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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
2
James Morgan notes the 150th anniversary of the Declaration and 104th of Jefferson and Adams deaths. He contrasts Jefferson’s forward looking democracy with Adams’s steadfast patriotism and recalls their last words and shared legacy.
The Declaration signers could not foresee a continental union or vast empire. They faced future challenges, including wars and economic growth, and entrusted later generations to govern wisely. Today’s doubters should be ashamed of fears, recognizing self government as a gifted evolution.
In a world series crowd of about 35 000, the umpire faced a landmark decision over a foul line fair ball that bounced into temporary stands. He consulted Klem as managers protested while a loyal rooter produced the ball proving the call as a two base hit.
The speaker says the agreement was reached quickly and reflects that the decision was the hardest of their career, possibly the most perplexing moment in an important game, emphasizing the high stakes and swift action.
A blunt, vivid critique targets a bus driver named Bill accusing him of dangerous behavior and reckless driving. The speaker denounces his actions as cowardly and unworthy of respect, insisting he endangers pedestrians and shows no accountability.
A careless six cylinder driver jolted forward at a green light, striking a motherly passerby who was in the crosswalk. The impact sent her stumbling, cutting her knee on a sharp wooden edge and leaving a lifelong stiff knee. The driver claimed no harm was done.
In London a compressed air driven warning arm with an illuminated disk at its tip is used by chauffeurs. A button on the steering wheel activates the signal and keeps it concealed when not in use.
Night baseball trials draw backing from eleven minor league clubs and Des Moines officials. Secretary Taylor endorses the format, noting clear visibility, steady batting, and broad enthusiasm from players and fans.
Washington has the A’s readier path this year as the Nats won seven of nine in early meetings. Giants’ pitchers and Brewers’ transfers pop up amid college players turning pro. Mulrooney suffers skull fracture in batting practice. Tampa’s opening day attendance prize goes to fans free entry. Visitation Triangles players mostly born near home court in Brooklyn. A musical prize fight description is announced.
Air leaks in a running engine are hard to locate. A simple method uses a cork plugged overflow pipe and a cut inner tube with a center valve. apply air with a tire pump, using only a few strokes to avoid radiator damage.
A Honduran facility has been completed to generate electricity with kilowatt capacity. Aid shipments from Latin American partners arrived via a Schenectady facility and Italy supplied a hospital station for Honduras.
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