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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
7
USDA researchers suggest using spare incubator space to incubate extra eggs for a 21 day embryology lesson. By daily candling and careful observation, families can watch development from germinal disk to a living chick, including breaking an egg for direct study.
Second hand Star Oil stove with 3 burners priced at 7.50. Star Oil stove with 4 burners priced at 10.00. Dexter hand power washer used once, now 15.00. Wick type oil stove with 3 burners in good condition 7.50. Two oil stove ovens in good condition 2.50 each. Contact Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co. Osceola phone 107.
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and indigestion in ten minutes. It touts cleansing of both upper and lower bowels and urges readers to try the product for a noticeable difference in how they feel. The ad is from Crouse-Tex Drugs Co.
French scientists recorded 3800 germs per cubic meter on a wet Paris day at 5 PM versus 16000 on a dry day. In the Paris subway sprinkled tracks held 410 bacteria per cubic meter, rising to 68000 after drying two hours later, suggesting moisture reduces airborne microbes and dust control measures may help.
A historical reflection notes the vast highway investment, the link among national parks, and regional practices. It cites the Defense highway shortening Washington to Annapolis travel, details Minnesota’s 100000 miles of public roads, trunk highways patrols, and $33 million yearly maintenance, plus calcium chloride use.
Circular No 24 C updates grading rules for honey for beekeepers and buyers. It includes a wall chart, stamp and label designs, and supersedes earlier circulars. The 82 item manual covers grades colors packing for home and export trade and standardization aims. Issued by the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
I L Baldwin of the University of Wisconsin college of agriculture urges farmers to inoculate clover seed on acid soils. He notes the soil lacks nitrogen-fixing bacteria when clover is absent, so inoculation supports better growth and yields and reduces crop failures over years.
Farm notes advise changing pastures often and seeding alfalfa on good soil for a strong stand. Small amounts of oilmeal help brood mares. Early hatching boosts fall and winter pullet eggs. Calves on milk should get small, frequent feedings. Seed where you sow. Horses resist sudden feed changes after idle periods. Army engineers note higher river traffic on the Mississippi and Ohio.
Early descriptions refer to the Rocky Mountains as the Shining Mountains in period writings. These sources coin the term to reflect the luminous qualities of snow and rock under sunlight and to distinguish the range from surrounding landscapes.
Insects transmit various diseases impacting both crops and wildlife. Researchers note multiple species act as carriers, spreading pathogens through feeding and movement. Control measures focus on monitoring populations and reducing exposure to vulnerable hosts.
M F A Walker explores a provocative idea that insects could become Earth's masters. He notes ants spiders bees and the entire insect world reproduce with far greater vigor than humans, suggesting a future where insects rival or exceed human influence.
The passage argues insects have long posed huge threats from Bible times through modern plagues like the boll weevil and gypsy moths. It credits human ingenuity with conquering each invasion and questions Maeterlinck’s view that insects might someday overpower humanity.
An essay warns that rat pests cause about 200 million dollars of annual damage, arguing humanity will prevail over both rodents and insects. It cites human achievement from the Panama Canal to air and sea mastery, urging resilience and biblical reflection.
Creditors of Osceola Bank Osceola Nebraska must file claims with Receiver R O Brownell or the Polk County District Court by July 5 1928. A hearing on claims is set for August 3 1928 at nine A M at the Polk County Courthouse. Failure to file will bar claims unless the court orders otherwise.
Public notice of a sheriff sale for real estate in Polk County Nebraska to satisfy a judgment of 32 442 95 plus costs. Description includes SE quarter of section 26 and NE quarter of NE quarter of section 35 in town 14 N range 2 W. Sale scheduled for June 18 1928 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Osceola jail. W Roy Vanhousen Sheriff. Mills Mills attorneys. May 17 24 31 June 7 14.
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