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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1913
Page
1
The Manila Daily Times June 18 endorsement lauds Flint Crozier for his leadership in the Palauan school division. A committee notes his dignity, impartiality, and public service as he heads educational efforts, while relatives celebrate his return for vacation and later farewell.
Threshing machines run full time with yields from 20 to 37 bushels and a top 4214 per on a 29 acre plot owned by Mark Timm and farmed by Martin Scholz. Numerous workers and machines, including Fred Johnson with two rigs and the Cerney and Timm families, contributed to the strong harvest. The croptests show very high quality wheat, with tests around 61 1963 pounds.
Wanted two or three young calves. W. M. Shrader offers cash for cream and eggs. See Twosclly properties for sale on reasonable rates and terms. BE. L. Marquis. 41-4 For Sale 560 acres in 11-14-4, Hartson estate, by C. J. Augustine, Shelby, Nebraska.
The next regular meeting will be with Mrs. Lester Shore at 2 on Saturday July 26. Members are asked to attend for important business related to the Oracle order.
A Lincoln map bought 300 acres in Buffalo county for 2800 dollars years ago. The owner planted 280 acres in alfalfa and has leased the farm on shares to a neighbor. After taxes and expenses, last year he saved 1800 dollars or six percent on a 30000 dollar investment.
Visitors to the Nebraska State Hall show will view a premier farm machinery exhibit in the United States. Contracts will be required this year for exhibit space in the machinery sections. Arrangements for space should be made at once.
Secretary Marshall of the State Horticultural Society reports seventeen year locusts have caused little harm to Nebraska orchards. They sting twigs from last year but trees largely recover. Scientists predict the next swarm may appear in 1930.
A huge stone in the ancient syv enbury Druidical circle has fallen, likely from weather and heavy rains after a F season. Aubrey, guide to Charles II in 1663, had said Avenbury surpassed Stonehenge as a cathedral does a parted church.
A Washington Peat quip observes that the woman who loudly proclaims a starved soul often demands the thickest steak, highlighting a sharper paradox about appetite and vanity.
The Osceola Chautauqua opened this afternoon to about 700 in attendance. The Miller Concert Company performed the opening number and is billed to entertain again. Paul S Dietrich has given over fifteen hundred talks for children and adults in the U S and Canada and is described as versatile and entertaining. The event is free and children are urged to attend for a morning session only.
Bishop Melntyre presents a notable lecture on the platform tonight at the chautauqua. The speaker is described as a fine popular orator with notable voice and presence and draws strong expectation for the event.
The large tent is roomy and the seats are comfortable. Chautauqua management has provided for the public's convenience and comfort. A feast awaits Polk County people at the Chautauqua, a rare opportunity for enjoyment.
A rare talent company of eight women plus new male members from Chicago and Russia will perform musical numbers and sketches. The Quaker Girls promise a varied program featuring dainty performances and strong solo numbers, enhancing Chautauqua history with an ar acting and musical mix.
A representative from a high class tailoring house will visit next Wednesday with a large display of imported and domestic woolens for men and young men for fall and winter. The event offers genuine custom tailoring at reasonable prices, with guaranteed satisfaction, high quality fabrics, and a perfect fit at minimal cost.
Fragmentary entry notes a LPG AC 64 model from MonsonG Company with reference 400015 and the word Loyally appearing in the text. Limited context prevents full event description or outcome.
A Devonshire farmer invites a vicar into his home to share cider after hearing the doctor tell his son the vicar is terribly dry this morning. The scene unfolds with light humor as the two exchange remarks on thirst.
The passage explains how age is judged by tooth appearance. It notes that horse tooth wear follows a regular pattern as the upper incisure shows a bell-like notch on young teeth and wears away with use. The description reflects early dental observation methods.
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