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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
4
The Osceola Record editor and publisher Walter J. Herbes is listed as the paper’s editor and publisher. The notice appears in Osceola Nebraska, the county seat of Polk. The entry reflects a traditional newspaper masthead style from the era.
Thirty nine years ago on March 29 1900 twin boys arrived Sunday with O J Colman as proud father. Orange plans to run the farm with family help. Grace Heald takes a clerk job at I Krasnes new Henderson Block store. Giles Coles prep to move to the country with neighbors giving farewell supper. Reverend Adams to move to Omaha after last Presbyterian service April 1. Ray Pheasant returns from Iowa City after two years in medical college. Nellie Texely arrives from St Joseph Mo to work as millinery trimmer. L B Pitzer to Shelby for study in the photograph gallery.
Reports from South Omaha market show fat lambs in light supply and steady to higher demand. Cattle receipts at Omaha total about 9 000 with prices steady for steers yearlings and heifers while stocky cattle and feeding steers trend weaker overall.
Ten years ago on March 28 1929 Osceola Mapped spring plans at the annual Osceola Country Club meeting electing directors Dr. Oberg Fred Schuman C A Frasier and Wes Snider. Over 125 fathers and sons attended the Father and Son Banquet with Judge Norton as toast master and W M Maupin as speaker. Delaware senate bill 129 advanced to the House and aimed to lower taxes by tax delinquency collection. Market notes list wheat corn fats hogs hens eggs and cream prices. Dixon and Signe Samuelson were chosen delegates to the State Business Women's League convention in Columbus with Sophia Kresha and Pearle Matheson as alternates. Auditorium program highlighted Tim McCoy in The Adventureer and John Gilbert in Four Walls with Uncle Tom’s Cabin drawing full houses.
Hog receipts at Omaha Monday totaled 6,500 head with bids and early sales steady to 15 cents lower than last week’s close. Light weights sold from 6.90 to 7.10, heavy and mixed packers from 6.65 to 6.90, and sows mostly 6.10 to 6.25.
The Polk topic notes a Baptist church youth meeting at the parsonage on Tuesday. It lists Grand Island visitors Miss Jacqueline Lindburg and others, York visitors on Saturday, and several birthday celebrations and social calls including Mrs. Kate Salchow's family birthday event. Readings include weekend guests Beulah Berryman from Cozad and multiple local residents visiting Hampton, Bradshaw, Sutton, Stromsburg, and surrounding areas.
The T C W club gathered this Sunday at Victor Newman’s home near York to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Self invited guests included Mrs Harlan Johnson and many Fredrickson Peterson Johnson families. Lunch followed in the afternoon.
The Stull Corner Pig Club will meet Friday evening at the Adolph Kresha Sr. home. Several local families and guests visited relatives and celebrated birthdays, including Albers 88th birthday in Shelby and multiple gatherings in the Glenn, Morris, Herrmann, and Koehler circles across nearby towns.
The piece explains how early TB infection can show few symptoms in infants and children, with skin tests indicating exposure. A positive result prompts chest X rays and full physical exams to assess active infection and rule out spread to bones, kidneys, and glands, aiming to stamp out the disease through careful monitoring and treatment.
St Andrews sees visitors including Mr and Mrs John Cerney and Miss Anna Cerney from the area south of Shelby. California residents Louis Swan and Mrs Andrew Kro patch with Emory Kropatch of New Castle Wyoming visit relatives here. District 68 pupils attend spelling contest at District 39. Platte Valley baseball team organizes and practices at Elfers on Sundays. Music recital at the Muse Theatre features Mary Ann Staroscik and others.
A Rhode Island bank founded in 1804 with capital of 1 million had only 19 000 paid in. Directors withdrew most of it, another buyer bought out directors for 1200 each from deposits, and borrowed 750 000. When the bank failed it held 85.36 in cash with many bills outstanding.
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