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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
3
A pattern offer advertises six transfer designs for Canary Towels Pattern No 5244. It requests a color chart and working illustrations of stitches, plus 20 cents in coins and the sender’s name address and pattern number.
The article notes only 19 of 705 vetoed bills were overridden in 29 years during Wilson through Roosevelt, an average of one override in 37 vetoes, illustrating the rarity of Congress overruling a president.
A reader praises Kellogg’s All-Bran as a solution to years of constipation without harsh laxatives. The letter urges daily use for ten days with plenty of water, notes a money back guarantee, and promotes using All-Bran as cereal or in muffins. The ad explains All-Bran is a wholesome bulk food from wheat outer layers.
The Colorado gold rush drew diverse migrants, forming Auraria and later Denver City named for Gen. James W. Denver. 1859 saw the Rocky Mountain News publish first, with the Herald soon following as the city became a mountain Mecca full of gambling, danger, and dreams of wealth.
The passage recalls Colorado’s boom towns and hard rock mining era. Prospectors flocked to Cripple Creek Leadville Central City Creede and other sites as wealth surged then taverns fights and deaths followed. Deep ore veins yielded billions in metals and Colorado emerged as a major mineral producer.
Colorado across plains and valleys built a rich irrigation network. Farmers, beet growers, ranchers, and dairies fueled a growing economy with canals, dams, and wells. Cities, mills, and factories rose as mountains inspired “America the Beautiful.”
Training for service notes urge Christians to answer God's call by sending witnesses into the harvest. Mark 6 and Luke 10 show God provides for workers and gives them power, while Luke 14 demands self denial. The piece stresses bold preaching, prayer for laborers, and total allegiance to Christ.
A caller requests various Dupage firm members as a receptionist explains Mr. Dupage is ill, away in the East, or in St. Louis, until the caller finally reaches Mr. Dupage. The exchange highlights misdirected contact attempts at the Browne and Dupage law office.
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