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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
5
Two men with farm experience and valid car, aged 25 to 55, are sought for permanent, full time positions by a large feed company. No investment required. For personal interview, send name and address to Box N, Name Address.
The WSCS will not meet until further notice. Local families share visits and gatherings across Grand Island Lincoln Benedict and Aurora with many relatives attending a funeral for Mrs. Charles Newcomer. Out-of-town guests from Omaha Minneapolis and Millerton joined in family events and travel to nearby towns.
Local ad references stock serums for pink eye hog cholera and erysipelas offered by Crouse- Tex Drug Co. The report lists funeral attendees from several towns including Jaanita Minden Lincoln Unadilla Benedict Grand Island Marquette Aurora Millerton and Minneapolis. A bridge party at the Merrick home is noted with high and second place prizes.
Polk County farmers began this week harvesting what is described as the biggest and best wheat crop in years. Some army worm damage has occurred, but the overall outlook remains very favorable for a bumper harvest.
An Osceola column lists a 160 acre farm for sale near Osceola with improvements, shelterbelt, REA lights and assumable Federal Land Bank loan, plus a parade of local events, sales, bonds, travels, and community notices across Osceola and nearby towns with a mix of residents visiting, business ads, and civic happenings.
The Bible Class Kensington will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors at the usual time with a covered dish luncheon.
Question and guidance outline whether wearing a target lapel button is allowed for those investing at least ten percent of their income in War Bonds each payday. It frames the badge as a symbol of patriotism and duty.
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