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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
5
A collage of home building pitches, jokes, and tips fills the Osceola Lumber Co page. Light humor riffs on bungalows and magnets, while ads urge remodeling, cottage plans, and cost savings. Local quips touch on porch dreams, coal lines, and cottage living.
Judge L M Merrick officiated his first marriage last Wednesday uniting Elwyn A Johnson and Adelia Johnson of Polk neighborhood. The notice also lists community events, obituaries, bridge club gatherings, and local social updates across Osceola and surrounding areas.
Seed corn varieties from the 1936 state testing, including S29, tested for performance. W. L. Doremus and Benedict are noted in association with the seed lot, suggesting authorship or submission details for the state program.
We express sincere gratitude for the letters cards and flowers received during our hospital stay. We appreciated them. Dr. D. J. Smith and Mrs. K. A. Cornish.
The Progressive Shepherd Sheep Club held its first meeting of the year at the courthouse on February 20. Officers elected include Merle Johnson as President, Harold Hedlund as Vice President, Alvin Swanson as Secretary, and Paul Walgren as news reporter. One new member, Phillip Jone, joined. The next meeting is set for March 6 at Merle Johnson's home.
A fragmentary collection of aphorisms and questions critiques pride, beauty, fate, and fame. The lines muse on judgment, art, and the lasting impact of protest, ending with a puzzling garbled sentence that echoes uncertain meaning.
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