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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
4
A Sunday round of visits and events as residents from Wesley Chapel and surrounding areas attended gatherings and hosted guests. Family news includes purchases, travel to Humphrey and Lincoln, and various shoppings, dinners, picnics, and sewing club activity with numerous neighbors and relatives appearing in the community record.
A Beverly Hills column reflects on Nordic farmers in Minneapolis, Doctor Mayo myths, and a call for medical care funded by ability to pay. It weaves satire about Coolidge era politics, Hoover, and Congress, praising charity by need and criticizing debt on the poor.
Bank condition as of June 30 1930 shows resources totaling 124240 41 dollars and liabilities including capital stock 25000 surplus 2500 undivided profits 5023 09 and deposits 940... worth noting. Officers C A Frasier president and notary H H Campbell attest sworn July 10 1930.
In days gone by a republican caucus settled into a peaceful primary last Friday afternoon with 85 voters casting ballots. A heavy storm yesterday morning killed a cow owned by P. A. Lund. Mrs Frances Beveridge joins the talent lineup for the David City Chautauqua season.
Mrs Netzle visits split between sister Mrs Ed Scow and father Fred Berger, then returns to Pocatello Idaho. Community treks include picnics, ice cream socials, and multiple visits among neighbors in Shelby Osceola and surrounding areas.
The article rebuts sensational claims of nationwide doom by citing three Osceola youths who worked in Oklahoma. It states they earned $3 and $3.50 per day with board and room, worked gainfully five of six weeks, countering rumors of merely one dollar daily.
Time behaves oddly, speeding when we are busy and slowing when idle. The piece argues time is relative to interest and attention, compares perception to an accordion, and notes that keeping eyes on the clock is the only way to “stay” time.
A magazine writer argues that a newspaper man must be ready for any emergency and that even self-made success can be attributed to luck, reflecting on the pressures of public life in South Bend.
The Nebraska department of commerce reports 1928 state government costs at 20.98 million with per capita 8.74 and total revenue 23.63 million. Highways and construction dominate outlays, while 27 percent of revenue came from licenses. Population around 1.39 million. Nebraska has no bonded indebtedness.
The Osceola Nebraska city council creates Traffic District No 2 outlining streets including Ridge State and Nance, requires stop signals at intersections and park entrances, and imposes up to a $50 fine plus costs for violations. ordinance takes effect after legal publication and was approved July 16, 1930.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn and Mrs Lee Mickey were Sunday visitors. Philip Shermadine of Silver Creek spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl Wieseman. August Fischer and family shared Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Otto Schaber. The Timm families were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Herman Sarow. Miss Clark of Hastings visited George Wieseman and family. Dorothy and Margaret Gleim visited their sister Mrs Earl Bond over the weekend. Burrell Fox and Maurice Watts hosted Sunday guests. Elmer Horst and Mrs Lee Mickey visited relatives at McCool Tuesday. Emerson Keebaugh and Mrs Keebaugh were Sunday evening callers at Ear Bond's home.
For sale 12 20 Case tractor priced 150 dollars and 22 36 Case separator offered. See Melvin Cherry Dodge Dealer Fullerton Nebraska for details.
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