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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
4
On both dry and irrigated land corn will be husked and displayed with yields calculated per acre on a dry shelled basis. All interested in corn improvement invited. County agents and vocational agricultural watchers urged to bring delegations. No formal program, open house all day. Substation staff assisted by Lincoln Station personnel will guide visitors and explain the work.
Official notice records a postal entry filed at Osceola Nebraska dated March 3 1879 with a payment of two dollars for processing and related act number 2.
State extension forester C W Watkins announces hardwood and evergreen seedling applications under the Clark McNary Act. No charge for trees. $1 per 100 for handling and packing. carrier collects transport from Lincoln. Delivery early spring. priority to early applicants. Jack pine, Bull pine, Scotch pine and broadleaf species planned. Send names and addresses to the Osceola County agent.
A three day gathering of all interested in the cooperative elevator movement is announced for November 15 16 and 17 at Grand Island. The meeting emphasizes a state wide wheat pooling campaign parallel to other cooperative movements and wholesale pooling efforts.
North Platte Experimental Sub station will hold corn Demonstration Day on Saturday November 12. State agronomist LL Zook urges elevator men and farmers to attend and learn from the experimental plots of varieties and crosses to evaluate potential success in the country and in Canada.
Alberga Wilkens of the 4-H health club urges Nebraska school children to avoid cold or frozen lunches in winter. Regulat ion sandwiches and ice cream items harm growing boys and girls by reducing energy for study and making them fretful. At the Nebraska State Fair health contest forty percent of entrants were underweight. one boy and one girl from each county were selected as county representatives.
The notices urge attendance at nightly services at 7 30 except Saturdays led by Dr and Mrs LaMance with inspirational songs. Three services are planned next Sunday with women and girls meeting Sunday afternoon and Mrs LaMance speaking at the women's meeting. Sunday school starts at 10 00.
A reflection on young adults seeking distant careers. The piece argues that local success in Osceola is as valid as a big city post and cautions against chasing prestige elsewhere for its own sake. It urges pride in home achievements and warns against inflated titles over genuine responsibility.
The St Pauls Lutheran Church completed a two part IM Moeller pipe organ with 560 pipes, 8 great stops 5 swell stops 3 pedal, 8 couplers and detached console. Installed by Paul F Gaerhardt in record time. Dedication planned for late November during Thanksgiving events and new pastor installation.
Public notice lists a sale contact at phone 3711 for Merrick in Osceola Nebraska. No dates or additional details are provided in readable text.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the death and burial of our father and brother Arthur S Boatright. Neola Munford Nell Mills Lulu Carson Grace Johnston. Carnival at High Prairie school Friday evening Nov 4 at eight o clock with a program by Grade School.
Sunday November 27 barber shop owners from York Hamilton and Polk counties are invited to a 2 30 meeting in the City National Bank Building Shop York. A local Mas ter Barbers Association organization will be formed and a lecture on sanitation and customer friendly standards will be given.
A grandmother watching her grandson play in a muddy match breaks into a lively cautionary quip to a fiery headed youth about not tumbling. She notes the improvised needle and pants left unrepaired, adding comic local color to the scene.
A local notes page recalls events at Shark's Hall where only ladies attend. Miss Janie Pulver leads a women’s club with Miss Zella Snead. Mrs. Nine hosted a pleasant afternoon with work baskets and refreshments. Wedding notices list Maitid Ball to Heinemeyer. Clarence Wilson assists the community band. W L Howland suffers severe injuries near Ogallala. a street collision damages a buggy axle as an unknown driver flees town.
Auditorium program for three nights this week features Harold Lloyd in The Kid Brother a family friendly comedy praised as his best yet News novelty also offered with shows priced 15 35 cents
A humorous picture comedy from New York to California in a Tin Lizzie spans 300 miles of fun. Starring Harrison Ford, Bessie Love and other stars, it blends regular short comedy with news. Showtimes include 10 to 25 cents.
Pastor Rev Paul Melin leads services with English and Swedish programs. Ladies Aid meets Thursday. Bible Class and Prayer meetings run Friday and Tuesday evenings. All Saints Day services Sunday at 10 to 11:30 AM plus Swedish Vespers at 7:30 PM. Luther League gathering Thursday evening. Choir and deacon meetings scheduled.
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