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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
8
The main value of your used car is the trade in price a dealer can get in the market. High trade in allowances may hide a higher new car price. Compare the new car total cost including delivery and finance charges to the trade in offer and weigh the differences.
W Roy Van Hoosen sheriff of Polk County Nebraska levies on Lot 5 in Nance and Morrill's Second Addition Osceola to satisfy Lincoln Savings and Loan Assoc mortgage and Mirvin Dalby cross petition. Sale set for June 14 1927 at 2 90 PM at south front door Osceola Court House for cash to highest bidder.
Howard Yates operates a chiropractic health service upstairs over Heald's in Osceola offering back and spine care through in-person visits and practical adjustments.
In Polk County Nebraska creditors must file claims by October 1 1927 and debts paid by July 2 1928. The county judge will hold sessions July 1 August 1 and October 1 1927 at 10 A.M. to examine hear and adjust claims. Dated May 31 1927.
A petition to appoint Clarence W Headlee as administrator has been filed for the estate of Arthur M Headlee. A hearing is set for June 8 1927 at 10 oclock A M. Dated May 6 1927. W W Norton County Judge.
Osceola Transfer seed stock bound for Omaha markets is reported fully insured, ensuring protection for shipments and delivery crews. The coverage supports transit risks as stock moves from Osceola to buyers in Nebraska.
In Point Marion Pennsylvania a bank drives local revival by funding chicks and sharing farming know how. An annual community exhibit grows with poultry produce and a horse show, while better seed corn and seed potatoes are provided for planting as the bank sustains agricultural investment for the next decade.
The European corn borer is described as a threat to billions of dollars in crops and could spread through the Wabash and Mississippi Valleys if not controlled. The Agricultural Bulletin urges cooperation to keep corn production profitable.
A Baltimore County event titled Corp and Apple Show is growing as an annual feature at Wu Bank. A county figure advocates broader thinking on local development. over 500 farmers participate in planting efforts and many bankers pledge more funds to support this work.
A doctor visits the Jones home after a sudden illness. Sed Smith from the neighboring farm investigates the scene as Old Jones explains Wilza, his wife, became ill after a busy day of chores and housework. He notes she has kept house for 14 years with no major illnesses.
The passage describes magpies as a genus Pica with species worldwide, noting their size and coloration resemble small crows but share traits with jays. It highlights the long graduated tail as a key feature and cites the common European magpie Pica pica as the best known species.
Food energy sources in the northern United States show bread and cereals at 21 percent, fats at 16 percent, meat at 14 percent, sugar at 10 percent, with white potatoes identified as a key fuel to keep the body working.
The Arkansas governor visits the state penitentiary where a colored inmate in the kitchen seeks an interview. She asks for no pardon and prefers to be released, citing that the prison has only one section and a statewide reputation, despite claiming good meals.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a legend that staff count clocks in the British Parliament but never agree on totals. The building reportedly houses well over 300 timepieces of various kinds and Windsor Castle clocks once behaved oddly during summer time, taking two weeks to synchronize after adjustments.
Brandes George Brandes, a noted Danish intellect, is described as a bold fighter who could weave proof of his prowess into surprising places. The piece recalls his 1870 London visit and his Zoological Gardens sightseeing with a remark on hippopotami that evoked memories of his own kin.
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