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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
8
The article highlights Nebraska and Iowa’s central role in national appeals during wartime. It cites strong local patriotism and unselfish responses to Liberty bonds enlistments and food production, noting Nebraska corn acreage around nine million acres and an expected yield over 200 million bushels.
The Nebraska Live Stock Sanitary Board urges all swine owners to vaccinate non immune hogs on July 19 1917. The proclamation praises serum and veterinary aid and notes expected savings of 60000 plus dollars for one day. It requests veterinarians to cut rates and serum producers to reduce prices to boost turnout.
The board of regents decided that foreign languages will no longer be required for men applying to the college of agriculture. The move does not lower entrance standards but allows more subjects to satisfy entry requirements, enabling graduates of well equipped rural high schools to enroll with entrance credit. Prices for Children’s White Reds item at Oliver Hess are listed as $1.00.
Local residents and visitors from Wilcox to Lincoln and York travel for weddings, family visits, and reunions. Notable movements include E G Fritsch’s home visit, Ray Jenkinson’s Denver and San Francisco plans, and Miss Jennie Peterson visiting Osceola friend Edna Anderson. The piece notes Nebraska women’s support for suffrage and denounces federal anti-suffrage actions in Washington.
Elledge, a retired farmer, testifies that kidney trouble and backache plagued him until he used Doan's Kidney Pills from Barber's Pharmacy. He reports relief after taking the medicine and recommends it, noting the price and local availability through Foster-Moburn Co., Buffalo dealers.
In Polk county Nebraska the estate of Louise Randell deceased. Administrator Warren Randall filed a final account and report and petition for final settlement and order of distribution and discharge. Hearing set before the county court July 6 1917 at 10 o clock A M. All interested may appear and contest. Dated June 7 1917. (SEAL) H. Bali County Judge.
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