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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
2
Osceola residents praised the chautauqua week with lectures by Birdmund Venice Cooke and others. The event drew large crowds, 300 adult and 50 child pledges for next year, signaling a lasting community interest and plans for a future season with the Britt bureau sought for talent.
The Sunday school rally at the Chau tauqua featured 300 pupils from eight schools assembling at the court house rounds and marching to the chautauqua tent. Mr. Detrick spoke on Sunday school work, and the Baptist school of Osceola won the prize for the largest attendance with a fine banner.
J T Bonner from Clear Creek visits with brother Hl Bonner of Edmund Okla and spouse Mrs Bonner. Bonner notes many changes in the city and that part seems natural. He lists 35 horses for public auction at Shelby stock yards Saturday afternoon Aug 2. horses range 790 to 1500 lbs. Marshall Cunningham.
Notice of 620 acres for sale at $115 per acre in Polk County with 90 acres al falta, fenced and well improved, contact AQO WSnerr Land Co Stromsburg Neb. Obituary details Rev Joachim Timm who died July 26 1913 at Osceola Nebraska aged 81 with service plans and family survivors listed, notes his years in Three Rivers Michigan and Osceola.
The University of Minnesota plant pathology bulletin urges farmers to combat potato diseases to protect seed production. Professors Stakman and Tolaas outline losses from blights, the high state yield, and the Red River valley’s seed tubers. They promote spray rotation and seed disinfection to keep Minnesota tubers pure and preserve the state’s reputation as a major seed potato source.
A torn line from a poem expresses life’s dreariness yet keeps hope alive through a father’s smile. The speaker finds light in paternal blessing that endures beyond earthly ties.
A roster of speakers consented to address local soldiers at the Platte Valley District Reunion in Central City during the sixteenth annual encampment opening August 11. Notables include Governor John A. Morehead and E Willis Reed with other education and military figures. the week features Veterans reception Children's Day and W R Day among events.
The fragment shows dialogue with figures named Taylor and Bob about a watched pot phrase, indicating a misquoted or garbled exchange. It preserves no clear event, date, or organized assertion beyond a conversational snippet.
A Hershey Times note adds a curious print shop bylaw and a mock admission ritual for readers. A farmer’s adulterated milk case ends with magistrates dismissing the summons as the solicitor blames Heaven for cows feeding on wet grass and rain while churning along county lines.
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