Juniors Stage a High School Theatre Hit
The 1928 Juniors present their annual Class play at the Auditorium on Thursday night. Polly, the Beverley niece, drives the plot as Mr Ralph Beverley contends with surge of spenders. Polly saves the Beverleys, Polly guards the ward and street waifs Tommy and Pudgy win audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Ralph Beverly
New York
Luella Lovell
Beverly
Beverleys
Everett Waite
Beverley
Mildred Olson
Heverley
Hortense
Geraldine
Mae Clark
Pearl Matheson
Tey
Harlem
Linus Heald
Baldwin Beverley
Merle van Vilack
Elinda Hotchkies
H. Feathersone
C. Chadfield
Mr. Beverley
Pauline Snider
Marie
House of Beverley
Frances Heald
Minnie Eckstrom
Rembrandt
Bushnell
Wilmer Anderson
Harkins
Johnny
Peter Hartleigh
Silas Young
John Campbell
Margaret Anderson
Tommy
Pudgy
Principles of Incubator Operation from Colorado Extension Bulletin
Instructions for testing and cleaning incubators cover body sanitation, interior disinfection, tray replacement, and dusting diaphragms. Regulatory device checks include thermostat tests with a lighted lamp, and thermometer verification against a 95 to 105 F range, with proper mounting. Lamp box cleaning, kerosene management, burner replacement, wick care, chimney fitting, and heat distribution are detailed for safe operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. C. Ufford
Colorado Extension
Obituary for Mrs Silas Miller and Margaret Anderson
Two funeral notices from Osceola Nebraska recall the deaths of Mrs Silas Miller in Osceola after a long illness and Mrs Margaret Anderson of Omaha formerly Racine Wisconsin. Miller leaves husband Silas Miller two sons and a daughter with four grandchildren. Anderson leaves six surviving children, two died earlier, and four grandchildren. Both services were led by Rev Thomas Barr at the First Presbyterian Church Osceola with interment in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Miller
Presbyterian Church
Thos. RE. Barr
J A. Klein
Hoffer Cemetery
Hackberry
Clara Victoria Fox
Frederick County
Maryland
Illinois
Polk County
Nebraska
Hackberry Precinct
Osceola
O. M. Blevins
Thayer
Nebr
I. L. Miller
Des Moines
B. S. Miller
Shelby
Chas. H. Fox
Yakima
Wash
Merry Workers
Claibourn
Iowa
Margaret Cc Anderson
Margaret Cilough Thegle
Newburgh
Scotland
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Margaret
Racine
John H. Anderson
Andersonville
Libby
Columbus
Shelby Nebraska
Mfr
Anderson
Omaha
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church of
B'Y
First Presbyterian Church
Osceola Retailers Discuss Boy Scout Troop Start
The Osceola Retailers Association met to plan organizing a Boy Scout Troop led by Delmar McFadden. Paul Johnson G. T. Ray and George Carson were named Scout Committee to sponsor and aid the movement as the group also arranged band concert plans for a summer festival next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Retailers Association
Osceola
Delmar McFadden
McFadden
Paul Johnson
G. T. ‘Ray
George Carson
Osco
Shelby notes ill health visits and community events
Mrs J A Tarble is reported quite ill this week. York visitors Rollie Blair and wife attended. A baby boy born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Harry Miller. Numerous town changes include postmaster appointment hints, weddings, moves, and trips to Omaha and Lincoln. The Shelby community sees sickness, travel, births, and a large wedding at the Kumpf home with plans for housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Ruth Mihaffey
Columbus
E. E. Knerr
Stromsburg
Washington
N. V. Gondringer
E. E B. Reece
Tom
Omaha
C. W. Moon
Oscar Strand
Chas. Stettner
Polk
Strand- Ray Lumber Co
Strand
Yard
Guy Anderson
Shelby
M. J. Reisdorff
D. E. Smith
Lincoln
Henry Stalnaker
Clyde Raitt
Archie Raitt
Frank Barker
Engelhardt
Theodore Bayrhoffer
Rising City
Eagle
Texas
Clint McBeth
John Benda
Amelia
Fremont
Fred Kumpf
Ella Kumpf
Clayton Beebe
R. R. Prell
Strand Bay
C. J. Augustine
Theo German
Arthur Scott
Thelen
R. J. Miller
Everett Reece
U. B. Church
Albert Dickhute
Albert
Matamoros
Mexico
Martin Fasbender
John Matticks
George Weiser
Overland
R.E Hartson
Kinney
Weiser
Main Street
P. J. Ball
Ella’ Kumpt
Duensing
Tilden
Nebr
Walter Ballenger
Laura Beebe
Proom
Herman Kumpf
Beebe
L. S. Loomer
York
Wm. Kisler
Grand Island
M. G. Lindburg
Rev. Owens
Paul Strand
A. W. Shafer
G. M. Hill
Chas. Johnson
Hordville
Claude Green
C. H. Lindburg
Building Season Preview by William A Radford
The Record begins a two page illustrated home and farm building section edited by Chicago architect William A Radford. The feature offers practical dairy barn with silo plans this week and previews a forthcoming house. Readers can submit questions to Radford who will answer them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
The
Record
Chicago
William A. Radford
Mr. Radford
Silo
Radford
For Sale One Damaged Auto From the Exchange
A humorous 1920s style for sale listing describes a battered used car with many faults. It notes missing parts including fender seat plank and radiator and warns it leaks oil and gas and runs poorly. The piece boasts oddball repairs and declares the car “a dam good auto” for its condition.
Rev A Serenius’s fiftieth birthday celebrated at Lutheran church
February 20 marked the fiftieth birthday of Rev. A Serenius of the Lutheran church. The congregation gathered for a program including a talk by L J Johnson, a solo by Miss Hildur Peterson, and a poem read by John G Carlson. Rev C A Sward attended and spoke, with the Sward family present. bouquets and purses were given, followed by refreshments in the basement where candles lit a happy evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrge. Seenius
What Is a Capon and Why Caponize for Profit
McBeth sold 39 capons for the market last week, grossing 76.86 dollars, double what cockerels would bring. The piece urges farmer cooperation to caponize surplus cockerels to create a home market and improve prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H. McBeth
Producers to Open Western Co op in Kansas City
The National Live Stock Producers Association plans a new producers cooperative in Kansas City Missouri backed by seven state farm and livestock groups from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. The firm will source shipments from Colorado Utah Nebraska and other western states as well as from Missouri Oklahoma Kansas and Texas. For the week ending February 2 the Chicago Indianapolis St Louis and Peoria terminals led the Producers and Buffalo ranked second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Commission
National Live Stock Provocers’ Association
Kansas City
Missoui
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Txes
New Producers Association
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Missouri Livestock Shippers Association
Kansas Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas Livestock Shippers Association
Oklahoma Livestock Shipping Association
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
National Live Stock Producers Association
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Western
Texas
Chicago
Indianapois
St. Louis
Peoria
Buffalo
Extension Agents and Farm Bureau Ties Strengthen Rural Outreach
The Farm Bureau News outlines close linkages between extension agents and farmers organizations, tracing the rise of county Farm Bureaus. It explains agent duties remain educational while avoiding direct involvement in production or business activities, yet agents assist organizations with information to aid success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau News
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Theaght O
Couny Barn
Granges
Farmers ‘Nion Societies of Equity
Osceola Businessmen Host Free Show and Pig Catch Event
Osceola and Polk County residents are invited to a community day next Saturday in Osceola. The event features a free show, a pig released in the courthouse square for capture, and a large auction featuring horses, hogs, machinery, and household goods. Local firms advertise bargains and urge guests to attend for a day of entertainment and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Osceola
Courthoosa Square
Mas
Osceola West
Card of Thanks to Kind Friends
To those kind friends who so help fully assisted during and after the last illness of wife and mother we express our deep appreciation Bilas Miller and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilas Miller
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Roper
J. F. Higgie
Tile
Jane M. Fellows
Wis
BOY Scout
J. A. Tarble
Rollie Blair
Wife
Amos Freiday
Meliie Scott
Lingell, Wyo
Munday
D. N. Mills
Cliff Branting
Co. V. Lind
Farmers Union
Albin Burke
Seward
John Yden
Baptist Church
Edwin Anderson
Huston
Clarence Bodine
Dan Ice
Newton Folks
Arvid Morrison
Sweden
Mrs. Pearson
Arborville
C. H. Balls
C. H
W .A. Lindburg
P. Sack
J. T. Samuelson
Stockham
Lake ‘Gook
Lawrence Blair
White
Mary Blair
H. Jones
Clarks
O. F. Alfred
Maxwell
S. C. Shafer
Claude Green Grove
Scribner
Mr. Roberts
R. L. Cox
Hokenson Hotel
Mrs. Hokenson
Chas. Whittmore
Otto Nelson
C. H. Parkis
A. E. Swanson
A. E. Crow
J. P Nelson
Duree McNeeley
Crow
Ross Darrance
McNeely
L. A. Kaehler
Pete Dittmer
Dittmer
Fred Lind
Polk High School
Assa
Agricultural Department of the Record
A. Serenius
Enius
Their Entertainment
L. J. Johnson
Miss Hildur
Capon
Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
American” Farm Bureau
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