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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
4
Gasoline price listed at 1.17 with a 7.49 total, and a Duncan Production Company entry shows hens stags 18 48 14 9 lu 22 46. The fragment suggests prices or counts but lacks full context or dates.
Osceola and nearby towns feature visits from relatives and friends, Eastern Star events, church and club activities, and local business ads. Residents include George Bond in Lincoln on business and many neighbors hosting guests, with community updates on deposits at First National Bank Osceola and upcoming social gatherings.
A local shop announces a spring wardrobe refresh featuring dresses coats hats scarves and gloves plus home furnishings rugs curtains and drapes. The ad touts lower cleaning prices due to higher volume and offers free consultation as part of Service to Your Door by Humphrey Engelhardt Store.
Rev Paul Melin pastors a Harmony Society gathering March 15 at 8 PM at the Peterson home six miles southwest of town. Lent services include Swedish worship at 11 AM and English vespers 7:30 PM Sunday March 14. Tuesday Bible classes 7 80 8 30 PM with choir practice. March 22 Luther League meets at the Peterson home with the Anderson and Allinder families helping.
The notice lists an eight room modern house in Swede Home for sale. It also mentions nearby residents and social visits including Peter J. Jones and Gerald Jones with bridge gatherings and guests visiting in Chapman and Omaha.
Winners in the guessing contest at Cook Paint and Varnish Co. of Omaha held last week at Hotchkiss & Wells include Otto C. Schaber first prize a gallon of paint Albert Ryan and Gerald Peterson second prizes a gallon of paint and Robert MacBeth and John N. Nelson third prizes a quart of Auto Enamel.
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