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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska announces publisher Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher with Thursday publication. Public notice includes mailing and filing details under state law.
A booster claim extols Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills as a miracle cure, claiming tens of thousands healed and energy restored. It notes rapid California stock, carload sales in Kansas City and Midwest, and growing national demand. Osceola residents can obtain Sargon at Crouse-Tex Drug Company.
The district court in Polk County Nebraska authorizes sale of described real estate at public auction on August 7 1929 at 2 PM at Osceola Court House. 10 percent down on day of sale with balance on confirmation around March 1 1930. Bidding to highest cash bidder for the described parcels. Also notice creditors of Mary Ett Benson estate to present claims by October 26 1929 and attend hearings on July 26 August 26 and October 26 1929.
In Osceola notes a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Merrick. H M Powers suffered rope injuries to his hands but is now in a sling. Polk County Telephone builds two new lines and adds phones. Market prices listed for wheat corn oats hogs. No vacant houses but new ones expected. Picnic trip by Mills Powers Arnold families and Mrs Myrtle Wilson to Power farm. William Welch returns from Chicago visit. Dallas Kelly touts high quality Osceola brick. Wesley Snider visits parents Judge and Mrs J W Snider.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks LeRoy Smith as Administrator for the estate of Joseph Swanson. A hearing is set for July 20 1929 at 10:00 A M. Dated June 24 1929 W W Norton County Judge (Seal). Pub June 27 July 4 11 1a
Nebraska In the Matter of the Estate of Raymond Crossant Deceased the administrator has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and for an order of distribution determination of heirship and discharge set for hearing July 19 1929 at 10 oclock AM all interested may appear and contest the same Dated June 22 1929 County Judge Seala Pub June 27 July 4 11
In re Thomas R. Dolan deceased of ty Nebraska. Hollis L. Dolan named as Administrator with hearing set for July 12 1929 at 10 o clock A M. Seal.
In the matter of the estate of Carl Wollbrecht deceased 1930 TI will sit at the County each day to receive examine hear allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed W W Norton Pub June 27 July 4 11 18
The text recalls 1066 as the Norman conquest of England and notes the Confederate Handley as a diving craft. On February 17, 1964, it blew up the U S steam ship Housatonic, with Handley perishing alongside its victim. This marks the first submarine warship encounter and the only one until World War II.
A medical writer states that the laten and ceration has turned to delay death by ten more years, marking another distinction between death and taxen.
The article notes that despite great advances in understanding the body, skin and its diseases remain largely mysterious. It mentions that arsenic and mercury are known to help in cures, while specifics of causes remain unclear.
Harold Stonier argues that the scientific approach now dominates US industry, making formal training essential. He highlights the American Institute of Banking as a model, noting 28 years of organized educational activity, 64,320 members, 10,000 graduates, and 375,000 bank employees influenced, with courses in 200 cities and standard certificates gaining prominence.
An expert warns the common cold should be taken seriously with potential impacts noted. The report from Boaten Evening Transcript mentions a cautious approach to treatment and social behavior in response to illness.
The Farm Journal notes Bermuda roofs are the cleanest and have no ground water supply. They are whitewashed twice a year and shaped to collect rainwater into storage tanks for storage.
The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission cites analysis of over 100,000 dairy records from herd improvement tests. It shows cows producing 100 to 500 lbs butterfat yearly yield increasingly higher returns over feed cost, with a single 500 lb producer returning more than twelve 100 lb producers.
In a Washington Star quip Uncle Eben frames the so called trouble factory as an easy venture. He argues the outfit has yet to show real profit in running such a business despite its promised menace.
Doctor Clarke, famed Irish theologian, rises early and explains his method to a young preacher who asks if he prays about it. He answers simply I get up. This anecdote appears in the Christian Advocate reflecting on discipline and routine.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn and family picnic at Geretsky lake northeast of Duncan. Mrs Lee Mickey recovering after tonsil surgery in York. Gatherings included visits by Mrs James Ffarris Sr and others. Many locals attended a Younkdahl Miller cha rivari on Friday. Several trips to Lincoln and Columbus noted.
The article notes Europeans cherish miniatures in homes while Americans display them in galleries. Miniature painting originated in late medieval devotional books and evolved through ivory on earthboard to the favored oval portrait. It highlights growth in Europe and the United States with noted painters and the popularity of lockets and gifts upon travel.
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