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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
8
Farmers report rapid harvest progress with good yields around 25 bushels per acre outside hail districts. Shelby Bank notes hail losses paid totaling 6379 dollars and ongoing claims settled. Multiple visits, family gatherings, and travel shift through Shelby and Polk counties with numerous names, visits, and regional events.
Miss Anna Ogden reports success in developing a specimen of the night blooming Cereus. The plant produced a pure white blossom Tuesday night, opening at 8 p.m. and closing around 3:30 a.m., surpassing a prior Lincoln Star specimen by about two hours. Families of Rev. Scott, C W Lind and A H Woolener held a Buckley park picnic Thursday. Mrs Mildred Cole visited Stromsburg relatives last week. Mrs John Theiss and daughter...
Russel Anderson was helping Ernest Anderson cut wheat when a clogged binder caused the Fordson tractor to lurch forward and sever his foot. He freed his foot after pulling a rope and walked about forty rods for help, then was taken to a physician and rested at his parents home.
An Sunday collision damaged two coupes near Duncan with minor injuries to Has selbalch. A hail storm followed early Sunday, injuring some crops. John Seberger and Adolph Kresha noted corn field damage from the storms and a visit by Julia Bourach from Omaha occurred.
The Wesley Chapel unit meets with Mrs. R. McBeth next Thursday. Alonzo Merrick of Shelby will fill the pulpit Sunday morning. Rev. Ruch is away in Lincoln. Church Aid meets Tuesday evening and King's Heralds Friday of next week. Choir practice occurred Tuesday. Choir Herald is in use. Threshing machines are common in the community. Miss Velma Burgess was in Cen.
The report recalls visits by families of George Peregrine, W. V., and James Waugh of Fullerton to Mrs A E Dawes. The Huggler sisters hosted the girls sewing club. E L Rogers is building a wind mill at Nels Swanson, replacing a mill toppled in the storm. William Carney returned to Chicago on Sunday.
Legal notice in Polk Nebraska announces hearing on September 2, 1924, in Osceola for Harry H. Martin estate details. Petition seeks decree barring claims, determine death date, heirs, and property descent with joint ownership by J Donald Aston, Julia A Huston, and Susan M Orr.
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