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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska records office lists annual subscription price of four pounds thirty pence per year for the Osceola Record under the act of March second eighteen seventy nine.
G Everitt leaves Osceola creamery for York to run a York creamery for six weeks or more while Fred Moss takes charge in Osceola. Miss Maud Musselman returns from Omaha with Miss Kate Crossberry staying in Polk County to teach. The school board elected W R Snodgrass as principal and named several teachers for the coming year with school set to begin Sept 11. Osceola Mills changes hands to W Mosher and O H Kilbourn of York who plan to refit with rollers and run a first class mill. Ward and Jones install a new, costly furniture set in Osceola.
A Taft club of more than a hundred members is formed in Osceola with a preliminary meeting at the District Court room. Dr. H. J. McBeth is elected president, and Taft clubs will be organized in each county town to support President Roosevelt and Judge Taft.
A roundup of social events and visits across St. Andrews and nearby towns. Attendees include Mrs. Elizabeth Nebosis with Columbus connections, visits to Nebosis, Gabriel, Kresha, and Tschauner households, and a Junior Girls Club gathering at Blanche Bernt’s home. Charles Kresha sustained eight stitches after an accident with a disk last Wednesday.
The Fairview and Valley Churches report busy threshing and grain care delayed by rain. Attendance lagged during threatening weather, while pastor attended Dr E Stanley Jones events. Next Wednesday August second a Woman's Foreign Missionary meeting will be at Valley Church.
Union Stock Yards Omaha July 25 1933 best cattle sold steady few plainer grades slower Others mixed cattle yearlings steers and cows varied with strong stockers and feeders Hog prices opened 10 to 15 cents higher with 9000 head receipts and bids mainly 4.10 to 4.35 with top butchers at 4.40
Polk County residents used 488 patient days at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine Hospital last year. The hospital rendered 72 368 patient days, with about 200 patients treated daily and thousands of operations, X rays, prescriptions, and lab tests. Dispensary visits averaged about 3 500 monthly. For the coming year county quotas will drop due to smaller legislative funds, leading to ward closures and reduced dispensary visits.
This article advises balanced meals and careful food handling on trips to prevent stomach and heart issues. It stresses diverse foods, cooked vegetables, milk and water purity, avoiding contaminated items, and using boiled or bottled water when traveling. It notes the piece is part five of a thirteen article series on Vacations and Health.
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