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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
4
A rambling forecast extols the coming wireless era, predicting fewer crossed wires, cheap infrastructure, and widespread use from radios to streetcars. The piece envisions wireless lectures, broadcasts, fence sensors, and even livestock management, noting uncanny progress and the pace of change.
A packed Beulah theatre drew standing room crowds last Wednesday for a basket supper and a student performance. The Delco Light orchestra provided music and net proceeds reached 141 dollars. Edgar Wisley celebrated his twenty first birthday with a surprise party at his home. A quiet wedding joined Maria Stearley and Howard Deeter at the J W Christian home with Rev Hendrickson officiating.
Wahoo district judge E. E. Good seeks a seat on the supreme bench this year. He is described as having a long, ably served record and is universally conceded to be the proper man for the place. He is expected to receive generous support in this county.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCormick visited at Polk Sunday evening. Mrs. W B Dake traveled to Chicago and Pennsylvania visiting relatives. Fairview Pit Club to meet Friday after school at the consolidated school. Gilford Hendrickson confined at home with a severe sore throat. Dorothy Wisely missed days of school due to pink eye. One hundred four attended church Sunday morning. Mother's Day to be observed next Sunday at the church. Messrs Sanders and Younger began work on the parsonage. Mrs H A McCormick bedridden with acute bronchitis. Mr and Mrs M E Daniels and son Dale and Mrs W B Doke were York visitors Saturday.
Chairman Kruttschnitt recalled during testimony that under McAdoo the railroads printed his name on every ticket menu placard time table and bulletin. He argued this showed personal aggrandizement as a controlling influence. Public opinion soured on government operation and McAdoo’s ego and incompetence.
The Farmers Union Store in Osceola will remain open every Wednesday evening for the rest of the season.
Editorial cheers a Harding move to reduce the federal car fleet from 946 to fewer centralized garages. Centralizing repair and painting is expected to save nearly 100000 dollars annually and improve efficiency, praised as good work and urged to do more.
Reports from 1 438 firms to the United States employment bureau show a net countrywide rise of 2.6 percent. Despite a large textile strike in New England, automobile iron and steel and lumber trades headed the improving activity.
A notice warns the thief who took two rolls of woven wire from Steve Georgeou’s farm to return them, promising no further action if done. otherwise the writer threatens prosecution. The notice is signed with a terse reward-like line.
Merchandisers announce real value for money with early season focus. Group 4 offers tricotine suits in sizes 16 36 38 and 40, signaling fresh inventory ahead of late summer.
A display features a lovely assortment of red cut beads priced at 98 cents each. The items are shown in a craft shop window, inviting shoppers to add color to their jewelry projects.
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