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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
4
Polk County's oldest newspaper announces publication details from Walter J. Herbes editor and publisher. Post office services in Osceola Nebraska operate under the 1879 act. Annual subscription price listed as two dollars.
Miss Florence Atwood state extension agent in women's work will meet project leaders from six clubs at the county extension office in Osceola on Tuesday November 15. Twelve women attended last month's meeting where the first lesson of the new project Foods for the Growing Family was obtained.
The article notes that using flues and other ventilating devices to circulate air can yield softer corn. It emphasizes air flow as a key factor in treating corn texturally.
Agricultural experts describe "A" shaped ventilators and cross boards to improve air flow in wide and narrow cribs. Methods include one foot square flues or two flues for very damp grain and guidelines for spacing to prevent packing. Demonstrations on the Hedlund farm showcased team hitching with multiple horses and a tractor plow led by John Jacobson and assisted by J. P. Ross.
Frank Mercek, son of Polish parents, was crushed to death while helping to place a foundation under a house near Clear Creek precinct. The house shifted as rotted foundation gave way, trapping him under a stone. Funeral held at the Polish Catholic Church in Clear Creek precinct. Miss Lena Herrman wed A. E. Jan King at the bride's parents home in Valley precinct.
RCA unveils two new radios the Radiola 16 a compact storage battery model with vast musical range and a single dial control the Radiola 17 powered directly from the electric light circuit also with one dial control both use new RCA alternating current tubes and there is an authorized dealer for Federal Ortho Sonic Radio.
Rex Dunn suffers days after a nail injury to his foot while Valley residents report severe cholera activity. Livestock losses include George Mace with 64 head plus others. Carl Miller returns to California by car after a California visit. Mrs Julius Nebosis home from St Marys hospital convalesces. Lenore Van Hoosen begins teaching Dist 13. Will Mickey and Rudolf Urban visit. Will Zimmerman travels to Stromsburg. two new scholars John and Thelma Boyte enroll at Dist 138. three month old son of Rudolf Nitch undergoes surgery at St Marys Columbus.
E Nyquist offers same day shoe repairs with guaranteed satisfaction to keep footwear ready before winter snows arrive.
The ad promotes a full line of overshoes for every member of the family. It highlights men’s four buckle red all rubber models from B F Goodrich and JV 8.
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