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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
4
A bystander notes men delaying enlistment as spring duties pull them home from war talk. Farmers plan gardens and bowls clash with hoeing as residents juggle chores, sales, and visits while health news and local events fill the streets of Shelby.
If you need hog troughs call on C G Timm. He makes them out of 20 gauge iron and are guaranteed not to leak.
The 2100 weight Percheron stallion Joe Joe, once owned by Clyde Hayhurst, will season 1916 with appearances at Shelby on Wednesday to Saturday at Hayhurst’s barn and at the McBeth farm on other days, McBeth Bros. owners.
HACKBERRY NEWS reports Antony Heimer shelling corn Monday while a heavy storm swept the state. Hermann Richter broke a colt early in the week and various residents from Green Chapel to Aurora share meals, church attendance, and small errands. The text notes numerous names, visits, and farm tasks amid community updates and a Greene Chapel meeting concluding with 28 conversions.
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