelby Club
Marie Miller
Neby
I. O. O. F. Hall
Jay Hastings
Seeley Meinen
Uae
Crouse-T
Invins
Cobb
Mildred Marshall
Wheeler Syndicate
H. C. Duncan
Secy
George Bond
D. C. Burns
Rystroms
Paul’s EV. Luth
Jesus
Harmony Society
Emma Nyquist
First Presbyterian Church
Thos. BE. Barr
Epworth League
H. A. Taylor
Drs. Furman & Furman
Osteopathic
Bheck
H.‘C Beebe
Entre Nous
George Campbell
McDonald’s
J. P Morgan, JR
First National Bank
Howard Yates
D. C. Palmer Gradual Chiropracticeagt Service
Oscevila
Vicks
Useo Yeanty
Reserve Dist
First National Bank OF
U. S. Gov
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Treas
State of
Polk
I. A. F. Nuquist
A. F. Nuquist
J. A. C. Johnston
E. J. Brown
S. A. Snider
Frank
D. ‘Mills
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!