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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
5
Market listing shows corn wheat oats hogs and dairy prices with readings and a stray numeric line indicating price shifts and a few illegible entries. The only clear figure is 9.80 likely tied to a price point in the dairy section.
Local notices include Mrs. Don Byers hosting Entre Neus, multiple farm and livestock for sale such as Black Mare and Short horn bull calves, eggs for hatching, and pineulating goods. Social items report visits, club meetings, bridge events, church activities, and a 45th wedding anniversary with a gathering in Stromsburg.
The Woman's Club met March 3 at the school house with President Mrs I D Huston presiding. Officers for the coming year include President Mrs J G Hansen and Vice President Mrs C A Frasier. programs featured the Art and Craft, Literature, and Music departments.
Denton area social page notes Doc Cook and his orchestra will perform at the Auditorium this evening for a dance. Also listed are ads for a Kimball piano and Comfort Bailey seeds with 95 percent germination and prices. Social folks include Mrs Berck Burritt and Miss Hazel McMeekin hosting bridge tables in honor of Berniece McCormick.
Osceola All-Electric Hatchery lists 500 Red Leghorns 1 to 2 weeks old 500 White Leghorns and 250 Buff Leghorns in starter chick batch.
Geneva Cooper announces a vanity shop opening on the west side in Mr Coyle's Barber Shop and invites ladies to call for patronage.
A note expressing gratitude to customers for six years of patronage and best wishes to all, with a recommendation of successor Miss Cooper, signed Berniece McCormick.
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during their mother’s illness and passing. They especially thank the choir. August Johnson and sons Albert Johnson family Gunnard Samuelson family Otto Swanson family and spouses.
A meditation on how self height cannot be reached while the body is wrapped in hate and the air filled with suspicion. The author argues restriction of hatred stifles true growth and dignified conduct.
The practice keeps mating within a few tightly related family lines to maintain desirable traits, avoiding crossbreeding with more distant, unrelated stock.
A children’s bureau folder states that children aged two to five should obtain at least fourteen hours of sleep in a twenty four hour period. The guidance emphasizes consistent nap and bedtime routines to support health and development.
A hacienda in Peru a hatos in Venezuela a rancho in Chile an estancia in Argentina and a quinta in Uruguay are traditional names for large ranch properties across the Spanish speaking Americas.
The home in Washington DC is the oldest institution established for disabled soldiers. It was authorized on March 3, 1851.
A wry remark by Abe Martin reflects on the role of being a father to a fifteen year old. The Farm and Fireside comment frames父hood as a form of constant effort and watchfulness.
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