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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

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Annual Polk County Farm Tour Draws 85 Attendees

The second annual Polk County farm tour, held Thursday June 28, drew 85 people with families. They visited Morrill Homestead, Rystrom, Smith, Nyberg, Fredrickson, Berck, Thelen, Kosch and Brigham farms, observing windbreaks, hog housing, silos, alfalfa, poultry setups, and crop practices while learning costs and profits.

Polk County Farm Ir F. B. Kelly Mirrill Stromsburg Chas. Morrill Nebraska Polk County Mr. Morrill Morrill

Harvest Festival Planned For Osceola August Seventeenth

The plan is to hold a Harvest Festival in Osceola around August 17 featuring the Wheat Harvest Special Train from the Nebraska College of Agriculture and Union Pacific. A five exhibit car demonstration train with home conveniences for women will arrive, with a program including crowning of a harvest queen and talks by County Agent Kelly and Community Club members.

Osceola Nebraska College of Agriculture Union Pacific Railway Company Kelly

Opposition to Smith for presidency voiced by Chartie Coleman

Chartie Coleman Westenns in the Stroms burg Headlight says they oppose Smith for the presidency and are unsure they will change stance even if the nomination advances. He notes hope that Democrats choose a dry candidate, viewing that as the main issue.

Smith Chartie Coleman Westenns Stromsburg

Supreme Court funds for Osceola man Snider

The state guaranty fund was held liable for 4750 dollars to 8 A Snider of Osceola in a decision filed Saturday. Snider held an exchange sued by First State Bank Richfield with Papillion bank operated by E C Goerke who vanished after drawing on a deposit in an Omaha bank. The Papillion bank paid with sufficient funds, so the fund does not suffer by the payment as non payment would have increased cash assets.

Supreme Court State Guaranty Fund A. Snider State Journal Snider First State Bank of Richfield Papillion E. C. Goerke Richfield Bank Papillion Bank Omaha

Farming line points to profitable practices for farmers

The passage highlights several farming practices visible in the line that could be adopted by many farmers for profit. It notes practical steps and ideas suitable for implementation in diverse farming contexts.

Community Notes From The Valley Visits And Gatherings

Wilbur Rutter visited the Lee Mickey family and Polk County relatives and was a supper guest at Fred Dunn's. Members from the Valley attended dances in Silver Creek and Duncan. Rudolf Urban and children visited Shelby. Julius Nebosis did business in Osceola. The Farris family of Stromsburg dined with the Will Zimmerman home. Edmund Schott bought a Tudor Ford last week. Klop day offered farming information. James Dunn underwent tonsil surgery at St Marys. we wish him a swift recovery. Horst visited Lincoln. Otto Horst recuperating from goiter surgery. Mrs Schott and baby returned from Pierce after her father's passing. Pete Reisdorf farm barn dance drew locals. Schott and Kopf families visited Lincoln. Thelma and May Boyt joined. Will Dunn and family visited Lincoln. Miss Francis Dunn in Lincoln from Omaha. Milo Joy assisted with farm work. Marie Urban visiting from Osceola returned home. Will Mickey called on neighbors. Mrs Schmoker of Saskatchewan visiting. James Farris Sr. and family visited Mrs Zimmerman. Wheat ready to cut. corn clean. rye near harvest.

Wilbur Rutter Lee Mickey Polk County Fred Dunn Jean Rutter Silver Creek Duncan Rudolf Urban Shelby Julius Nebosis Osceola Tom Farris Stromsburg Will Zimmerman Edmund Schott Columbus Campbell James Dunn St. Mary’s Hospital Pimer Horst Lincoln Otto Joseph Schott Pierce Nebr Pete Reisdorf Ed Schott Gus Kopf Little Thelma May Boyt Will Dunn Nels Anderson Francis Dunn Omaha Milo Joy Marie Urban Oswald Alt Will Mickey Lillian, Schmoker Saskatchewan Canada Will Zimmermann James Farris, Sr

Duncan's Buys Produce From Neighbors

Dr A A Wurtz dentist advertises contact at phone 7 while Duncan's promotes buying neighbor's produce in a concise local ad.

A. A. Wurtz

Stromsburg News Highlights Local Residents and Events

Dale Jeffrey vacations with parents in Stromsburg while employed in Washington D C. Fern Williams and Margaret Peterson visit Shenandoah and Frawley. Charles Eckley ill. Caroline DeBoer cares for Mrs Eckley in Stromsburg. Joshua Cox dies in York after months of illness. New city electroliers attract attention. O. D Graves visits Cedar Rapids. O. S. An derson funeral attends. Oat and wheat crops favorable. Idaho visitors A W Anderson plans Detroit trip then California winter. Raymond Anderson residence under construction. Edwin L Anderson to Chicago for embalm ing and window work. wife to Sioux City. Edwin’s replacement Wesley Herman. Margaret Anderson to Lincoln. Albin Bodine vacation. Walker Bennett visited Stromsburg. Vernon Anderson banks in First National. C August Olson and son Eric visit Omaha. Josephine Millen visits from Polk. Birth at Lutheran hospital in York. Clayton relatives in Lincoln. L N Pearce heads home to Englewood Colorado after week in Stromsburg. Hedbloom family from Benedict on business in Litchfield. Clifford Ericson visits uncle in Litchfield. Lumner family from York visits Stromsburg. A M Woodhead family to return to Stromsburg from York.

Dale Jeffrey O. S. Jeffrey Dale Washington, D. C Fern Williams Margaret Peterson Shenandoah Frawley, Loo D. C. Cook Falls City O. BK. Jeffrey Mary Levander Florence Winifred Pasadena Calif Stromsburg Priscilla Club S. B. Samuelson York Oscar S. Anderson O. D. Graves Cedar Rapids Henry Seymore A. W. Anderson Burley Idaho Detroit California Raymond Anderson Edwin L. Anderson Victor Anderson Chicago Sioux City Iawa Wesley Herman Osceola Edwin Margaret Anderson Lincoln Carl Sakline Albin Bodine William Lind Wyoming Walker Bennett E. Lunner Bennett Vernon Anderson First National Bank C. August Olson Omaha Eric Josephine Millen Polk A. V. Kjelgon Ray Anderson Lutheram Hospital Clayton L. N. Pearce Englewood Colo Lester Seger Hastings D. A. Yates Sutherland A. B. Hedbloom and Frank Cherry E. Knapp Benedict Litchfield Clifford Ericson Charles Rydberg R. E. Lumner E. Lumner A. M. Woodhead

Aneola Root Claims Relief After Flu Attack

Testimonial from M. Olson of Minneapolis Minnesota reports relief from constipation headache and back ache after using Aneola Root. She says meals no longer cause stomach pains and she can eat any food. Cropse-Tex Drug Co. markets the product nationwide.

M. Olson Minneapolis Minn Cropse-Tex Drug Co

Interstate buses eye longer route via White Way and Lincoln Highway

The Shepherd of the Interstate line plans moving the Wahoo Omaha terminal west as a new highway stretch on No 16 between Osceola and Clarks opens. Denver bound buses will use a cut off via Wa hoo David City Osceola and Clarks to meet the Lincoln Highway, shortening Omaha Denver distance by about 20 miles and providing a year round route.

Shepherd Interstate Bus Line Wahoo-Omaha a = viets No. 16 Osceola Clarks Interstate Company Denver Wahoo David City Lincoln Highway Omaha Platte Wahoo Democrat

Wesley Chapel Social News Recap From Camp Sheldon Visit

Local notes report visitors at Camp Sheldon including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and others. No morning services due to minister Yost undergoing eye treatment in Omaha. Several families, including the Cernys and Shugen relatives, share visits, picnics, and birthdays across Shelby Farwell Monrovia and Gresham areas with extended family gatherings.

Oswald Helen Cerny Mon

Obituary: Marvin Dale Hedlund Born 1924 Near Central City

Marvin Dale Hedlund son of Perry L Hedlund and Esther R Hedlund was born near Central City Nebraska on September 30 1924. He died June 29 1928 at age 3 8 29 after serious infancy illnesses and a winter hospital treatment in Omaha. Survived by parents four brothers grandfathers and many relatives. funeral at Fairview Church with Rev G I Friday and burial in Central City Cemetery.

Marvin Dale Perry L. Hedlund Esther R. Hedlund Central City Nebr Marvin Methodist Hospital Omaha Dr. McClanahan Raymond Roy Donald Robert D. W. Hedjwall Chapman, Nebr Perry Hedlund Homlgweden Sweden Fairview Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Raymond Rystrom Stromsburs College of Agriculture Clarke-McNary Act of Congress Swater Rystrom R. L. Smith Mr. Smith Seward-York- Polk Olof Nyberg Fredrickson Inghidict Ed. Wagner Wagner D. L. Gross F. B. Keily P. Andertsons Anderson Geo. Berck Mrr. Berck Pisar Mr. Berck Berck Buhrman Miller Comfort Velvey Thelen Jwm Kosch Mr. Kosch Hemer Brigham Farm Brigham Farm Bureau Polk County Baby Beef Club Duncan’s Caroline DeBoer John Eckley Lutheran Hospital Jessie Gooden J. N. Jarmin D. H. Kunkel Frank Anderson Barbara Cerny Farwell John Alt Hubert Charley Hoffer Gresham Alvin Merrick Ruth Grant U. S. Grant Louis Schott Edmund Gabel Louis Hastert Alvin Weeden John Tubbs
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