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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
4
In a long vignette a talking Mr Moon boasts about health and color while denying illness in pale phases. A girl and her brother climb a hill to touch the moon, only to learn it remains far away as Mr Moon cautions readers to keep their distance.
Premium lists are available at the county agents office and from Mark Timm. State Fair premiums are being mailed by George Jackson. Swanson of Stromsburg certified two bushels of wheat, approved by R. E. Holland. East central Nebraska harvest help is tight. 120 men placed in Polk County on Saturday. Nineteen hundred lines note rye in wheat affects grade. rural education items and 4 H camp details follow with pricing, dates, and attendance notes. Cow testing shows high and low herd production gaps worth about eight dollars per cow monthly.
Local news recounts an upcoming big show at the Auditorium with nightly performances. Community updates include car purchase by August Johnson, funeral travel of W E Pierson’s mother, visits from Audrey Leigh Cover and Beulah Ackerman, and relatives arriving from Kansas. Market notes cite wheat harvests and quality with yields around thirty bushels. Osceola golfers joined Schuyler match, Mentink couple celebrated twenty-fifth anniversary with relatives and gifts.
The notice advertises a weekly publication in Osceola Nebraska published every Thursday. It notes a $2.00 annual subscription and states it is entered at the Osceola Post Office under the 1879 act.
The Misses Alice Kielson and Astrid Kielson have been visiting their brother in Gothenburg for a week and traveled to Lincoln to visit friends and will spend days in Omaha before returning home. Julia Presson came back from Lexington after a week's visit. Oscar Rystrom of York visited for business. The Hedblooms drove to Omaha and back. A V Eielson and son Lee start a three week Colorado motor trip visiting Denver and Boulder relatives. L H Headstrom repaired his home adding porches. Marian and Helen Scott hosted friends for Bridge. Mrs. Chas Widga Irene returned from California to begin housekeeping east town. E Lunner called on Osceola. Hunsaker and Hoerpner of Milwaukee visit farmers relatives. Ray Hunsaker and C Sellers of Columbus were here. Clarks of Beatrice visits for farm interests. Lars Johnson and wife plan California home relocation.
A mixed listing shows reconditioned Chevrolet Coach with 1926 paint job and 1825 model figures, plus Six Sedan priced around 450 dollars. Dedge Coupe and Touring models note new tires and paint upgrades, plus 1920 Touring and 1925 Ford Coupe entries with motors described as running.
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