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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1939
Page
4
The Osceola Record lists Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher and shows its post office filing at Osceola Nebraska under the 1879 act.
Gilbert Johnson and Miss Anna L. Peterson wed last Thursday at the bride’s parents home and will live on a nearby farm. Mrs Anna Timm dies in Osceola leaving two young children. husband dead a year. Mills Bros blacksmith shop fire causes floor burn. insured losses. S. E. Dearborn organizes vocal class. Funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Stull’s little twin held. the other twin improving.
Entries note Oscar Fredrickson's eight cylinder Cadilac in the county, corn cribs moulding, two marriages in Swede Home and York, Meridian garage adding a dynamo, and Osceola high school praised at the state teachers meeting. Market quotes include wheat 98, corn 67, oats 32, hogs 7.50, eggs 32, cream 40 across era entries.
Osceola Nebraska council meeting October 5 1939 approves M P Siegel request to remove 35 feet of curb to add driveway at North 75 feet of Lot 4 Block 15. Water discount rate for residential users continued. Claims audited and paid. Several fund balances noted for emergency aid road district and sewer bonds.
Statistics from the State Health Department and medical groups show Nebraska ranks tenth in maternal deaths and sixth in infant deaths for 1987. The state’s favorable outcomes stem from ongoing medical education by the Nebraska State Medical Association and cooperation with the Nebraska Department of Health, reflecting continuous efforts by physicians.
The KLincom Star promotes a news subscription at 4.00 per year with Sunday edition at 37.00. A dramatic rate claims under two cents per day for the two day package, urging readers to subscribe immediately.
The City Treasurer is authorized to transfer the stated amounts to the General fund. Branting and Councilman Gibbins move to adopt the resolution which Acting Mayor McDonald shows by roll call as Yea from McDonald Wells Branting and Gibbins. The motion carries and the council adjourns. City Clerk Guy F Ball.
Mrs Donald Anderson of Davenport and her daughter visited with grandmother Mrs Claus Peterson last week. Betty Glasser, nine, suffered kerosene burn injuries at home when a can exploded near her arm. Dr Williams treated her. Community groups held choir rehearsals and Haloween party at Swede Plain Sunday School. Families hosted dinners and birthdays in Polk during the week.
Doctors in Nebraska will hear lectures from top specialists Dr. M. E. Davis Dr. H. C. Hesgeltine and Dr. Harry Towsley as part of a four week circuit through McCook Grand Island North Platte Scottsbluff and Chadron. Public lectures will also advise prospective mothers on best care for themselves and their babies.
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