Local Notables and Community Notes From Osceola
A roundup of residents and visitors with movements to Lincoln Omaha and Hastings. Notables include Dr Boyd and W E Pratt traveling for business, Mrs Nettie Hamilton returning from Omaha treatment, Mrs J L Heald attending a death in Lincoln, and Florence Sturdevant visiting from Lincoln. Also mentions farm sale ads, travels of Mrs Boyatt to San Francisco, and upcoming Hampshire Hog Sale on March 2.
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F. E. Merrick & Sons
Nettie Hamilton
Omaha
J. L. Heald
Lincoln
Jacobson
Florence Sturdevant
State ‘University
C. M. LeMar
Humphrey
I. B. LeMar
Wahoo
Andrew J Shidner
North Lovip
Stromseburg
Shidner
A. X., Boyatt
Karinas City
James Dunn
San Francisco
Seizure of Beggar Malone’s Car by City Marshal
New York City Marshal attaches a $100 claim to Horton A Malone a legless street beggar who rides about with his wife in a costly automobile. The suit by Henry Frank lawyer stems from disputed services and a fight with Malone’s chauffeur over the matter. The attachment follows Malone’s daily street work and livelihood.
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New York
Thrach
Horton A. Malone
Malone
Gend Country
Henry Frank
Thieves Loot Home of Mrs. Duncan on Uber Street
Thieves entered through a cellar window at 2153 North Uber Street while the family was away and removed clothing and jewelry valued at $100 from a tower floor. A family Bible was reportedly taken during the break in.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Dungan
North
Uber Street
Marriage notice of Marie Roberta and Walter Lundgren
Relatives here announce the marriage of Mrs. Marie Mickey Roberta to Walter Lundgren of Silver Creek, the ceremony held in Seward yesterday.
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Marie Mickey Roberta
Walter Lundgren
Silver Creek
Seward
Gratitude for Kindness After Mother's Illness and Loss
The family expresses thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and passing of their beloved mother. Signed by Mis. Jeannie A. Anderson and family including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones and others.
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Jeannie A. Anderson
Lee Jones
A. R. Palmer
Frank H. Anderson
Harry F. Anderson
Wm. N. Anderson
MWR. AND MRS BRIGHAM CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Mr and Mrs Fred Brigham entertained relatives and friends at their home Friday February 16 to mark their 26th wedding anniversary An excellent dinner prepared by Mrs Brigham was a key feature The Brighams enjoy a wide circle of friends and neighbors They have two children Rex runs the home place and Mine Jean teaches school in this city
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Brigham
Fred Brigham
Birthday Social at Shelby Honored Rev Ruch
The Washington Birthday social by the Dorcas Society at the Methodist church in Shelby drew a large crowd last Thursday evening. A lively program by the youth preceded a surprise for Rev C E B Ruch on his birthday with a leather traveling bag, an angel food cake by Mrs Oliver Scow, and a big bouquet for Mrs Ruch. Ice cream and cake capped the social.
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Shelby
Washington
Dorcas
C. EB. Ruch
Oliver Scow
Ruch
Auditorium Program Promises Drama and Comedy
Friday and Saturday events feature George Melford’s The Great Impersonation with James Kirkwood plus Charlie Chaplin comedy and news. A free Saturday matinee for kids under 15 is offered by Osceola Business Men, and Sunday at 7 30 P M Rev Thos E Barr delivers Peoples Popular Service sermon.
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George Melford
James Kirkwood
Business Men of
Osceola
Thos. E. Barr
Will Rogers Film Showing The Gui se Of Women
On March 7 and 8 the American Swedish comedy drama Will Rogers The Gui se Of Women plays. The plot involves hijinks with Val and Hulda as Rogers returns to claim Hulda for his bride. Regular short comedy also featured.
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Val
Hulda
Polk Osceola Local Notes with Numerous Arrivals
Local items list Polk and nearby residents visiting relatives and traveling on business to Grand Island Lincoln and Omaha. Names include Adolf Nelson Robert Scott John Anderson Miss Anna Ludden Carl Chenoweth and many more with church school events and a Hampshire hog sale noted for Friday March 22.
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Adolf Nelson
Polk
Robert Scott
Grand_ Island
Jr.Carren
Hampshire
Doris Draper
Achind
Tom Mickey
Daus’xér
Shelby
W. O. Mickey
John I. Anderson
F. E. Merrick & Sons
D. Reed
Ida Miller
Central City
Wr. Horst
Anna Ludden Ant
Lincoln
George Ludden
Fa Uily
Donald Ray
G. T. Ray
Alien Ray
Harry Davis
Iran
Maude Davia
Stromsburg
John Thomas
David City
Arvilla
Tiagin
Liabie
Axel Berglund
The
State University
Mian
Irene
PY Hall
Careful Egg Packing Boosts Safe Market Transport
Education notes from New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station on packing eggs to reduce breakage. Use second hand crates only after renailing, solidly nailing loose ends, and filling with excelsior pads at bottom top and between layers. Place eggs small end down with pads guiding cushioning to prevent jarring and cracking during transit.
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Poultry Department
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Value of Ordinary Silage Calculation Recounts Prices
A discussion estimates silage value by comparing forage yields and corn prices. Using 50 cent per bushel corn and standard conversion, silage is valued at about 3.70 dollars per ton, based on proportions of five bushels per ton plus 1.20 dollars.
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Pius
Symmetrical Head of Tree Pruning Guidelines
The pruning of fruit trees should ensure even sap flow, remove surplus shoots to conserve vitality, stimulate fruiting without excess, and maintain a symmetrical head of the tree. These aims guide proper pruning practice and balance growth and yield.
Portable pig restraint device for single-handler operation
Description of a adjustable pig holding apparatus that can be operated by one person and adapted to pigs of different sizes, allowing safe restraint during handling and procedures.
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Scientific American
G. Cortez
Los Angeles
Cal
Early Sprays For Fruit Trees In Late Winter
Preparation guidance for February and March sprays on apples peaches cherries plums grapes and pears. Lime sulfur targets oyster shell scale and San Jose scale while Bordeaux mixture and arsenate of lead control bud moths canker worms scab and fruit rot.
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San Jose
Potato Growers Plan Changes After Bad Year
Middle West potato farmers faced losses last year and plan steps to prevent repeats. Michigan Kansas North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota produced about 160000000 bushels. They consider reducing acreage expanding storage seeking new markets and improving marketing plans.
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Middle West
Michigan
Kansas
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Fresh Air as Disease Insurance Affects Farm Health
An editorial urges using abundant fresh air and sunlight to protect dairy barns, chicken coops, hog houses, and homes from disease, highlighting the vitalizing benefits of outdoor conditions for livestock and family health.
Paving Yard Around Dairy Stable Slashes Dust
Concrete around the dairy barn reduces dust and improves drainage. A paved yard makes litter easy to sweep away and ends muddy conditions, promoting cleaner surroundings for cattle and workers.
Public Shoe Sale From National Bay State Co
The National Bay State Shoe Co offers 122 000 pairs of CS Army Munson shoes in sizes 5 to 12. The guaranteed 100 percent leather dark tan waterproof shoes valued at 6.00 are offered to the public at 2.95 with delivery on payment by money order. Refunds available if not as represented.
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Polk County
Nebdreahna
Clara V. Miller
Nebraska
Buhrman S. Miller
H. Ball
S. Army Munson
Aurplus
B. S
Gem Of Burrers Stove and Furnace Deal Signal
Six years of successful record mark a Burrers Lincoln Nebraska listing offering a $7.50 heat stove size and a $15.00 furnace option with a $1000 price tag. Gem Of Burrers showcases memorialized sales at 1844 location in Lincoln, Neb.
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Lincoln
Neb
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Shasta Candy Kitchen
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