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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
7
The Record declares support for Sheriff W. Roy Van Hoosen, praising his law enforcement policy as capable, conscientious, and fearless. It argues for enforcing existing laws, endorsing personal qualification over politics, and urges continued backing for officials who enforce duties courageously and without fear or favor.
A speaker recalls a tough growing season with seed failures frost drought and worms. After a harsh spring and ongoing weather challenges a heavy Nebraska rain arrives, reviving crops and hopeful yields for corn wheat oats hay and pastures.
A satirical jab at a local work crew, Osceola traffic block changes at four corners, and bids sought by Masonic lodge for two square lots. Also reports on Yale lock move, birthday visit, Osceola celebrations, Stromsburg tribute, and a new well replacing the old near the stock yards. Red Feather Poultry Feeds closes the piece.
For sale by D. W. McFadden a Remington portable typewriter. Inquire at 37 tf.
The Republican reports that York area churches including Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Evangelical and United Brethren will consolidate or federate their services during summer. Also notes a colorful quote about imagination and a visit with Brother Montgomery of the Bellwood Reporter.
A Friday night baseball game between the Del Morris Cherry Pickers and Polk’s Married team ended after eight innings due to darkness with a 4 to 4 tie. Paul Strand of the Morris squad homered, the evening’s standout moment, as the contest remained unresolved with a rematch date to be announced. Umpires Sundberg and Finstrom officiated.
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