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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
5
Daily notes record residents traveling to Omaha and Kimball for business and visiting relatives. Shippers sent cattle to Omaha. several families planned visits to Grand Island and York. church notices cover services and Thanksgiving plans.
The article recounts Watt's first small chamber organ, its transfer to St Andrew's Glasgow, and its ban by city council in 1806. An organist performed without consent, stirring a heated dispute and church-law proclamations. Sixty years later St Andrew's finally received its first organ. The piece touches local social notices and community events surrounding the period.
The document contemplates multiple kinds of Thanksgiving beyond turkey and pie, tracing the holiday from early Massachusetts Bay to modern abundance. It urges readers to recall gratefulness, humbleness, and the nation’s vast fortune as they honor gifts from God and the land's riches.
W W Vaught left for Colorado on a business errand with possible relocation west. Wm Meals of Carthage Illinois visits sister Mrs Ray Hunsaker. Mrs C F Holm to Lincoln to see son Leander Holm at the state university. W J Sahling to Hastings to visit parents in law. Remainder attends Scottish Rite sessions in Lincoln.
A pneumatic rivet cutter uses a long barrel with an air inlet and a chisel at the tip held by a spring to withdraw after each strike. A plunger moves freely inside with a bypass tube, operated by two workers controlling a regulated air pressure of 30 to 90 pounds. The 40 inch stroke, 65 pound weight model cuts rivets up to 3/8 inch. a punched option exists for riveting removal.
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