Osceola Record Names Walter J. Herbes Editor and Publisher
The Osceola Record, Polk County's oldest newspaper, announces Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher. Herbes assumes leadership of the historic paper, underscoring its continuing commitment to local news and community coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Walter J. Herbes
Polk County notices highlight court week and matrimony
Forty years ago in Osceola Polk County residents prepared for district court and juror lists while noting marriages and betrothals. A series of social events includes parties for Miss Gracie Heald and birthdays, with new business openings at the Model Stores and construction on local buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hughes
Missouri
Polk County
Gracie Heald
Dr. Waller
Osceola
District Court
Pat Dwyer
E. Hahn
Wm. Campbell
Geo. Cook
A. R. Benjamin
C. A. Flodman
Wm. Brandt
Frank Dunning
W. A. Cornish
W. B. Lewis
Oscar Mustard
J. B. Gilbert
A. F. Nuquist
Geo. Ward
L. B. Bloom
J. W. Crozier
Adam Buchta
I. J. Merrick
Gilbert Clark
August Fickle
F. P. VanDorn
N. Macken
John Valentine
D. T. Mackie
Hurst
Anton Anderson
Hilda C. Anderson
Beebe
Ira J. Shostrom
Alima Christofferson
Engstrom
Stromsburg
Anton Eckburg
Augusta Hjelm
Albert J. Brandt
Elizabeth F. Clingenberg
VanVinck
Model Stores
Model Toggery
John C. Rogers
Model Shoe Store
Victor Johnson
Joel Bowser
Elkhart Indiana
Nebi
Annette Morse
Goshen
Indiana
Charlie
Kittie Marcia
Tressa
Vera
Edwin Johnson
Bert Wheeler
C. BE. Jones
Grand Island
Jones
John Thelander
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
California
Henry Samuelson
T. D. Richards
Esther Lees
Frank Leibee
Bradshaw
Aelda Fentress
Lloyd Timm
Doan’s Pills touted for kidney health in old ad copy
An enduring Doan’s Pills advertisement urges readers to address tiredness backache and urinary symptoms by targeting kidney function. It claims Doan’s cleanses the blood of waste and notes wide world use, urging purchase from any drugstore.
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Doan
Dean
One-Stop Produce Station Seeks Sellers for Cash Purchases
A local outlet promotes itself as a cash buyer for poultry cream and eggs. It offers to accommodate sellers, promising to pay the highest market prices and to provide a one stop service for produce.
Osceola County Commission approves 1935 claims march minutes
Osceola Nebraska March 5 1935 county commissioners convened with all members present. Claims audited and paid from multiple funds include salaries supplies and pensions for numerous officials and services with motions to adjourn to March 19 1935 and approval of securities substitution at First National Bank Stromsburg.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Bennett
Clade
W Wickberg
Lloyd Bursworth
Food Center
Stromsburg
Aid
Jmi Cuzick
W. Taylor
Frank Hardy
H. Comfort Don. Graham
Gus Iseburg
FERA
C L Anderson
R L Schroeder
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Sinclair Oil Station
Polk Sane Cerie
P J Garten Same
E Thompson Same
Hansen Drug Co
Lone Star Grocery Same
Ia O Monson Co
A A Wurtz Same
D H Westfail Same
Leonard Johnson Same
John C Rogers Same
P R Smith Same
Angeline Johnston Same
Harley S Eklund Same
D J Smith Same
Nels Anderson Same
Nelson & Son
Nordland Same
E G Brillhart Same
E Steeple
SOWIE
Yi Cveses Oestoralistas
Beebec
Food Center Polk
C W Moon Same
R M McDonald Same
Sam Bennett Same
Theo
Anderson
Chris Nelson Bros
Clyde Kennedy
Mrs
Marshall
Donald Graham
Chris Gilbert
John Swanson
Swan Anderson
Hardy Keller
Polk Aid
Cleo Anderson Mercantile Co
Cerdaughiliss
Poe
Geo. Mitchell
Marion McClure
F. Lind
Forslund & Carlson
A. Marshall
Montgomery
Albert J Hillburg
A. P. Lind
Chas. Stewart
Lloyd Bursworth Same
Nordstrom Grocery Same
Forslund & Carlson Same
Food Center, Stromsburg Pure Food Grocery
Nelson Bros. Dairy
Standard Oil Co
Farmers Union St. Ex
Soldiers Relief Commission
First National Bank
RH. M. Carter
John I. Anderson
Atlas Sorgo Outshines Forage Crops in Drought Trial
University of Nebraska researchers led by Dr. T A Kiesselbach tested 25 forage varieties over nine years. Atlas Sorgo performed best for green forage but failed to produce seed in drought. Hegari sorghum is now advised as drought resuming grain and forage crop. Sorghums offer excellent feed as silage or fodder and stay green after late summer rains. Farmers may plant in rows, broadcast, or drill. seed efficiency varies by method. Seed shortages this year prompt emphasis on increasing sorghum seed supply.
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University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
T. A. Kiesselbach
College of Agriculture
Drouth
Kiesselbach
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Nebraska
University
Local Social Notes From Fairview and Surroundings
Fairview residents report dinners and parties hosting families and neighbors. Notable items include Mead Westman hosting a Sunday School class party with thirteen attendees due to a storm, and local families visiting, birthdays, teaching moves, and upcoming aid society meetings led by Mrs. E B Maxcy and Mrs. Harvey McCormick.
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Fairview
George Mace
Lesta
Mildred Mace
C. J. Norris
Mead Westman
W. B. Dake
Omaha
Donald Heinemeyer
Kearney
George Heinemeyer
Zola Frizzell
J. E. Davidson Attacks Holding Company Bill in Omaha
J E Davidson president of Nebraska Power Co denounces Roosevelt’s Public Utility Bill of 1935. He warns federal regulation would curb local control, threaten private ownership and harm customers. He asserts holding companies provide vital services and laments loss of home rule and rate-fighting tools. He pledges to inform the public and security holders.
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J. E. Davidson
Holding CO
Nebraska Power Co
Roosevelt
Congress
Public Utility Act
Omaha
Nebraska
Neraska Power Company
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Light and Power
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