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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
1
Fragments recount a farm tale of a rooster, a mischief-filled night, and village humor. Police actions focus on auto fines for missing numbers, color mismatches, and road overseer penalties, with local notices of meetings, births, and community ads interwoven.
The Woman's Club offers Osceola residents access to a water color paintings exhibit by noted artists at the High School building on May 10, 12, and 13. A nominal 10 cent single admission or 13 cent season ticket is charged. Hours are 2 to 5 30 PM and 7 30 to 10 PM.
Local contractor advertises cement work for sidewalks walls water tanks floors and foundations. Promises high quality and guaranteed results. Calls for contact at phone number 397.
Prof Joy arrives in Stromsburg for a series of lectures starting Sunday afternoon open to men only at the Opera House. He lectures on the relation of psychology to morality and holds public addresses each evening through Thursday. The school board plans daily instruction in grades and high school sessions Monday to Friday.
The Luther League will be entertained by Miss Otilia Johnson this evening with a good program. Services and US next Sunday follow as usual. The offering will go to the organist, as customary on Whitsunday.
The Teachers' Reading Circle examinations will be held at the county courthouse on Friday May 16 and Saturday May 17 1913. The How to Study examination will be on Saturday forenoon and the American Rural School examination on Saturday afternoon. Amelia Rasmussen County Superintendent.
Four heads of good sound work horses offered by R. C. Gregg of Osceola Route 4. Three are four years old and one is five years old, with weights ranging from 1200 to 1500 pounds. Phone 543 Pink ft.
Pure Brad Percheron stallion will begin standing season at a home 3 miles east and 2 miles south of Oscedie, and 3 miles west. The notice announces breeding availability for the season at the farm location.
Four Goldens and 100 National steel posts offered at cost. 40 bushels Seed Corp items priced at $1.50 per bushel. Contact Q M Lundstrom for details.
For sale a set of 15 Brown Leghorn eggs at fifty cents. Incubator lots priced at dollars per lot as listed.
An old man recalls the students who became a lawyer, an electric salesman, a professor, and a preacher, with a light remark that John Bill Dick and he himself may be needed to fill roles like professor and preacher at the ceremony.
Archaeologists on the southeastern slope of the Temple Hill in Jerusalem report discovery of several early forks. The pottery items are dated to around 2990 to 3000 BCE, suggesting significant ancient craft activity at the Seristure site.
In a West London County Court case the debtor is asked about current earnings and living arrangements. The examiner quips about living on the moon, and the debtor replies he lives off his wife. The judge orders ten days.
The craft team of the American Museum of Natural History has sailed to Japan to hunt the gray California whale, a specimen needed for the collection. The voyage aims to secure a representative specimen for the museum’s display and study.
A fragmentary dialogue features Hiss Miami Brown and Erastus Pinkley trading quirky lines about desire and transformation. The exchange humorously muses on feeling like a bird and becoming a chickery hawk in a playful back and forth.
A dialogue between a father and son explores contrasting views on money and its value. The son rejects the father’s suggestions, asserting he can think of many ways to spend money the father never imagined.
Mrs Dashaway recalls seventeen years of superstition and the curious bond with a neighbor. The text shows fragmented speech about belief, time, and personal quirks in a domestic vignette.
A fragmented exchange shows Inveiv and his son discussing digging and pulling from a dying town. The boy warns a tree grows deeper with age as roots sink into the soil, suggesting persistence amid decline.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe dwindling revival meetings and sparse soul saving efforts in cities during summer, with faint references to Tesorte districts and vague financial or center mentions. No clear events or dates are established.
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