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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
1
The Osceola chautauqua closed with lectures by Birdmund Venice Cooke and a strong local turnout. Attendees praised the talent, expressed desire for a next-year program, and pledged 300 adult and 50 child tickets, signaling a promising future for the series.
The Chau tauqua feature included a Sunday school rally with 300 pupils from eight schools. They marched from the courthouse to the chautauqua tent where Mr. Detrick, the Sunday school worker, gave a special address. The Baptist school of Osceola earned the largest attendance prize, a fine banner.
J. T Bonner from Clear Creek visited with his brother Hl. J. Bonner of Edmund Oklahoma and his wife Mrs Bonner in St Joe. Hl. J. Bonner once homesteaded in Blackberry precinct and plans an indefinite stay while offering 35 head of horses for public auction at Shelby stock yards on Saturday afternoon August 2.
Notice of a large Polk County farm listed at 115 dollars per acre, 620 acres with 90 acres mm al falta, fenced with woven wire, and details for inquiries. Also death notice for Rev. Joachim Timms in Osceola Nebraska, funeral at Valley German Church, burial at Osceola Cemetery, with biographical and family details.
The University of Minnesota plant pathology department issues a bulletin by Professors Stakman and Tolaas to guide farmers in preventing potato diseases. Minnesota, a major seed potato producer, aims to keep tubers clean to maintain its national reputation and profitable exports.
A compact excerpt hints at a journey to the skies and the enduring comfort of a father's blessing as a light that will not die. The tone suggests reflective, familial themes amid a somber earthly frame.
The Platte Valley District Reunion Association plans the sixteenth annual encampment in Central City on August 11 with governors and educators among the speakers. The week includes receptions, Children’s Day, and W R B Day with various events and concessions already receiving humorous applications.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mr. Taylor and others discussing a proverb about a watched pot. The lines reveal a familiar saying used in a casual exchange with unclear context or attribution.
A Hershey Times item notes the editor’s mock by law for access to the inner sanctum and laments about work ethics quoted by Henry Giles. A farmer’s adulterated milk case experiences a Heaven-hand excuse as the magistrates dismiss the summons.
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