Osceola News Roundup of Visits and Socials
Osceola residents and visitors are active with a string of social calls and travels. Pearl Aumiston and others visit Central City. Epworth League hosts supper tonight. Mr and Mrs Trarley Abbott return to Elm Weir after visiting relatives. many local families host guests and plan gatherings as spring nears.
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Dma Judd
iGnyder
Ity
B. FF. Poynter
Osce ‘Ola
Js Pearl Aumiston
Osceola
Yester
Smith
Ed Anderson
Central City
Rday
Epworth
Shelby Whist
D. D. King
Phoebe Johnson
Osceg
N. L. Nelson
Frank Certu
Nora Drueh
Frank Ball
Robert Kinke
Margaret Funkhouser
John Mes
Mie
Wilber
Lucy Berry
Nia
Colo
E. Bump
Helen Scott
Stromsburg
Shelby
Agiames Benisch
Adie
Thay
Geker
Morrison
Rising City
Shellby
John Fox
Biddy
John Wills
Surprise
Ile
George
E J. i. Casper
Bruting
Schuyler Berger
Geneva
Bradshaw
Frank Bennett
Bennett
Ernest Bunch
Ord
Hordville
Quito
C. J. Augustine
In a Glass House Pom Dialogue Mixes Club Habits
A humorous exchange centers on a boy named Jack and a friend discussing chaperone rules. He jokes that fathers linger at the gate after club outings, while Jack notes he usually meets his father at the gate returning from the club.
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Jack
Wehl
Farmers Grain Company of Osceola Holds Second Annual Meeting
The Farmers Grain Company of Osceola held its second annual meeting at the National Guard Armory Tuesday with 181 members present. Officers were re elected, dividends declared at 8 percent, and earnings added to stock value increasing per share by 7.50 as the company enters its third year of business.
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Farmer’s Grain Company of
Osceola
National Guard Armory
E. R. Danielson
Paul Timm
C. E. Jones
Alvie Dawes
C. H. Anderson
Messrs. Danielson
Timm
Dawes
Farmers’ Grain Company
Notice on horse shoeing and repair services
Wm. Nance's old stand in Plainfield offers horse shoeing and repair work. Plain shoes are 50 cents and resetting a shoe is 25 cents. Frank Shelmadine is the contact.
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Wm. Nance
Plain Shoes
Frank Shelmadine
Presbyterians Install Tekamah Minister Ray Taylor
Dr. Taylor of Tekamah becomes the new pastor of the local Presbyterian church arriving yesterday and starting his pastorate next Sunday. He served nine years as pastor at Tekamah and comes highly recommended to the congregation. Services details appear elsewhere in the paper.
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Ray
Dr. Taylor
Tekamah
Irland A Road Builder On Osceola
Mayor Albin appointed John Irland street commissioner and he keeps busy across the city. Traveling salesmen praise the improved crossings during mud season and note his quiet, diligent work with a shovel ready to fix problems. There is nothing wrong with John Irland.
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Albin
John Irland
John
Osceola
Union Pacific Warns Boys Against Rail Yard Dangers
The Union Pacific posts photos showing boys climbing and riding cars in yards and on moving trains. The company through agent Mr. Sturdevant urges guardians to cooperate with officials to stop the risky practice, noting no serious accidents have occurred locally but warning they can happen suddenly.
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Union Pacific
Mr. Sturdevant
Osceola
Union Pacific Company
Men Who Make The World And The Youth's Companion
An advertisement extols The Youths Companion as a widened magazine with family pages boys and girls sections and ongoing serials. It emphasizes editorial content home improvement and educational material in a weekly format offering fifty two issues yearly and invites readers to test three issues free from 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass for subscription.
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Youtile
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Monsons Hats Store Ad Notes Men and Boys Caps
Store advertisement mentions Monson's as a supplier of hats for men and boys. It states there will be no services at Fairview Church and Pleasant Valley Church next Sunday.
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Monson’s
Fairview
Pleasant Valley
One Was Enough Dialogue Sparks Witty Exchange
A brief exchange proves humorous as a character asserts one partner suffices while another jokes about seeking only one. The back and forth hints at romantic tension without further detail.
One Cigar After Dinner Drives Patient to Tolerate Habit
A tale from Lopéca Telegraph recounts Sir Andrew Clarke urging a patient to limit wine and cigars for health. The man endures repeated strict guidance, then confesses he never smoked before yet managed to finish the enforced cigar, prompting a humorous realization.
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Sir Andrew Clarke
Sir Andrew
Andrew
Lopéca Telegraph
Drink-fueled death sparks church talk in Peckham
A local exchange quotes Wagget and Mrs Nagget discussing a man who died last week after drinking at a celebration. Wagget notes the man was very drunk and Mrs Nagget offers a resigned excuse, reflecting on social norms and loss.
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Peckham
Wagget
Mrs Nagget
Catholic Standard and Times
It's a commercial age says detective on Romance and fraud
The western detective H EK Adair quotes on a con involving an octogenarian swindled out of 9060 by a Baltimers girl crook. He repeats the line It’s a commercial age and contrasts past chivalry with modern cash transference.
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H. EK. Adair
Ancient Ophel Tombs Unearthed By French Scholars In Jerusalem
French savants conducting extensive digs on the Ophel, southeastern slope of Temple hill in Jerusalem, report discovery of several early tombs with pottery dating to about 3000 B C.
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Ophel
Jerusalem
Temple Hill
Ophel of
Scripture
Go to work, the request that tests heroism
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a man declares devotion and a woman asks him to do something more demanding than dying. He balks, asking for any task other than work, and she presses him to take on the harder labor.
Montessori Method Defined Clarified For Readers
The Montessori Method is defined as the education of the sensorial sense through visual perception of differences and dimensions in pre kindergarten age children. This brief explanation clarifies the term as used in period publications and outlines the method in simple terms.
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Gil
Horses and Mules Wanted Across Towns in February
Advertises hiring a buyer visiting multiple towns from Feb 4 to Feb 7 seeking fat reliable horses and mules weighing 1500 pounds or more. Accepts any good horse or mule three years old or older that is fat and broken to work. No taliones.
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Jay Hastings
P. A. Nelson
Omaha
J. C. Strack
Osceola
Neb
R. H. P. Clausen
Central
Wilber M. Johnston
David City
Rising City
Shelby
Polk
Central City
Smoking by the Small Buy Raises Questions of Influence
A family discussion on smoking reveals a father's liberal offer of $100 to each son to smoke until twenty one. Lawrence confesses smoking at fourteen and, after a doctor’s scientific input, menacing warnings mix with allowance and support from parents.
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Lawrence
Fragmentary Plainchant on Remembrance and Redemption
A fragmented meditation on memory and burial, contrasting the enduring spirit of the loved with the mortal ruin of the body. It laments oblivion yet implies the enduring influence of those who loved it through acts that redeem the world.
Fragmentary exchange on marriage and perceptions
Vague fragment shows dialogue about wives attending men’s events or meetings. It hints at social norms and domestic roles but lacks clear context, participants, or setting. The text appears as partial overheard speech with missing phrases, offering little concrete information.
Community Notes From Lincoln Area Friday Events
Friday to Slominy news notes include visits from Chas Teleny Hubert Alt returning from Newport with family and other relatives. Mrs John Burgess and Lois coming in from Clearwater to visit. George Richards of Fullertoon returns to Duncan to tend his brother’s farm. Local visitors Frank Schmid Joy Frommel Humphrey and families are guests weeklong. A Y M I social at P V Hall draws large crowds with $28 gate receipts and $27 auction proceeds for Dr68 school.
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Slominy
Chas
Frank Schmid
Joy Fromel
Humphrey
BH. J. Zimmerman
Bellwood
A. G. Timmons
Mason Guy
Shelby
Lincoln
John Exehoff
Green Gables
Louie Eller
Richland
Herman Kuenamen
Schuyler
Alice
8Berger
Bertha Johansen
P. V. Hall
Mollie
Ada Eyhoff
Timmons
Vealia
Trony
Becay
Leal Crozier
University Park
Miss Crozier
Miss Allen
Chicago
Increasing Speed of Propeller Performance
An officer of the United States rail has found that the power of a high speed vessel's propeller increases about ten percent by placing on the faces of its blades to decrease the partial vacuum that always cuts there.
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United States
Ral
Unclear dialogue on growing plants in climate conditions
Fragmentary exchange shows a customer and dealer debating plant growth in a climate. The dealer suggests using a hothouse to cultivate them, implying dependence on specific temperature and humidity.
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Puck
Soul and Steak Loud Talker Seeks Thickest Steak
A Washington Post witty remark notes a woman who speaks loudly about her starving soul also desires the thickest cut of steak, reflecting on appetite and ego in a brisk aside.
Wrong Kind of Gentue
A dialogue fragment shows two characters debating a man who wastes talent and ignores opportunities. Miss erne remarks on his positive genius at turning defeat into a knack for rhetoric. The exchange underscores wit and misplaced confidence.
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Miss ©Erne
Tory
Patriarchal Turtle in Albany Home Noted for Ages
A mud turtle claimed to be 180 years old has resided with an Albany family for 65 years. The wrinkled shell and twisted claws mark its ancient age as it frolics with the house cat, nightly curling beneath the stove while the cat naps.
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Albany N
Stone of ancient circle falls in weathered ruin
A huge stone in the enbury Druidical circle, older than the oldest nearby, toppled after a dry season followed heavy rains. Aubrey, who guided Charles II in 1663, noted the area’s henge rivaled a cathedral in stature and awe.
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Thenbury
Matches Used In the West Estimate Global Fire Hazard
The text estimates global match usage during a minute and links it to daily and yearly totals. It cites a rough figure of 3,000,000 matches per minute as part of a broader claim about civilized consumption and its relation to timber and sapwood. The fragmented language limits precise facts.
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