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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska weekly edition note lists Thursday publication and post office entry under the 1879 act with a yearly subscription price of $2.04.
Washington letters report growing resistance in the House agricultural committee to the equalization fee feature of the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill. Senate seat dispute over Frank L. Smith continues with a 61 to 23 vote. Tariff revision faces House tabling of a Senate-recommended downward cut. Radio licenses debate looms with FCC likely to survive another year. Capper pushes Mississippi flood control reservoirs. Burton introduces ban on arms shipments to aggressors. Weekly KGBZ radio recap airs Mondays at 8 PM.
A local editorial argues against cutting school funding and against returning to old methods. It cites overcrowded buildings, teacher shortages, and the need for thoughtful reform while urging citizens to evaluate current challenges with Superintendent Hager and the Osceola schools.
Merrick Cayl offers sale phone 3711 in Osceola Nebraska and lists poultry prices for Wednesday and Thursday with Duncans as the business name.
Osceola Nebraska resident F M Fox appeals to neighbors to subscribe to the Omaha Daily and Sunday Best. He explains long illness and seeks new or renewed subscriptions at seven dollars yearly, five dollars for daily alone, with payments directed to S A Snider at the First National Bank Osceola.
Geologists track sun powered seasons in clay beds near Stockholm showing alternating sand and clay laid down by melting ice age glaciers. Each yearly layer marks spring and summer melt and winter freeze, forming a precise regional time index later extended across Scandinavia and other continents.
Waste vapors from Gil wells are now refined and bottled as fuel. The gas is collected from producing or pumped-out wells, refined into a low contact liquid and stored in steel bottles. When released it reverts to gas and flows through pipes to heating appliances via an air mixer.
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