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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
8
The Luther Church announces a Confirmation Class at 1 30 P M on Saturday, Sunday services at 10 A M and 11 A M, Vespers at 5 P M, Sunday School teachers at the parsonage, Tuesday choir practice, and Thursday Luther League meetings hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson and Mr and Mrs Will Pierson. All are welcome.
Ada and Osceola residents are noted in a column of visits birthdays and activities. Guests include Prof and Mrs Philip Youngquist and Junior of Ada. Irene Woolrey of Ord. Ed Meisinger of Plattsmouth. Carl Peterson of California. Ester Larson after college in Kearney. Mrs Gust Johnson’s 60th birthday. and a Bee Demonstration in Osceola at Henry Schmoker apiary with County Agent Kelly, July 17.
The era before plates when bread slices held meat gave way to sycamore wood plates and imported forks from Italy in 1060. Wealthy patrons carried personal forks, and fashionables attached forks to reticules. Carvers divided meat, knives later rounded by Richelieu after a toothpick incident.
A Montreal Herald writer touts oranges as the second most favored fruit noting their health benefits. An average orange provides 75 to 100 calories and orange juice is praised for immediate absorption and comparable nourishment to bread or oysters.
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on July 11 1933 open week prices showed cattle advancing with receipts about 7 000 head. Best steers sold 6 50 to 6 60 while fat cattle prices overall moved up. native lambs reached 8 00 with steady demand. Feeder and aged stock also held firm as ranges for lambs yearlings and ewes guided the market.
A liberal run of 16,000 hogs appeared Monday with broad demand, but bids and sales were 10 to 15 cents lower than last week. Prices stayed in a narrow range with most sales at 4.10 to 4.25 dollars, the 4.25 figure the day’s high.
The piece notes that while top jockeys may earn around 100000 dollars in peak seasons, hundreds of other riders toil long hours. They spend years learning the trade, endure strict weight limits, and often end their careers before age thirty due to the demanding nature of the profession.
Milton Propper crafts a campus mystery set in a fraternity house where initiation night turns deadly. Critics praise authentic university atmosphere and the realistic Philadelphia college backdrop, calling it an official seeming account of a rare murder.
A mysterious and baffling detective fiction installment unfolds in a college setting. The piece promises unusual action and urges readers to follow future columns for the full story.
Osceola Nebraska City Council meets in adjourned session May 5 1933 inspects sewer area and adjourns with no further business. May 31 1933 monthly treasurer report approved and warrants drawn. Building permits and audits approved. Bonds for police chief and water commissioner reviewed. Police judge bond and city officer bonds approved.
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