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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
4
The Osceola Record serves Polk County as its oldest paper with Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher guiding local news coverage and community notices. The brief masthead emphasizes longstanding publication and leadership.
A retrospective look at past presidents Grover Cleveland Taft and Hoover facing Congress. The piece covers the April to June 1920 farm bill and tariff bill, noting debates over the Debenture Clause, conference outcomes, grain price effects, and comments by Ruth Bryan Owen on tariffs as a national issue.
Czechoslovakia experiences a dry spell the day before the election and continues until two hours after the poll declaration.
A Hindu crafts imitation pearls by a hidden process claimed to produce gems indistinguishable from real. The article notes secrecy around the technique and the belief it fools observers and experts alike.
A Cincinnati Enquirer report notes a proposed law requiring tall and large people to purchase only rear seating in theaters. The measure aims to improve sightlines and comfort for other patrons.
A playful Pathfinder Magazine aphorism suggests curiosity reveals hidden contents. The remark likens discovery to spooning through a soup, inviting readers to investigate beneath the surface.
John Engle of 2022 Webster St Omaha Nebr credits Sargon Soft Mass Pills with restoring sleep and strength after long rheumatic pains. He reports night rest returned and daily work revived, praising liver cleansing laxative effects and urging others to learn of the treatment. Osceola outlet Crouse Tex Drug Co. carries Sargon.
Garbled social items list guests from Genoa York Roundup and Fullerton along with visits by Ruth Benson Nellie Hawley and Ralph Mills. Community events include a June 20 alumni reception at A. R. Hall a city council note page two a pool opening with band lemonade free swimming and Osceola roads guiding crowds.
Delaware becomes the first of the original 18 states to ratify the Constitution, with Rhode Island the last to do so, marking a pivotal step in establishing the new framework of government.
A reflective line urging readers to remove the pursuit of beauty from their hearts, warning that without it, life loses its allure and meaning. The piece emphasizes inner values over external splendor and invites contemplation of true joy.
The first United States coin was minted in 1793 marking the start of official American currency. A 1793 coin signifies the establishment of the national minting program and the early development of U.S. coinage.
A concise proverb notes that beauty and sorrow share space in every place, suggesting a universal presence of both feelings across life. The saying invites reflection on how emotion colors perception and experience.
The Mexican embassy states Socorro Island is the largest in the Revillagigedo group in the Pacific near Colima. It measures about ten miles long and seven miles wide with a high point near 8,000 feet above sea level, per the Washington Star.
Burrel Fox and wife visited Osceola with Mr and Mrs O W Mickey. A large crowd from here attended Children’s Day at Fairview Sunday evening. Alfred Grossnicklaus and daughter Anna Mae spent Sunday with the Adolph Grossnicklaus family. Mrs forest Need of Central City visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Wieseman host relatives.
A large district turnout attended the Sunday School picnic at Horst Grove on Friday. Heavy rains the day prior kept many men from field work. Catherine Schaber hosted schoolmates Thursday afternoon for her seventh birthday. Florene Jane Orr sprained her ankle Thursday morning while playing. Alta Grossnicklaus of Osceola visits with parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Grossnicklaus this week. Burrel Fox visited his brother Frank Fox in Kearney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Horst joined Sunday dinner with the John McCormick family. Owen Horst of Albion Nebraska remains noted in the closing line.
Local residents visit relatives and report illnesses and travel. A hospital trip followed an auto accident near Wahoo. Families gather for dinners and services as children’s programs and Ladies Aid activities occur. County Agent Kelley vaccinate hogs. several residents visit Omaha for medical and family reasons.
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