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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska post office entry notes the 1879 act, identifying Polk County's oldest newspaper published every Thursday. Subscriptions in advance priced at 2 per year.
In Washington mutterings rise among veteran bureaucrats about economy limits as the Coolidge program faces pushback. The piece notes broad budgeting cuts, calls for continued reduction, and urges state and municipal imitatives, while highlighting farm policy debates and Secretary Jardine alongside the President in pressing for legislation.
Alegra Johnson entertained Mes dames Will Schercery Lunner Hulquist and Anna Swanson Tuesday afternoon Afi Peterson and wife entertained Mr and Mrs Nordbury and Ed Johnson and daughter Sunday Ben Foster of Columbus visited Joe Tachamer home Sunday Carl Peterson and family spent Sunday in Hackberry precinct Pleasant Corner Club met with Mrs Gunnard Peterson June 2 with six members and two visitors present John Lauerman is the guest of Virgil Johnston this week.
B Lindquiet petitions for support in the primary, announcing filing for the Democratic nomination for the office of Sherit. The statement urges voters to back the candidate at the upcoming primaries.
An advertisement promotes chiropractic care arguing disease results from spinal bone pressure on nerves. It explains using the Neurocalometer to locate the pressure and vertebral adjustment to restore health. It invites readers to visit the office for an obligation free case explanation by Howard Yates, D. C.
Maegery Maxwell a noted soprano in Chicago and Ravinia circles extols cooking as a lost fine art. She quips modern men will demand knowledge of calories and balanced diets before marriage and offers practical recipes like Maryland Chicken and Asparagus en Fri.
Edd Ryan and children express gratitude for the many acts of kindness, words of love, and help during the long illness and death of their beloved wife and mother, and say the kindness is greatly appreciated and will be long remembered.
A frosty night in June brings no material damage. Frank Mills visits from Lincoln for graduation at Lay school then plans to move to Osceola with his father, Judge M A Mills. Wedding plans announced for Miss Anna Lillian Macken and J Bernard Jarmin at Gothenburg Methodist Church June 25. Earn Howland birthday party held last Thursday. Smallpox case reported at Frank Samuelson home. Blanche Elwood of Gresham joins H A Scott as clerk. A baby boy, nine and a half pounds, born to Mr and Mrs H S Mickey. Mrs Clara Cayton and her Chadron visit family in Osceola.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a bank of thrift and a phrase about checking out success. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving only a generic reference to financial services and optimism.
You can walk to San Francisco if you head the right direction and stick to it. You can build a comfortable financial future by spending less than you earn and saving the difference. Think it over and do what your best judgment tells you to do. Then you will probably open a savings account.
The bank unveils a safety oriented message with the phrase There is No Substitute For Safety, signaling emphasis on prudent financial practices and customer security. Officials stress careful handling of deposits, loans, and account protection amid local economic activity.
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