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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1929

Page

2

Osceola Nebraska Subscription Notice Published Thursdays

Local notice indicates a subscription rate per year for Osceola Nebraska issued under 1879 act. Processing appears to be a standard post office insertion with Thursday publication cadence.

Osceola Nebraska

Sabbath observance and the Christian nation

A letter arguing that the Christian Sabbath is essential to Christianity and national welfare. The author cites laws protecting the Sabbath, warns against secular reactions, quotes Daniel Webster, and appeals to Polk County readers to defend rest from labor and commercial pressures. He asserts the Sabbath benefits families, business fairness, and liberty, urging citizens to unite for its preservation.

The Union Daniel Webster Jesus Earth Heaven Moses God Polk County

Sweetness Found in Life s Little Things

A reflective brief notes how small daily joys—letters, kind words, a child s gratitude—lull life into harmony amid trouble. The author cautions against self pity and urges appreciation of quiet, ordinary moments that brighten days and support well being.

London Chronicle

Sea Serpent Myth Dims With Modern Ship Safety

The Smithsonian's Austin H. Clark argues that the safer, more secure modern ocean vessel reduces imagination of sea monsters. He notes old tales emerged when sea travel was perilous and large fish neared ships, though occasional reports persist.

Austin H. Clark Smithsonian Institution

English youth to walk across Africa for exploration

Noel G. Clarke, a young Englishman, plans a London to Capetown trek with channel and sea crossings. He will traverse jungles and deserts to study possibilities of commercial development in Central Africa, focusing on minerals, fiber, timber and other raw materials.

Noel G. Clarke Africa London Capetown English Channel Mediterranean Sea

Polk County Assessor Requires Intangible Tax Filing By May 27

County Assessor George H. Bond warns Polk County taxpayers to file the intangible tax schedule by May 27 or face a registered notice and potential hearing. Failing to comply could trigger tangible assessment at higher rates, fines up to 2000 dollars, and possible jail for nonpayment.

Polk County George H. Bond

Osceola City Budget Estimate 1929 1930

City of Osceola Nebraska proposes expense estimates for fiscal year 1929 1930 including water works maintenance sewer upkeep street lighting library park and public safety costs and a sewer bond interest provision. The plan outlines funding by taxation and other revenues and cites prior year revenue of 2026 24.

Osceola Nebraska Stadt

Ford Model T Reconditioning Aims For Low Costs

Ford Motor Company promotes long service from Model T cars by offering low labor costs for essential maintenance. Generator, universal joint, carburetor, steering gear, radiator, rear axle, and motor overhauls are priced to encourage dealer inspections. Parts remain affordable due to Ford's low-margin policy.

Constan Wyoming Nebraska Ford Motor Company Ford

Steam engine and dairy cow in proper roles

The passage argues that a dairy cow cannot compete with a steam engine for power while a steam engine would be out of place in a cow stall. It concludes that each should be fed and maintained for its intended purpose and kept in good working order.

Friends of the Sabbath Sons of Toil

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