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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
4
Idaho Governor D. W. Davis spoke at the Chautauqua on conservation of national, local, and personal assets. Davis, a business leader, miner, and banker, is noted as an eloquent national figure and speaker.
Classified ads list an 80 acre Polk county farm for rent and various sales. Milk cows for sale, a Remington portable typewriter, a Fordson tractor, and a dental metals buyer. Local social notes include visits, travel, and a legal notice of Gustaf Swanson estate final report set for August 14, 1925.
Community visits and travel news including Mr and Mrs Archie Knerr at York, Oscar Strand’s Rochester trip, and Hofer Beebe’s Polk appearance. Local sports report Polk’s 7 to 4 win over Hordville. Looming Chautauqua program features Lynn Snider and the dramatic play The Fool with New York cast.
On Tuesday August 4 the Women's Foreign Mission Society of the Grace M E and the Valley churches meet on Mrs. Fred Timm's lawn at Goaspel Ridge. Missionary Mrs. C M Worthing will discuss the Java work and invite a large crowd to attend.
A promotional mockup touts a 20 percent stock promise and reassures customers that the bank’s Federal Reserve membership ensures safety and strength. It invites readers to bank with no extra obligation and asks if they may serve them.
Misses Louise and Florence Sturdevant arrived home Monday afternoon after an extended vacation in California. They visited several coastal towns and noted pleasant weather and scenic sights during the trip.
The Nervous Wreck a Chautauqua comedy plays in New York and Chicago simultaneously to strong laughter. Henry Williams arrives at Sally Morgan's Montana home and is chased from Pittsburgh before heading west in a flivver. The character’s antics promise abundant amusement for theatergoers.
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