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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
Osceola Record Polk County's oldest newspaper edited by Walter J. Herbes publishes every Thursday. The paper is delivered by weekly post at Osceola Nebraska under an 1879 act. Subscription is listed as 3.00 per year.
A state and federal agriculture division chart shows pork prices rise and fall with pig breeding. A nationwide pig survey distributes 11 000 survey cards to farmers and 8 000 by post to assess spring, fall, and overall pig crops to align breeding with demand.
The pastor will start his vacation Monday June 9 and travel with wife and daughter to visit relatives in the Pacific Northwest. He will spend time with daughter Mrs. Viola Gehrke and family in Edwall Washington. Pulpit duties at Shelby and Wesley Chapel will be supplied in his absence.
A short reflective verse notes that God grants all men the earth to love but that each heart is small and each person must prove their beloved above all others.
A collection of simple garden recipes including Creamed Radishes with white sauce and paprika, radish greens and wild greens, Summer Squad fried slices, Dictum Ditty Rabbit tomato cheese mix with eggs, New Peas With Bacon in cream sauce topped with bacon, String Beans Au Gratin with cheese and milk, and Banana and Cranberry Jam with pectin.
The weather bureau notes that general atmospheric drift in mid latitudes comes from the west due to two factors. The circulation between the heated equator and cooled poles and the Earth's rotation from west to east. This explains why storms originate from the west.
Patrons at an exclusive restaurant read a menu offering Chicken a la king en camisole. The item appears in a Florida Times Union piece alongside notes about commemorative one dollar coins issued since 1889, with the last Grant memorial coin dated 1922 and the smallest current gold coin valued at 382.50.
The Methodist Church marks the 1900th anniversary of the Christian Church with a morning worship observance. Children will present a program titled The Glittering Gate at the evening service in colorful costumes. Sunday School begins at 10 A.M.
A study notes balsa wood absorbs up to 500 to 600 percent moisture when submerged, with life greatly shortened under normal conditions unless treated with a preservative.
The piece notes English walnut production along the Pacific coast especially California and Oregon, with imports from France England Germany Italy Turkey Australia and Chile. It also recounts hunter R A Welthagen in Transvaal who, while resting beside the Brak river, shot four lions in two minutes as they approached and drank.
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