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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
4
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Hays plans to overhaul the aviation mail scheme begun by Burleson cutting short hauls and relying on transcontinental flights with approved planes. The Burleson program proved costly and dangerous with fatalities, while steam lines offer cheaper, safer mail transport. Aerial testing will continue only to advance aviation science despite impracticability of current aerial service. Fort Wayne News lauds Hays for cutting wasteful policy.
A Polk County clash critiques the Democrat and Record quarrel with a call for a First Annual Farm Bureau tour on Friday July 15. The piece lists tour stops at Osceola Stromsburg and surrounding farms, plus a Nebraska lens law update to be enforced July 23 and headlight focus guidance for safe driving.
The county commission records reveal criticism of a local official described as living off the county. Voters question spending and demand accountability, suggesting county funds support a “threadbare aristocracy.” The piece mocks the official’s expense practices and calls for scrutiny.
The drain of American money into foreign loans and securities is not in the country’s best interests. Americans should avoid loans based on German securities regardless of profit chance. Foreign buyers offer high rates that boost bankers profits, but they sustain high rates here.
Dean E A Burnett hosts a farm management program at 9 15 am with address listed. Followed by moving pictures free to all. Pictures furnished by the U S Department of Agriculture and Dr Condra of the State University. Everybody welcome Join the line.
The church begins a Sunday school series on the life of Paul with a new boys class in the Junior department. A large congregation is hoped for next Sunday at morning worship. The W F M S program was appreciated despite weather keeping some away. An Epworth League meeting is set for 7.00. A possible outdoor evening service will be announced in the morning.
Transfiguration Day activities at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church include Luther League meeting at 8 pm July 8 at Mr and Mrs Fred Branting home. Sunday school 10 am led by Arthur N Johnson. Divine worship 11 am in Swedish and 8 pm in English. Sale collection for New York sailors. Harmony Society hosted at Mrs Claus Anderson home July 18 at 2:30 pm. Pastor Adolph Serenius.
Grace and Valley churches announce Sunday school at 10:00 in the Valley and 10:30 in town with catechism class at 9:30 in town. Morning preaching at 11:00 in the Valley and 8:00 p.m. Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. Pastor J A Klein notes vacation take and shortened conference year with urges to attend urgent matters before return.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Bible class at 10 a m led by Donald Ray on How Far May a Man Trust His Conscience A general discussion will follow Morning worship with a sermon at 11 o'clock The Christian Endeavor Society at 7 p m and the evening service at 7 p m a union service on the East side of the church Rev Hull will preach at this service
Church will host a large service by Pastor W. W. Alverson if weather turns unfavorable. Officials urge attendance and emphasize the event’s significance.
Several items offered by Dee Gooden include an electric Overland Model 80 touring car in very fair condition with two new tires and family use appeal. Also listed are a 12.25 Avery tractor, a Grand detour 4-bottom gang plow, a Joliet 6-hole corn sheller, a 6-roll Appleton corn shredder, a No 49 alfalfa and kaffir corn grinder, and a wagon with Davenport roller bearings.
Doctor Charles R. Dever of Lincoln Nebraska advertises cancer removal using harmless remedies from his office at 307 Brownell Building Lincoln claiming successful results and a consultation option for treatment.
The Nash Motors Company of Kenosha Wisconsin reiterates plans to maintain Nash car prices until July 1 1921. Despite a 76 percent average rise in car prices over four years Nash increased prices only 31 percent, reflecting added value of cord tires and refinements. The firm highlights manufacturing economies, labor saving devices, and efficient production practices that cut costs while improving Nash cars.
The article lists updated Nash vehicle prices effective July 2 for all Nash models. It notes card tires are standard equipment on both open and closed models.
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