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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
5
Osceola residents visit Stromsburg and nearby towns. The Farmers Institute auxiliary lists exhibits for girls and women and calls for broad participation. Real estate ads promote Nebraska land opportunities with varied parcels near Lodge Pole and Sunol.
A notice states the author is called to mobilization with the Nebraska National Guard at Lincoln and will be absent from Osceola for an indefinite period. Return date is uncertain but the writer plans to be at home several days before departure to meet readers and handle business upon arrival.
The Signal accuses E Harman Nebraska food inspector of coercing grocers druggists and dealers to sign a constitutional amendment petition at public expense. It says the scheme funds his bid to stay in office and criticizes his Food Journal ads as improper mixing of public duties with private gain. It calls on Governor Morehead to intervene.
The 9 meeting of the stockholders of the Lincoln County Telephone Company was held in Stromsburg Tuesday. Proposals were made for Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company to take over governance of the organization. W. E. Bell R. E. Mattison and L. L. Curtz attended the meeting. Approval from the state railway commission is required for the change of ownership.
A. D. Bush made a business trip to Grand Island Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Conar of Central City were Hordville visitors Friday. Albert Nyberg owns a new car called the Crow. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Anderson were Central City visitors Thursday. Mrs. G. W. Morgan of Spalding was a Hordville visitor Tuesday. John Bush and family visited his parents Sunday. B. D. and D. E. Bush Ivor Carlson and Ben Timmons were Central City callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Young and Mr. W. Hallet and daughter Mary of Imperial Chase county spent an afternoon visiting James G. Bush.
Sunday school and Bible classes are set for next Sunday at 10 o'clock with services at 11 am and 8 pm, all in Swedish. Osceola Imp. Co. advertises ice cream, W and C absorbers for Fords, Affinity Cleaner, and tying services. Delegates Fernandez and Hedlund attend Luther League Convention in Mead. Grace Cunard and Francis Ford star in Peg O The Ring coming soon. watch for date.
Guidance on first aid emphasizes keeping the patient comfortable and safe, ensuring fresh air, staying calm, and avoiding disclosure of serious condition to the injured person. Use external heat for cold shock, position the patient if vomiting, cut away clothing without tearing, avoid touching open wounds with unclean items, and cover with clean gauze. Seek a physician promptly.
An English sportsman recalls a dramatic Indian boar escape. The animal, chased into a narrow nullah, vanished from view, then vaulted up a six foot bank and cleared the width of the ravine, leaping over horse and rider and only losing the pith helmet in the escape.
The text contrasts old marital tradition with new realities of women's time. It argues that unrecognized leisure leads to casual, unplanned use of time and consumption of magazines like the Atlantic Monthly, lacking coherent purpose or formal recognition.
A humorous exchange turns on whether the subject is babies or cars. One argues upkeep and costs strain, while two notes the envy and usefulness once owned. The conversation ends with the punchline about misinterpreting the topic as babies.
G T Ray notes customers pleased with Adher-ika mix in buckthorn bark glycerine aiding bowel drainage and quick relief of constipation sour stomach and even soothing appendicitis though no medical claim is made. Osceola Buick adds new auto parts stock at East Side Square. C B Younger thanks neighbors for harvesting 65 acres of corn and supporting ill wife.
Report from El Paso on a bloody clash between American and Carranza troops at the Santo Domingo ranch near Carrizal nine miles from Villa Ahumada. Casualties are uncertain with nearly twenty Pershing soldiers dead and Mexican losses described as more than twenty, following President Wilsons rebuke to General Carranza.
Classified ad notes a three burner stove in near new condition for sale. Contact Mrs Bradbury via S73 phone for inquiry.
The Lexington Herald retells Bishop Dudley’s account of a Mississippi flood where a steamboat captain offered a heartfelt prayer for a destitute family. The piece notes a collection at a meeting and includes a regional land notice for the Peter Bull homestead near Shelby and Osceola Nebraska. Lost silver initial bracelet reported in Osceola with finder urged to return to the Record office.
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