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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
8
The column notes spring arrival as men like John Carlson Giles Cole Pete Nelson and others rise early to tap syrup trees tend to chores and prepare for warmer days. It references bootleggers remedies beer and local antics with neighbors and a humorous look at daily rural life.
The county issued marriage licenses to Egnar Carl Hultman of Genoa and Myrtle Swanson, a teen resident, marking the official union under state registry.
An 16th century overview traces Puritan origins to Wycliffe and Lollards, noting splits into strict Presbyterians and moderate Separatists, followed by Puritan migrations under James I to Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay, shaping early New England colonies alongside a modern classified closing sale notice in Stromsburg and David City.
Advance Premium List for Polk County Fair September 26 to 29 1922 details entry rules premiums and classes for School and Industrial clubs. It specifies no discretionary entries, deadlines, and mounting requirements plus district supervision by the County Superintendent.
Joe Lanza a nineteen year old former Society for the Blind worker who had his eyes operated on after repeated examinations says he is glad to see again but faces unemployment. He previously worked with other blind men in the broom shop and chairs, and now searches for a job while appreciating restored vision.
Trappers arriving from districts near Kootenay Lake report a fine carbonate float with coarse visible gold. Snow prevented vein location but mine could be traced once melts. Old-timers energized by discovery. speculation centers within fifty miles of Nelson near the lake.
An old legend recalls a vein found by two prospectors near Kuskanook, yielding 12000 in two months before a fatal quarrel cut their venture. One partner died in a gamblers’ dispute. the other vanished after theft and vengeance. Proctor’s namesake was to be involved but died earlier, leaving the tale obscured.
A wireless typewriter built by University of Illinois electrical engineering students will headline the post vacation exhibit. The device uses relays and magnets to automate keystrokes and broadcast output from the lab half a mile away.
The note discusses restricting a system to execute only specified key functions during a defined period to ensure proper operation. It emphasizes limiting capabilities to those essential for current tasks and maintaining focused performance.
The French chamber voted to acquire cottage at Maillane near Avignon where poet Mistral lived and died. The move mirrors national effort to preserve cultural heritage including Fabre's Serignan residence. Mistral's widow remains at Maillane with her spaniel bearing the inscription Tam jougeor.
The home economics department at the University of Maine temporarily adopts Frances Pauline, four months old, with sixteen male students caring for the infant. They will use scientific methods, monitoring health, sleeping patterns, and nourishment on a defined schedule.
A farmer in Negon attempted to kill his aged dog with crow poison. The dog did not die but instead revived, jumping and barking with renewed vigor.
Miss Mildred Richmond returned from Fremont for a Sunday visit. District 40 and 63 teachers were ill this past week. The Fred Calking family visited Harry Hewitt Sunday. A two month old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ord Pearce of Moscow Kansas died. Miss Mays sang at the chapel Sunday. Whitman Olson strained his ankle last week. The Missionary society met at Mrs. Alonzo Merrick’s last Thursday. L J Johnston and family with the A Vance clan and Leone visited Floyd West’s home during the week.
A large closeout sale offers 150 sets of harness 54 sets of fly nets and all other harness goods at big discounts. Golden Red Garage on the South Side of Square in David City Nebraska is advertising the sale.
Notice that by virtue of a chattel mortgage dated February 23 1921 and recorded April 7 1921 Albert F Ervin to C D Kinsman to secure 323.00 debt now 352.80 will sell March 16 2 PM at the Northeast Quarter of Section 23 Township 16 Range 1 West Polk County Nebraska personal property including a lumber wagon blue roan mare two black geldings harness red cow and cat located in Polk County Nebraska. Dated February 20 1922 C D KINSMAN Mortgagee Mills Beebe Mills Attys.
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