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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1923

Page

4

Shelby Correspondence Notes Local Visits and Moves

Dr Nelle Ross and sister Miss Bertha Ross visited their cousin Id Carpenter and wife with a weekend stay. A large party of DeLaet visitors from Kearney joined Frank Schlesinger hosts, while many locals mixed news of moves, travel, sales and health updates across Shelby Nebraska.

Nelle Ross Bertha Ross Central City Id Carpenter Sid DeLaet Kearney Frank Schlesinger DeLaet

Local Social Notes and Visits

Fairview M E Daniel hospitalized in York. Miss Dorothy Anderson guests at S K Snyder home. Mrs Garnett of Denver visits Mrs Bettie Christian. About thirty relatives and friends attend W B Dake family picnic dinner Sunday.

A. N. Lund Oakland Glen Severine Oscar I. Anderson Reuben Jones York Ruby Edna Thoren Kansas City A. Thoren O. A. Rystrom Nellie Thompson Davenport Marion Scott A. L. Hanson June City Simon Thompson J. A. Archibald Baby Lincoln J. A. Olson Geo. H. Presson State University Alice Torell First National Bank Wausa E. J. Fleetwood A. M. Hultquest Nellie Cook Hultquest Dewey E. Anderson M. D. Strong S. J. Harless A. E. Carlson John A. Sundberg Frank Rystrom Elin Peterson Victor Johnson Nels Wittgren Elmer Nelson Co. A. Wickstrom Valley Nelson Reuben Utterberg J. M. Bergquist Central City Dorothy Anderson S. K. Snyder Garnett Denver Bettie Christian W. B. Dake

Woman Outsmarts Husband With Missionary Society Gossip

A satirical piece claims evolutionists err by saying Creator took millennia to fashion humans from apes. It jokes a wife can lure her husband to dress up for visitors in ten minutes, but not when entertaining the missionary society.

Missionary Society

Local column notes and political quips from Columbus

A Columbus man recalls stopping a shot in a neighbor's coop while joking about shooting pains. The piece passes along quips about politics, government workers, books versus hats, etiquette, a groan about meals, and a magazine stove ad noting oven uses. The tone is pithy civic satire with local figures referenced in passing.

Columbus

Church Schedules and Officers for St Pauls and Grace Valley

The notice lists church services for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran led by Rev Adolf Serenius with Sunday School at 10:00 and Divine Worship at 10:45 and an 8:00 P M Evening Service. Grace and Valley Calvary led by Rev J A Klein has services at 9:30 and 11:00 with Sunday School at 10:30, Epworth League at 9:30, and an evening service. Also listed are Supts Mark Timm and Phil C Weiseman. W M Society chair Mrs J A Klein. and Kings Herald sessions on the first and third Saturdays.

ST. Paul’s EV Adolf Serenius Grace and Valley M J. A. Klein Mark Timm Phil C. Weiseman N. P. M. Epworth League George Berck W. F. M. Society King’s Herald Eve Weiseman

First M E Church Services and Activities

Morning services at 11:00 A M and 7:00 P M Epworth League led by Rev W W Hull. Sunday School at 10:00 A M with Rev Thos E Barr. Christian Endeavor noted but service disrupted by week’s weather.

Thos. E. Barr A. B. Mickey Stian Endeavor No Aven Wrvice

The Bystander Laughs Through a Sweltering Town Tale

The piece recalls neighborhood chatter about heat and humor as bystanders, Silas Miller, Mike Hoffer, Mont Bond, the Blake, and others endure a hot day. Characters joke about sweating, shade, and odd antics from Charlie Dunn wearing green leaves to keep cool, with playful digs at local folks and idle talk.

Silas Miller Mike Hoffer Mont Bond the Blake Hee Theadoor Rutter al Wescott Dave Mace

Beekeeping Skill Key to Profit in Clover Region

The USDA urges skilled management to increase honey yields in the clover region. It notes many keep bees poorly, leaving territory unused, and warns brood diseases reduce the number of active beekeepers, hindering output and national honey supply.

United States Department of Agriculture Clover

Quips and Quarrels From a Faintly Familiar Page

A wrapped collage of humorous asides and opinions. The narrator likens car rides to shy parties and notes on temper reveal a social theatre. Bill Israel backs good deeds while a banker jokes on capital and labor. Fletch Merwin foresees praise after death. An editor laments a governor swapping politicians.

Rape Ready for Pasturing

Rape is usually ready for pasturing six to eight weeks after seeding. It should be allowed to establish and reach 10 to 12 inches in height. If pastured with adequate spacing, rape keeps growing until freezing weather, providing continuous summer pasture.

Concentrates Necessary to Insure Thrifty Sows

The article explains the concentrates needed to keep sows thrifty and produce good litters. It notes that rarely supplements are required, and skim milk is the best protein feed for dairy farms. If milk is unavailable, alfalfa or clover hay, soy bean or cowpea hay can substitute.

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Olson MOM“. NE Mitel Shelby Stromsburg Ralph Tschauner Oscar Anderson Nick Kries Arlene Jeffrey Glen Cook Wallace Scott Yellowstone Park Ira Peterson Wyoming Elsie Peterson Gust Peterson Aug. Schell Saronville Ora OlSon Albert A. Hull Andrew M. Monson John Lindbloom Edgar Thornton Los Angeles Calif Geo. Nelson Ed Watts Osceola Frank Lindstrom F. A. Swanson I. E. Olson Wm. Neville B. C. Graybill Sidey Chicago Garrison N. D California Alex Scott Walter Neilson John Holmquist O. W. Nelson Lindquist Red Oak Geo. Weiser & Son Overland AMIHO Ford Garage Nebraska Vance Brothers Northeast Corner Square Marion Vance Polk County Fairview M. E Hank Leggett Lew Shelley Uncle Sam Ase Wood W. W. Hull Epworth First Presbyterian Heek Charlie Dunn Kool Grean Cauz Mennie Grean Ireland John A. C. Johnson Williams Heck Bill Carlson Bill Carlson Butt Jay Billi Ennie Perrson Toun J. Carlson P. S. Jay Bill Israel Fletch Merwin Jan Berey Wies Certo Wagner Studio Film Developing and Printing Osceola, Nebr Europe The Great Northern Steamship Company (Incorporated Boston Southampton London Liverpool LeHavre Gothenburg Christiania Stockholm Helsingfors Danzig Riga Copenhagen Great Northern Steamship Company France Scandinavia Emer A Wikstrom Mark Witt England Germany Italy Sweden Norway Dent Gersace Denmark Baltic Findant Raseia P.O Great Orthary Steamship Company R.F.D
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