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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
4
Walter J. Herbes is listed as editor and publisher of the Osceola Record. The notice notes a monthly amount of 67.30, likely a financial detail related to the publication.
In days gone by July 13 1893 Osceola society notes closing at eight each evening except Saturday gives clerks shorter workdays. Town items include accidents fires moving church site new station manager at Standard Oil a big boy birth and Camp Sheldon boy scouts visit. Front-page items cover a frontier day plan a broncho busting race balloon ascension and a council bluffs funeral.
This fourth article in a 12 part series on Vacations and Health covers camp life and firearms and snakebite safety. It warns campers to avoid insect bites and damp ground and to extinguish campfires. It stresses careful use of axes and knives and learning firearm safety rules. It also describes first aid steps for snake bites and the importance of antitoxin and medical care.
John L. Stanton of Stromsburg is mentioned along with two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Moore of Stromsburg and Hazel M. Stanton who teaches in Rochester, N. Y. The fragment identifies family connections and a teaching assignment abroad from the Stromsburg area.
Osceola Nebraska July 6 1935 minutes show the board auditing and approving numerous county payments charged to General Fund Poor Aid and Road Fund. Audited items include Omaha Printing Co supplies and forms, Iowa Nebraska Power costs, jail and sheriff salaries, clerks and examiner fees, and multiple road district expenditures. A lease for the county Poor Farm with Walter H Koehler is noted, with grain rent and per acre terms, and adjournment set for July 12 1933.
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