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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
The article explains that heavier denim uses stronger threads and more per inch, which makes the fabric wear longer and provide better value in overalls. It frames a simple test to distinguish quality among blue overalls.
Mrs Clyde E Smith and J A Smith of Ulysses traveled to Seward on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Brail Wright of Shenandoah Iowa visited last week with Mr and Mrs H C Duncan. Clyde Smith reports unloading his third car of semi solid buttermilk this year. Farmers in the area are getting top pork prices. Mr and Mrs A A Young were guests of relatives at Genoa. Mr and Mrs Jack Malek visited Central City with relatives and friends on Sunday. Paul Schmoker left for two weeks with his uncle John Schmoker in Saskatche wan Canada. Lynn Snider substitutes on route 4 while Mack attends the Legion convention in Columbus.
Auditorium presents Feet of Clay a Cecil B DeMille production July 30 31 and Aug 1 featuring Rod La Rocque Vera Reynolds and an all star cast plus vaudeville with Selvin Clarice Ostell and Lady Psychiatist Special prices Adults 35c Children 15c Also mentions the Bandits Baby and a Chautauqua day closure with a family visit to Wolbach by the Smith family and relatives
Osceola streets bustle with visits to Elkhorn Central City and Omaha. Local residents attend picnics, family gatherings, and trips as the MacQueen sow sale and new goods at Ray’s Brook Drug are announced. Residents travel to Shelby, Milford, and Lake Okoboji for weekends.
With strong corn prospects and high hog prices expected, fall pigs may be lucrative. Sellers urged to attend MacQueen's Poland China bred sow sale at Silver Creek on August 3 to acquire bred sows in preparation. A Department of Agriculture report predicts a large hog-shortage and rising prices for 1925, favorable for producers but costly for consumers.
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