Osceola Nebraska Subscription Notice in Post
Published every Thursday the Osceola Neb publication announces annual subscription at 2.01 dollars with postal entry under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
4
Published every Thursday the Osceola Neb publication announces annual subscription at 2.01 dollars with postal entry under the 1879 act.
Osceola faces Stromsburg after Armistice Day with Stromsburg boasting a strong team and planning to beat Osceola. Osceola and supporters rally on the public square as students note pep rallies, exams, and upcoming play tryouts for Oh Kay.
The Trinity Mixture is recommended as a high protein hog feed for over 100,000 Nebraskans via the Profitable Pork Special. Mix 2 parts tankage, 1 part cottonseed or linseed meal, and 1 part coarsely ground alfalfa meal by weight. For pasture, 95 lb barley and 5 lb Trinity. in a dry lot, 92 lb barley and 8 lb mixture. Mix by shoveling in a wagon box or on a clean floor.
Mrs Alt and Rev Schlachten traveled to West Point on a business trip Wednesday afternoon returning home that evening. James Farris Sr. of Osceola remains in Hastings hospital with bronchial pneumonia and his outlook is uncertain. Tom Farris of Stromsburg visited his father Sunday. Mrs Clint From has been ill. two doctors were called Saturday. Rudolf Urban and two daughters were Shelby visitors Sunday evening at the farmer's parental home. Fred Dunn and family visited the James Dunn Sr. home in Osceola Sunday. Dunn is suffering from rheumatism. Most farmers are back in corn fields after a heavy rainfall. corn pickers are scarce this fall. Osceola Produce Co. offers culling dates by phone 70. Mrs Adolph Alt of Shelby underwent gallstone surgery Saturday. previously operated on for the same but illness delayed completion. She is recovering nicely and is a well known Valley resident formerly Gertie Glatter. Will Zimmerman, Jamnita, Clarence and Sylvester Messing from near Shelby visited Rudolf Urban Sunday afternoon. Gus Hartle and son dined with August Thelen Sr. to help celebrate Hartle Sr.’s seventy ninth birthday. a fine day was enjoyed with best wishes for many more.
Apples and plums form a classic base for fruit butters. Use three quarters apples to one quarter plums, wash cut and cook with water until tender, then press through a sieve. Add half as much sugar as fruit pulp, simmer until thick and clear, and seal in jars. Spices and lemon juice may enhance flavor.
Mrs Pete Hedlund improves from heart trouble while Rev Maxey family welcomes a Lincoln born grandson. Mary Maxey plans a Lincoln stay. C. C. McCormick and family visit from Kansas. Numerous gatherings include Mace, Smith, Dake, and Norris families visiting in Clarks, Columbus, Osceola, and York with meals and hospital runs.
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