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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
4
Camp plans for Polk Hamilton and Seward youths
Boys and girls from Polk Hamilton and Seward counties will camp at Seward August 3 4 and 5 on the wooded fair grounds with 59 attendees from 14 Polk County clubs. Some will attend only the last day. parents urged to bring youth by motor bus with picnic Friday. Enrollments close August 1 at the county agent’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Hamilton
Seward
Polk County
Estate Sale of 80-Acre Farm West of Osceola
To settle the estate of Andrew Nelson a sale will be held for 80 acres a mile west of Osceola. The farm is well improved and outside the city school district and offers a good home site. For information contact dwhn N. Nelson Easecuier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nelson
Osceola
Dwhn
N. Nelson
Osceola Notes From 25 Years Ago Aboard Local Topics
Edwin Fowle of Minneapolis visits daughter Mrs E L King in Osceola on return from Portland. Si Locke walks with a cane after a draft horse trod his foot. Dr M W Byers loses a valuable colt kicked by loose horses at the fair ground. The colt, a thoroughbred trotter bought at Clark’s sale, was killed after a broken leg. Mrs William Courtney’s friends host a pleasant surprise party at her South Osceola home. A criminal case precedes Judge Ball. a Shelby couple’s dispute leads to a $300 bond until District Court. Fred Hossner claims the area’s champion potato field with three Murphies weighing 3 pounds 7 ounces. largest 1 pound 9.5 ounces. Osceola residents celebrate Nels Dogget and his little mare at Hastings. they win the 2:34 dog trot in 2:24 1.2, a fast horse flesh debut not yet weaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Fowle
Minneapolis
Minn
Osceola
E. L. King
Portland
Oregon
Si Locke
M. W. Byers
Fair Ground
Clarks
William Courtney
South Osceola
Mesdames, Gushee, Mathews, Walrath
Carson and Miller
Belle Brewster
Norden
Nebr
Herré
Nels Dogget
Hastings
Nels
Howard Yates Chiropractic Service Offices in Nebr
Howard Yates operates a chiropractic health service with offices upstairs above Heald's in Nebraska City. The listing notes a location on Osceola Street with address details for patients seeking spinal and musculoskeletal care.
Odd Quirk of Nature in Recognized Genius
The Dearborn Independent recounts Thomas Chatterton’s Rowley forgeries from age twelve to seventeen, his imposture of a medieval monk, and Horace Walpole’s suspicion. It notes his intense talent, the forgery’s exposure, and his death before eighteen, praising him as a brilliant, versatile figure who chose deception for fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Thomas Chatterton
Chatterton
Horace Welpole
Walpole
Hare
Mason
Gray
Dearborn
Gestures Speak Louder Than Words in Truthful Body Language
The article argues that gesture is a clearer truth than speech, with natural classes of acceptance and rejection. Upward movements signal acceptance while downward gestures reveal rejection, often without deliberate intent, making the body a powerful nonverbal communicator.
Legends on the Langobardi rise from Winnili beard myth
Tradition recounts that the Lango bards or Langobardi formed after Winnili warriors led by Ibor and Afo clashed with Vandals. Gambara and her sons invoked Frea, while Wodan favored sunrise watchers. Frea directed Winnili to reveal bearded women, turning Wodan’s couch to reveal the Longobardi, and thus the name Langobardi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnil
Ibor
Afo
Gambara
Wodan
Frea
Winnili
Diamond Dust Poison Legend Yet Survives In History
A longstanding belief claims diamond dust is deadly if swallowed, with anecdotes from the Michie ages and James I era describing poisons made with diamond dust and arsenic. The same gem was thought to cure fevers when applied externally, linked to its ice like appearance and the doctrine of signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Overbury
James I
Gaikwar
Baroda
Mediine
McClure
Integrity guides progress in business and education
A 1927 piece asserts integrity as the core driver of civilization and risk-free investment. It argues trust in individuals safeguards banks and bonds, shapes loan quality, and underpins social and financial futures, stressing integrity as the supreme security and value in enterprise and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werte
Newspaper Union
Cummings and Mill Electric Co Anomaly
Fragmentary OCR hints at Wilkenson and Smith discussing music and piano tuning with a reference to Kelvinate. No clear event or outcome emerges. context fragmented. The only concrete entity is Cummings & Mill Electric Co. with unclear relation to the others.
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Wilkenson
Co Hasine
Kelvinate
Cummings & Mill Electric Co
Sheriff Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska
By order of Grace Pheasant Johnston the district court clerk a sheriff sale is set for August 1 1927 at 2 PM at the south front door Osceola Nebraska to satisfy a judgment against John M Devlin et al The property includes parts of section 26 township 16 range 1 west and the 6th principal meridian with a bid cash requirement of 7194 78 plus costs 54 03 and accruing costs The sale is conducted by W Roy Van Hoosen sheriff of Polk County Nebraska Campbell Campbell plaintiff attorneys notice dates June 30 July 7 14 21 28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Pheasant Johnston
Polk County
Nebraska
E. J. Dempster
Bank of
Cass County
John M. Devlin
Osceola
W. Roy van Hoosen
Sherif
Campbell & Campbell Plaintiff Attorneys
Live Stock Hauling to Omaha Markets Emphasized
The notice asserts that all live stock hauled to the Omaha markets is fully insured, underscoring the carrier's commitment to protection and reliability for producers and buyers alike.
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The
Omaha
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