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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
6
Visible reputations akin to porous plasters analogy
A compact quotation suggests that if men's reputations were visible they would resemble porous plasters, highlighting fragility and vulnerability of social standing in a metaphorical critique.
Dr Caldwell shares 47 years of constipation wisdom
A physician reflects on constipation and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural, non habit forming remedy. He discourages drastic purges, urges daily movement, and invites readers to obtain a free trial bottle by writing to Syrup Pepsin A BB Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Generone
Monticello
Illinois
Union Pacific 1929 budget flags big Nebraska spend
Union Pacific announces a 96 million dollar maintenance and improvement program for 1929 with 26 million for Nebraska and Council Bluffs. The plan includes 12.79 million for equipment maintenance in Nebraska, a new Omaha passenger terminal unit valued at 3.5 million, and upgrades such as automatic block signals and heavier rail across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Union Pacific
C. R. Gray
Council Bluffs
Union
Mr. Gray
North Platte
Grand Island
Beatrice
Sidney
Gering
Union Passager
Hastings
Nebra
Marysville
Kansas
Power Brothers unload 42 car loads of sheep to Humboldt
The Power Brothers Sheep Co of Humboldt shipped 42 car loads totaling 5,300 sheep from Eden Texas to Humboldt. Also noted are trout stocking on Niobrara near Marsland and a Holstein steer sale at Omaha for $242.30 weighing 1,830 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power Brothers Sheep Co
Humboldt
Eden
Tex
Niobrara
Marsland
B. B. Jackson
Cortland
Omaha
Brough
Weaver Cuts Nearly Half Million From Budget
Governor Weaver vetoed fourteen items from the budget totaling 495000, including the 390000 claims and deficiency bill and the 395000 appropriation bill, in a move that trimmed taxation funds and fish and game fees. The action followed his notable use of a veto axe reducing the legislative package during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Weaver
Elkhorn Girl Wins Interstate Spelling Contest
Elkhorn eighth grader Roma Eggers won first in the oral section of the interstate spelling contest in South Sioux City. Plattsmouth's Leo Sikora finished second after misspelling "fifteen" with one fewer E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Omaha
Roma Eggers
Sioux City
Leo Sikora
Plattsmouth
Miss Eggers
Sikora
Apple Blossom Time Lights Up Southeast Nebraska Orchards
Apple blossom time arrives in southeastern Nebraska as commercial orchards show full bloom. Orchardists report unusually bright fruit prospects after a mild season, with trees including peach, pear and cherry seemingly spared by frost and attracting hundreds of motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Spaulding Bank President Still Owns His Original Homestead
Spaulding-John Sullivan, president of the City Bank of Spaulding, is described as the only man in Greeley County who still owns the farm he homesteaded. He is 79 years old and settled there in 1877, later organizing the bank in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
John Sullivan
City Bank of
Dates Set for State Legion Meet at Hastings
The annual state convention of the American Legion will be held in Hastings on August 26 27 and 28 Adjutant C W Conklin announced About 5000 delegates are expected and state region membership has risen 1500 from a year ago to 16000 with a projection of 19000 before the convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College At
Wayne
D. J. McCoy
Arcadia
Arcadian
Dan Bartlett
Bartlett
Sr Tolen
Ord
Cozad
California
N. C. Vandermeer
Lyman
J. F. Demel
Nebraska
Gering
Union Pacific
Division
Torrington
Archer
Wyo
Gering Yards
Frank Massman
Enoch Bever
Massman
Francis Austin Wilkins
Wymore
George Leland
Wilkins
Falls City
North Platte
Chin Wing
North Wing
Platte Wing
Thompson-Bel
Roy Daggett
Lions Clubs of
Columbus
Governor Weaver
L. E. Gunderson
Lincoln
G. H. Hastings
Winston-Salem
N. C
Arthur Call
Anderson
Ind
Lions International Organization
Ralph Lawrence
State Auditor’s Office
Platte County
Meginns & Schaumberg of
the American Legion
Hastings
C. W. Conklin
Conklin
Old Flour Mill Abandoned After Half Century Service
Hering's Mill four miles north of Royal is abandoned after farmers stop wheat growing. Built by Julius Hering in 1870, the mill housed two generations and 13 children. After 30 years the original building was replaced by a modern 50 barrel mill as R. J. Hering took over the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Hering
Julius Hering
R. J. Hering
Unimproved Land Sells At 65 An Acre Near Chadron
Sam Yutsler and Walter Peterson set a new high price for unimproved farm land in Dawes county by buying quarter sections east of Chadron from Harry B. Coffee at 65 dollars per acre. The buyers plan to build modern improvements and establish homes while pursuing their business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes County
Sam Yutsler
Walter Peterson
Nebraska
Chadron
Harry B. Coffee
Yutsler
Mr. Peterson
Large Windows Make All Rooms in This Home Bright and Pleasant
William A. Radford offers free home building advice for readers. The article details a 28 by 22 foot six room frame house on a concrete foundation designed for terraced sites, featuring a 16 6 by 21 living room, a front corner dining room, an 11 by 8 kitchen, an open stairway, a hallway bathroom, and three corner bedrooms. Clapboard exterior with a colonial door and brick platform gives New England touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Radford
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Mirrors Regain Popularity in Wall Decor
Mirrors and pictures vie for wall space in homes today with frameless Venetian panel mirrors fitting narrow gaps between windows. The gleam and sense of life come from frameless design, with a brass candle sconce as a possible touch above or below the decoration.
Heating System Uses Multiple Pipes For Warm Air
The article explains a warm air heating principle. Air is drawn in and heated by hot-metal surfaces. Best systems pass cold air through several pipes around the heat chamber, producing small heated air streams that travel through separate ducts to rooms.
Damp Cloth Best to Clean Varnished Floor
To clean a varnished floor wipe with a cloth dampened in luke warm water. Do not scrub scald or soap. The hard surface resists dirt. When wear shows sand lightly once a year and apply a new coat.
Blue Prints Guard Tax Dollars In Building Projects
Properly drawn blue prints and precise specifications prevent waste by planning expenses in advance. They map out the entire project from start to finish, saving time, reducing changes, and ensuring quality by avoiding costly substitutions.
Modern Farm Houses Have All Conveniences
The article notes that advances in home equipment enable farm houses to include full modern comforts. It highlights convenience and efficiency gains from new appliances and systems designed for rural living.
Preserving Fresh Floor Appearance Each Spring
The habit of doing this every spring in city and country houses and in office buildings preserves the fresh elegant appearance of good floors.
Black for Sun Parlor Gives Pleasing Contrast
Black is used in sun porches as a bold background or contrast to bright colors. The sunny, colorful room can carry black, unlike many indoor spaces. Picture a wicker chair or porch swing with bright cushions and a table with magazines and lemonade glasses in summer, or a similar scene in winter.
Furring on Inside Keeps Cellar Dry in Masonry Walls
The article explains that dampness in cellars comes from cold causing condensation on masonry walls. It advocates coldproofing by furring inside walls to provide a base for lath and plaster, describing it as a sound construction method.
Antiquated Wiring Found In Over Half Wired Homes
A committee of engineers reports a survey of electrical wiring showing more than half of wired homes use antiquated fixtures. Many need rewiring and nearly all have too few outlets to fully use the electricity purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Engineers
Modern Farm Home Heating and Water Systems
The article explains shifts in rural housing with basement pipeless furnaces and various heating types common on farms. It notes running water is essential for both home and farm operations, including dairy, yards, and fire protection, and that tank systems are moving to basement or buried steel pressure tanks.
Exiles to Siberia Seen as Intellectual Distinct From Criminals
In a village near Omsk a train of exiles, guarded by soldiers with naked sabers, passed by. Mme. Claude Eylan notes in Revue Universelle that most were honest, intelligent, refined, likely part of an intellectual or bourgeois elite, not typical criminals. They wore mud and carried bundles of rags and bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omsk
Siberia
Mme
Claude Eylan
Revue Universelle
Paris
Dostoievsky
Clerical Quips On Bible Interpretations At Reception
Bishop Clair of Covington jokes about modern scriptural interpretations during a reception. He recalls two children misnaming sacred terms, noting the humor in their literal misunderstandings as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Clair
Covington
Our
Canary
Detroit Free Press
Laundry Tips for Children's Handkerchiefs
Advice on cleaning kids handkerchiefs noting they look hopeless and should be washed with good soap, rinsed in water tinted blue with Red Cross Ball Blue.
Nature study must pay for those who pursue it
A reflection urges students and scholars to seek viable paths to fund nature study, arguing practical support and employment opportunities help sustain curiosity and research in ecology and conservation.
Fortune's Wheel Turns Not for You Tune Up the Tire
A compact counsel urges proactive steps when luck stalls. The saying compares changes in fortune to inflating a tire, advising effort and preparation to regain momentum and move forward.
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