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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1925

Page

2

Mechanical Prophet of Coast Survey foretells tides and saves funds

The United States Coast and Geodetic Survey hosts a famed tide predicting device called the Mechanical Prophet No 2 its builders Harris and Fischer created a machine that calculates tides for 14 ports and saves about 180000 dollars annually It was conceived under Director J Lester Jones and used since 1910.

John Dickinson Sherman Uncle Sam Washington United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Department of Commerce Col. J. Lester Jones New Jersey Avenue Bo Street S. E Capitol Grifffin New York Coast and Aeodetic Survey Bureau Griffin Anthony J. Griffin United States National Academy of Sciences American Association For the Advancement of Sciences American Engineering Council Tig World Rollin A. Harris Survey Randolph N. Y Cornell University Doctor Harris G. Fischer Harris Ernst Georg Fischer Baltimore Georg Ernst Caroline (Schmidt) Fischer Germany Julia Frances Lawson Greenville Gua Philosophic Society of Washington Washington Society of Engineers Washington Academy of Sciences Cosmos Club Leland Perry Shidy St. Louis Missouri State University Columbian University George Washington University Jones Do-Son French Indo-China Coast and Geodetic Survey Gulf and Japan Rnest Lester Jones New Jersey Princeton D. C Army Signal Corps Division of Military Aeronautics France Italy American Legion

Coloring of Eggs Reveals Nature's Hidden Design

A Tit Bits note explains how birds lay varied egg colors and patterns. Hedge sparrow eggs show blue beauty while hedge sparrow itself is plain. Kingfisher eggs are white, while open-nest species may also lay white eggs. Some eggs blend with surroundings, others bear scribbled markings.

How to Make Ideal Soap Bubbles for Children

To create large soap bubbles pour two ounces of castile soap shaved into a pint bottle, fill with boiled and cooled water, shake well, and let settle. Skim the clear upper third and add glycerin in a one to one ratio with the remaining liquid. Bubbles eight to ten inches can be made, with a tumbler edge serving as a stand.

Richardson County Courthouse Dedicated After Prolonged Strife

A Nebraska county honors its new Richardson County Courthouse with ceremonies marking the end of a long power struggle over the seat of county government. Historical recollections recount the 1855 contest involving Archer Falls City Salem and Rule, including a violent altercation and gunfire at the Minick hotel as Meek confronted Dr Davis and Dr Dunn.

Falls City Rule Salem Winnebago Yankton St. Stephens Archer Geneva Middleburg Falls City Reavis Meek Davis Dunn Jesse M. Davis Thomas J. Meek Falla City Minnick Richardson County Bank J. Burbank Dr. Davis Davia Dr. Dunn Anatowtssotld-Herald Richardson County Court House Weaver Richardson County

Plan to Mark Vet's Graves Table Rock

County Commissioner Joseph Vruska orders veteran grave markers at Table Rock cemetery through the county clerk. Secretary McLaughlin reports gasoline tax returns disappointing and totaling about 15000 dollars for the month so far.

Vet Table Rock Joseph Vruska Lincoln McLaughlin Department of Agriculture

Quarter Mile Dash Ends Fatally

Fred Grout aged 68 died of heart disease after running a quarter mile to catch a runaway team of six horses used on a gang plow. Cantain A. G. Shaw 83, a Civil War veteran and Indian scout, former associate of Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill and Jim Bridger, died at Beaver City. Oil found at 3600 feet in a Norcatur Kansas well drew hundreds when announced. six more wells planned in the field after the strike potentially spurring further drilling.

Fred Grout Valentine Cantain A. G. Shaw Shaw Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill Jim Bridger Beaver City

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