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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
8
The article lists hog cholera, enteritis, influenza or pneumonia, parasites, hemorrhagic septicemia, and erysipelas as the main sources of pig losses. It warns farmers to prevent these five, seek vet help at first signs, and keep dogs in clean quarters to curb disease spread.
The article outlines five hog diseases Cholera Enteritis Influenza Virulent Erysipelas and their dangers to profits. It emphasizes vaccination before outbreaks and veterinary supervision around weaning for cholera and suggests clean pasture ventilation and careful diet to prevent enteritis and influenza. It warns of transmission to humans from virulent erysipelas and urges strict handling precautions.
Central City residents hosted and visited neighbors during the week. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lindquist and baby with Miss Wilma Peters. Lincoln visitors Dr. and Mrs. Shostrom and others. Birthdays, anniversaries, and group gatherings marked by dinners, galas, and weekend trips to nearby towns.
Receipts at Omaha Monday show 6 000 cattle and 4 500 hogs and 9 000 sheep. Trading active with cattle prices 10 to 25 cents higher than last week. Best cows to 7 75, choice to prime corn fed steers 12 to 13 50, hogs open 5 to 10 cents higher, lambs strong to firm.
A reflection on the Good Neighbor policy promotes social justice and neighborly duty rooted in love of God and man. It cites Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy to urge seeing the true self in others, expanding charity from home to all humanity, with faith in divine provision and peaceful global order.
The Methodist church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by El ton Berck, morning worship at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon on Pathways to Power Through Self Control, Junior High and Senior High Leagues at 7:00 and 7:30 p.m., Official Board at 8:00 p.m. Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoon with a service committee. Choir practice Thursday evening. Father and Son Banquet set for March 24. Quote about life and sanction. Pastor A C Monkman signs.
Next Friday at 7 30 Harmony Society hosts a different program with talent from outside the church followed by a talk by Rev Carlson of the Baptist Church in Stromsburg Lunch will be served in the parlor All welcome Come and bring friends Next Sunday services begin at 11 00 with Power to Follow Jesus and 7 30 with The Choice of Herod This is the Third Sunday in Lent Monday evening Sunday School Teachers meet Wednesday 7 30 Lenten Bible Study 8 30 choir practice Thursday Luther League meets hosted by Mr and Mrs Egnar Hultman with Helen Jones assistance
Nebraska photographer K Langevin chief photographer for The Omaha World Herald has completed a tour of Nebraska's largest penal and reform institutions. His weekly rotogravure pictures depict life behind reformary walls and the treatment of insane patients. The Sunday World Herald feature is billed as the most exciting picture study yet and urged Nebraskans to reserve copies.
A reader praises The Reader's Digest as a standard for ordinary folks and asks for a sample copy via Dept. X Pleasantville NY. The letter notes libraries at home and around the house, with Mrs Baruch reading alongside. The editor acknowledges the request.
The piece traces how magic served as the primitive start of medicine and science, later shifting toward occult and mystic tools as foundational knowledge expanded.
St Andrews St Anne's Society met at Mrs Adolph Kresha Sr home with Mrs Fred Bernt assisting. Rev Reimbold closed the mission and returned to Blue Hill. Dale Watkins of Shelby re elected to reach the coming year in District 16. The Bright Side 4-H club to hold first meeting Saturday afternoon March 11 and begin work for the year after fall reorganization.
Dorcas club will meet Friday evening March 10 with Irene Forss and Alice Oberg entertaining. Ladies Aid meets Thursday March 9 with Mrs Herman Jones and Mrs Victor Thelander. Various residents attend visits and family gatherings across region.
The couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home Wednesday. Their friends and relatives joined in an evening of enjoyment, while upcoming Stoner Club meeting and other local visits are noted.
Local groups schedule meetings and programs from March 13 to March 15 including Hackberry Greens Chapel Brotherhood, Ladies Aid, Victor School alumni program, Victor Club all day session at Mrs. C. W. Hennings, Stoner Club at Mrs. Andrew Hanson, and Jolly Workers Extension Project at Mrs. Elmer Kindberg. Social notes mention a pre nuptial shower for Irene Hanson, Silver Wedding Anniversary for Rudolph and Mrs. Gissler, and weekend visits among area residents including trips to Omaha and to care for a relative in Worland Wyoming.
For sale the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 35, range 1 west, 6th principal meridian in Polk county. Forty acres all tillable and level. Contact Dr. H. G. Eichhorn RFD 6 Peoria Illinois for details.
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