Walter J. Herbes Editor and Publisher
Osceola Nebraska notices record Walter J Herbes serving as editor and publisher with post office entry dated March 3, 1879.
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Walter J. Herbes
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
4
Runaway Plows Off at Hackberry Beetles and Rain in Ne braska
Paul Cunningham reports a runaway incident near Hackberry where Frank New comer’s plowing team pulled away with a disk cultivator still attached, causing $4.75 in repairs. County treasurer book checks by C A McCloud found the accounts in good order after eighteen months. A heavy rainfall of 1.35 inches soaked the area. Local clubs played a baseball game with Clarks and Osceola. Several residents pursued catfish but returned empty. A camping party headed for a multi day outing, and William Crisp prepared to move into a renovated Richards property near the depot.
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Paul Cunningham
Hackberry
Frank Newcomer
Paul
Frank
C. A. McCloud
Nebraska
Clarks
Osceola
Judge Wheeler
S. A. Snider
O. BE
E. S. Mickey
Wessie Snider
Allie Wheeler
Platte
Clay Hicks
Baum
Silver Creek
Missouri
W. F. Kepner
Dr. Shaw
Judge Hurst
Wm. Crisp
Richards
Republican county ticket filings preview
County clerk filings through Saturday night list Representative Richard Dahle from Pleasant Home as the Republican candidate and H as County Attorney.
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Richard Dahle
Pleasant Home
Osceola Notes of Local Politics and Community News
Beebe Osceola voters consider Gilbert Johnson for commissioner. Mrs. A F Nuquist returns from a two month visit to Ohio New York and New Jersey and praises Osceola’s new post office. A near drowning at Scholz lake ends with Marion Shaw saving Lyle Baird. Tanner and Schram stock sold to J A Albin and J A Jackson. Swedish arrivals Oberg family plan to settle in town with blacksmithing work by Ole Arthur Oberg and Rudolph Gissler.
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Beebe
Osceola
Gilbert Johnson
A. F. Nuquist
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Scholz
Lyle Baird
Marion Shaw
Lyle
Marion
J. A. Albin
J. A. Jackson
Tanner and Schram
H. B. Russ
Mr. Albin
Russ
J. Walford Oberg
Rudolph Gissler
Sweden
Mr. Oberg
Ole
Arthur Oberg
Arthur
Polk county named tuberculosis free area in Nebraska
Polk county is certified as a modified tuberculosis accredited area by state and federal authorities marking it the second Nebraska county to receive the status. The decision follows cattle tuberculin testing and removal of infected stock and takes effect immediately. Dr C L LeMar and Mrs George Craven led Camp Fire Girls from Osceola to Camp Sheldon near Columbus for a ten day camping trip with 16 cottages full of eight girls each. Names include Kathleen Albin Avis Beatty Dorothy Clark Mildred Craven and Carol LeMar. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Webster Mills and Marian from Omaha John Revell returning from the West Indies to spend a few days here and S P Johnson hosting visit from Kansas City. Si’s twin brother recently married and is on honeymoon. M Dalbey and Al Grossnicklaus head to Minnesota for a month of fishing and sightseeing.
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Polk County
Nebraska
County Board of Commissioners
C. L. LeMar
George Craven
Osceola
West Indies
Dave Johnson
Kansas City
Mr. Johnson
S. P. Johnson
M. Dalbey
al. Grossnicklaus
Wilds
Minnesota
Rain Brings Mixed Relief Across Nearby Areas
Silverstrand traveled to Omaha for eye treatment Monday morning. Rain fell a half inch or more overnight, easing moisture needs for corn. East of Osceola hail shattered growing corn. Swede Home received a good shower while south of Osceola and north of Stromsburg rainfall varied. Threshing paused north of the city as corn benefited from the moisture.
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Silverstrand
Omaha
Osceola
Stromsburg
Brief Callings Reflecting On Life And Social Habits
A collection of aphorisms on pity, adaptation, leadership, vanity, gossip, honesty, and daily life. The sayings critique self awareness, social behavior, and cultural observations with pointed humor and concise moral reflections.
Swastika Origin Questioned by Scholars
Scholars debate the swastika origin arguing it began as a decorative lotus motif or talisman. Some see four feet marking compass points or a sacred fire flame, sun, or lightning. Smithsonian curator calls it prehistoric earliest form of the cross with Sans krit name long before it had a name.
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German Socialist Party
Smithsonian Institution
Garden Insects Aid Gardeners With Beneficial Roles
Garden insects greatly assist cultivation by preying on pests. Ladybird beetles feed on plant lice and scale. fiery ground beetle and its grub the cut worm lion combat cut worms. Harpalus beetle and lace wings also help, along with other parasitic flies, in protecting plants.
Secret Service Guards Biting Image of White House
Cosmopolitan portrays the White House detail as vigilant yet seemingly at leisure. Agents, though constrained by rules, effectively control access and dictate what may pass through the President’s spaces, making him a trapped bird in a gilded cage.
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White House
Secret Service
Herbert Corey
George Holmes
Cosmopolitan
Men and mirrors reveal vanity across genders
The New York Sun notes men sneer at women's vanity yet frequently check their own appearance in mirrors. Alone they approve of their reflection, but in company they adjust cravats and touch faces as if scrutinizing a shaving cut, implying women may be more honest about vanity.
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New York Sun
Nature Finds Residual Matter in Space Says Mt Wilson Study
Mt Wilson Observatory studies reveal space between stars is not a perfect vacuum. The region contains about one atom per cubic inch, meaning a single water drop with around one trillion atoms could fill three and three quarter million cubic miles at that density.
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Mt. Wilson Observatory
Literary Digest
Dry ice and its industrial cooling power
Dry ice or dry snow is a solid form of carbon dioxidelaunched as a powerful refrigerant with a freezing strength of twenty pounds of ice per one pound and a temperature of 109 degrees below water.
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Tit-Bits Magazine
Women Physicians Aid Philadelphia Hospitals Grow Roles
In Philadelphia there are upward of 126 practicing women physicians. Women doctors are represented on the faculties of several of the largest hospitals, women technicians are doing most of the routine and even some of the highly specialized work in laboratories and research institutes.
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Philadelphia
Language rankings by speakers in the world
The text ranks languages by speakers noting Chinese at about 400 million, followed by English with at least 160 million native speakers and 60 million as understood non-natives, and Russian at about 140 million. It also notes English is spread across more countries than any other language.
Angelus Copy Sparks Kitchen Calendar Dispute
In a gallery note, Aunt Sarah objects to a Miller painting titled Angelus, claiming the artist copied a calendar that has hung in their kitchen for over a decade. The exchange reveals memories tied to the piece and the calendar.
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Sarah
Angelus
Miller
Elephants Raid Seed Store in Cheltenham
Three circus elephants attempted to enter a Cheltenham seed store. One elephant forced its way inside and sampled seed potatoes dog biscuits meal and other delicacies. A second elephant became stuck in the doorway until keepers guided them away.
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Cheltenham
England
Speed Regulation in Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe explains town rules for suspicious strangers to keep moving and leave town quickly, reflecting a frontier attitude toward danger and speed in daily life.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Rascal Reflections in a Drowning Moment
A terse, metaphorical line contrasts a man sinking with the idea his sins haunt him. A quip about time for rescue follows, implying at least some chance of salvation or consequence during danger.
Bobby Inventor Has Nice Workshop
A London Metropolitan police sergeant known as KE Tucker leads inventive work at Scotland Yard. His tests include a dual function truncheon torch, a periscopic bicycle lamp, and an anti skid device that showers sand to aid motorists in a skid.
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Londen Metropolitan Police
Sergt. KE. Tucker
M. Division
New York Times
Lord Trenchard
Scotland Yard
Scientists Seek to Save Totem Poles in Alaska
Scientists undertake preservation of the last standing totem poles in coastal Indian villages of British Columbia and Alaska. Poles, grave monuments, and carved relics are treated with oil and paint to endure for years, with government experts preserving numerous examples across the region. The tallest remaining poles reach up to 65 feet, including a Jasper Alberta totem transplanted from the Queen Charlotte Islands.
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British Columbia
Alaska
San Francisco Chronicle
Jasper
Alberta
Queen Charlotte Islands
Seaweed Forests Beckon Beneath Antarctic Waters
A botanist in Tit Bits notes seaweed trunks 18 inches thick with treelike branches in the Antarctic. Dr. Beebe glimpsed a submerged forest off Chile in his bathysphere. Some stalks reach 600 feet, vastly taller than trees. Drifting masses misidentified as islands by voyagers. surface weight estimated at 20,000 tons with 54,000,000 tons below.
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Antarctic
Tit- Bits
William Beebe
Chile
Sarrasso Sea
Waiter and Customer Exchange over Trout on the Hook
A humorous exchange unfolds as a waiter tells a customer the trout is long in coming, and the waiter jokes that it has taken a long while to get it off the hook. The light ribbing captures a bustling dining room scene.
Not a Chance Engagement Ring Noticed by Girls
Marie fretted her engagement ring would be overlooked until three girls immediately recognized it.
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Marie
Twas Ever Thus Doctor's Advice Sparks Worryless Resolve
A light dialogue shows a worried person hearing from a doctor that constant worry must end. The observer notes the medical counsel as a turning point toward calmer daily life.
Echoes of Money Talk in Pathfinder Debate
The note suggests contention on financing and influence with Fisherbein and Tishbein cited in a Pathfinder discussion. It frames money as a central, audible force in decision making.
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Fishbein
Tishbein
Echo
Pathfinder Magazine
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