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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
4
A man from Genoa, identified as Tom Paproski a Pole and blacksmith, died instantly in a Platte River duck shooting accident when he pulled the muzzle of a gun. The incident occurred Monday evening near H M Power's farm. Relatives include Mrs Joe Liska.
A cracked plate sent to China to have a set made led to a new collection arriving with every plate cracked. Wen dell Phillips is noted in the source as part of the discussion surrounding the faulty import.
Instructions describe making a deviled paste from salad dressing mustard curry powder and Worcestershire sauce to flavor various meats. Techniques include stuffing bones sections of chicken beef ham tripe veal chops and seafood then broiling frying or sautéing to serve hot with paste.
Miss Grace Mickey of Osceola visits the Lee Nic key family on the valley. James Gibbins hosts at Will Zhromerman home. Julius Nebosis makes a business trip to Columbus. The Valley entertainers broadcast from station KGBY Shelby. No first grade pupils at Dist 13 due to snow and rain. Nebraska snow storms noted as worst in four years. Verne McCormick's child ill with possible pneumonia. Elmer Horst hosted by Lee Mickey family. Hubert Alt of Columbus visits Tuesday afternoon. works for B M Motor Co. Mrs John Jaax Sr to return from St Marys hospital. Rudolf Urban visits Will Zimmerman. Walter Morys’s child slowly improving. Will and Calmer Dunn ship two cars mixed cattle and hogs to the city.
Alvin Merrick known as Pete by sellers earns a reputation as a fortune teller in cards and weights guessing. After a bridge party his skill slips and the group presents him with a long stick mounted wheel to tell which way the wind blows, so he need only hold it up.
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