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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska weekly newspaper notes its Post Office entry under 1879 act. It proclaims publication every Thursday with a yearly subscription in advance at 22 dollars.
The Treasury will retire a full issue of government bonds without reissuing new debt, supported by large tax receipts. Mellon says cash on hand covers expenses and the month will also pay 33 million in interest on First Liberty bonds and 21 million on Treasury 4's. Bankers expect lower money rates and praise the debt-management move, arguing it reduces taxpayers' annual interest burden while boosting domestic steel purchases and protective tariffs worldwide.
A Chicago lawyer urges business and professional men to reduce intake and adopt leaner, simpler diets to extend longevity. He notes soldiers sailors and farmers stay healthier by outdoor active lives and warns against overfeeding and heavy digestible foods for those with little physical work.
The parish schedules Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. Morning Service at 11:00 A.M. and Christien Endeavor at 7:00 P.M. Local church events and worship times listed for community attendance.
Sunday School announces next Sunday at 9 45 and Children’s Day exercises at 11 AM. Ray Brigham and wife bought a Ford Sedan in Omaha. County Club members and families picnic near Duncan. Grandma Johnson of Stromsburg visiting her sons. Mildred Richmond with Velma Burgess in Central City. Jacobson family from Stromsburg visited Henry Johnson. District 40 school meeting held. L E B Treadway elected moderator. Helen Swanson returned from Omaha visit. Missionary Society hosts. Lincoln Hatchery man Boner visits. old and prospective customers seen. Rain blessed the area this week.
Invitation to worship with Sunday School at 10 A M and church services at 8 P M Reverend H A Taylor serves as pastor Epworth League meets at 7 P M Midweek services are Wednesday evening
Pleasant Corner notes a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs. Edwin Hedlund with guests Mrs Bard Mrs Fred Anderson Mrs Elmer Anderson and Mrs Hollis Dolan and twins Vivian and Virginia. Sunday visitors at Will Herrmann included Ernest Nyquist Matt Sterrup and the Lewis Herrmann family. Ed Burke spent Sunday with his brother Fred Hedlund and wife. Howard Hartman and son Lloyd visited Garrett Mentink. Emma Anderson called on Alegria Johnson. Alvin Anderson and family spent Monday evening with Oscar Anderson and Emma. Mrs Louie Johnston visited Merle Timm Tuesday afternoon. Edwin Hedlund hosted Albert Nelson and wife and Ed Johnson and daughter Sunday.
Beulah area notes report the Fair View and Valley Sunday Schools picnic in P. C. Wiseman Grove last Friday with strong turnout and enjoyment. Various locals were mentioned visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns for events and courses. References include Hilbert Buchta leaving for Edwardsville a week, Lena Bryan and Grand Island students to Chicago for a summer course, and several visits among Dakes, Mace, and related families.
A district 37 school meeting Monday evening re-elected officers for the next year. Will Herrmann remains director Arvid Anderson continues as treasurer and Arthur Nelson serves as moderator. Mr and Mrs Harold Morris visited Tuesday afternoon at the place.
An advertising appeal promotes Deuel Kimball and Cheyenne Counties as superior land investments citing ten year records and current prices. It touts lower cost than Polk County land and high wheat yields of 50 to 60 bushels per acre, urging contact to view lists and verify claims. The message targets buyers and renters, urging immediate action with contact numbers.
Neighborhood visitors and family gatherings are reported in Shelby with multiple households hosting relatives from Fullerton and nearby towns. The Children’s Day program is set for Wesley Chapel with Sunday services and Sunday school schedule listed. Local residents travel to see kin, attend events, and partake in school meeting improvements and community dances.
A fragmented quote underscores how a man’s progress hinges on ongoing movement and his plans with his banker. It argues wise bank dealings foster loyalty and cooperation, noting that many succeed with the right financial partnership.
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