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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
1
The article describes alfalfa as the dominant crop boosting Nebraska farms, noting strong yields in pastures and the drought resilience of alfalfa. It urges planting alfalfa now for a robust harvest, highlighting farmer C. W. Hastings and several local residents who discuss crop progress and trials.
A lengthy critique quotes Mr Walrath and the Democrat over resignations and city printing. The writer mocks rumors of Mayor Albin's resignation, lampoons fake city news, and notes a parade of local notices and visits as readers weigh who holds power in the council and printing contracts.
Minnesota land sale listing by Douglas Bros shows No 1 to No 7 tracts in Polk and Kittson counties. Properties include 320 acres near Kennedy with heavy black loam, 392 to 480 acre parcels near Hallock and Sallock, varying cash and credit terms, and buildings or improvements on several lots. Osceola Nebraska contact for details.
Born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Johnson on June 1 a girl arrives. Andrew J Swanson was in a high school exam.
Last Thursday afternoon Chas Gylling suffered a painful hand injury testing a chemical fire extinguisher that exploded. He released the device in time but was struck on the hand. the wound is not serious though very painful.
Merle Dearborn and Colin Campbell entertained a company of young men with a baked fish banquet at the Ideal Cafe on Saturday night. Sixteen plates were set. The menu featured fish and trimmings prepared by the cafe chef. The hosts had been river fishing the day before, bringing in three head of catfish. Most attendees expected to recover from the feast, though Dad Reed and a few others faced potential appetite loss. Vance Marquis’s condition was described as serious, yet his appetite had been weak from the start. Dinner began around 11 PM, and attendees headed home after sharing fish stories in their sleep.
At Central City on June 18 the Cen tral Nebraska Dairymen hold their first annual rally. The program begins at 10 A M and lasts all day. It promises to be highly interesting and instructional for the man with the count and the whole family will enjoy it. Telephone friends to meet and share in its benefits and pleasures as the dairy region seeks information on the cow proposition.
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