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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
8
The paper announces a weekly feature by C. Houston Goudiss titled What You Seat and Why. He explains food science for home makers linking laboratory knowledge to health, not a recipe column. Each article will explain which foods benefit families and why, and readers are urged to collect them.
The article recounts the 1761 founding of Yarmouth Port Nova Scotia by eighty Cape Cod pioneers from Sandwich and Yarmouth Massachusetts. It details early hardships including a failed supply ship, Micmac aid, and the subsequent rise of fisheries and shipbuilding that made Yarmouth notable for clipper ships and sea captains.
The Erie and Kalamazoo, Ohio’s first steam line and West’s pioneering railroad, began as a toledo project by Dr. Samuel O. Comstock. It opened Toledo to Adrian in 1836 with early horse power plans abandoned for iron rails and steam locomotives. The Mad River & Lake Erie reached Dayton by 1844 after earlier charters, amid a broader Ohio rail boom.
Receipts of cattle 8 000 head. Prices steady for steers yearlings and heifers with best steer 9.85 and best heifers 8.50. Cows and rough stock lower while stockers and feeders near steady. Hog receipts 3 500 head with light shipping hogs steady to 20 cents lower on packing grades. Fat lambs steady to higher with fed woolled lambs at 8.60. Heavier sheep higher with fat ewes 4.85.
The Pony Express is hailed as a spectacular mail route rivaling ancient courier systems. It stretched from St Joseph Missouri to Placerville California nearly 2000 miles through arid plains hostile tribes and rugged mountains including Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Utah Nevada and the Sierra Nevada during the era of early settlement and gold rush influx.
Edmond Hoyle an English writer born 1672 became famed for systematizing whist rules. He spent years in London teaching card play and publishing a definitive guide. Hoyle died in London 1769 and his name became a byword for fair play to the letter.
The passage explains that ordinary water has the chemical formula H2O with two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. It notes water's long-standing presence since Earth's cooling and claims natural water has the same density worldwide.
The 1939 World Fair in New York will dedicate a $60 million Central Mall statue to freedom of the press. A nude woman figure symbolizes unadorned truth observing world events, with a child reading a newspaper as a tribute to press moral standards.
Polk County Nebraska commissioners meet in regular session with all members present. Claims audited and allowed include County Central Fund allocations for Van Boskirk Remington and other warrants. Salaries listed include County Judge L Merrick 160.33 and Clerk of County Court Lillian Timm 60.00. Olive M. McBeth County Superintendent salary 141.66. A. Reece Clerk Dist Court also noted.
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