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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
4
Executive Manager F N Shepherd argues that bankers are unfairly vilified. He says only a small minority erred, while the vast majority upheld ethics and steered banks through the great economic disaster. He urges gratitude toward faithful bankers and criticizes demagogic blame.
The Federal Reserve System and the Comptroller of the Currency plan to elevate trust department examinations to the level of commercial banking audits. Experts will head trust examiner staffs across all districts, boosting uniform oversight for state and national banks and standardizing trust operations.
Roy L. Ericson describes himself as a Polk County resident since 1884 and a long time retail merchant and postmaster. He pledges qualification and steady administration, asking voters to support him in the August 14th primary.
Osceola Nebraska publisher Walter J. Herbes editor and publisher listed in the Osceola Record. Post office entry under 1879 act. Subscription per annum appears noted but the amount is incomplete.
In days gone by notes from Osceola Nebraska record Judge Wheeler sentencing Charlie Campbell to reform school, a 88th birthday surprise for A. O. Monson, and a birthday party with Swede Home brass. Fred Moss earns a Diploma of Honorable Mention at the world fair for butter display. Local trips, procreation, baptisms, births, and social events fill the week as bands, clubs, and families celebrate, struggle, and plan ahead.
Secretary of State Swanson warns candidates must file by 5 p.m. July 5 to appear on the August primary ballot. Deputy Irl Tolen reports 249 filings by Friday noon, with 300 likely by close. Also noted: tax funds hoarded by farmers through corn hogs and taxes, bids on capitol window washing, and changes in how state teachers colleges select leaders.
An advertisement touts a lemon juice remedy mixed with REV PRESCRIPTION as a cure for rheumatic pain and neuritis. It promises relief within 46 hours and a joyful, younger feeling, with a money back guarantee through druggists.
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