Local News Highlights and Social Notes From Osceola
Osceola items noteAugust W Johnson visits Wa hoo relatives. Sales announced for December 4. Mrs Fred Johnson and son visit from Stromsburg. Ed gar visitors Mr and Mrs F M Gettys with Hagey family. District heads to Lincoln for wedding. Football banquet at Methodist Church December 2. County Supt Huston reports 97 teacher exam applicants. Produce items and county movements include Annette Gosnell and Minnie Lauerman visits.
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Sale
Minnie White
Lincoln
Fred Johnson and Son
Stromsburg
Carl Propst
F. M. Gettys
Edgar
Airs
J. C. Hagey
Thomas Gibson
Osceola
al Westenius
Strumsburg
Methodist Church
Blanche Rickley
Bill
Omaha
Osceola notes and requests in cheerful community rush
Local column lists visitors, travels and errands including Mr. and Mrs. Hanson visiting David City, Miss Nyquist and Miss Wallin taking exams in Osceola, and many neighbors attending gatherings, shopping, and Thanksgiving events. Mentions auctions, furniture rugs, radios, greeting cards, and upcoming Thanksgiving programs.
Pumpkin Prize Debate Reveals Simple Truths
A fragment discusses pumpkins at a fair where a prize winner is praised for being the best in stew. A neighbor quips about better pumpkins, while another argues the point is to win the debate, not perfection.
Harvest Festival Gift Breaks From Tradition
A subucben church opts for nontraditional harvest gifts such as coal tools and tobacco instead of apples, marrows, and corn. The vicar suggests practicality and gratitude, echoing an old remark about gratitude amid losses and hardship from a London Telegraph quote.
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Subucben
Deroitele
London Telegraph
Fell for Three Stories Tale From a Grizzled Irish Workman
An old Irish laborer tells a tavern crowd a parable about three stories of a skyscraper being built. He claims he fell for three stories and felt no hurt, teasing that having fallen for one already, two more would not hurt either. The tale ends as a humorous moral about resilience.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Local Social Visits and Family News in Osceola and Shelby
Mrs Emma Hartman visited Sunday with Miss Anna Ogden in Osceola. Mr and Mrs George Buchta and son Chester from Illinois stayed with the Calmar Durn family last week. Frank Orr moved his family from the tableland to the valley on the old Reisdorf place now owned by C Dunn. Mr and Mrs Geo Gilbert and daughters went to Stromsburg to dine with the former parents. Miss Anna Urban a nurse at St Joseph hospital Chicago returned to Shelby for holidays and to visit her parents before resuming duties in Chicago. Leonard Reitz remains gravely ill after three weeks of illness.
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Emma Hartman
Anna Ogden
Osceola
George Buchta
Chester
Illinois
Calmar Durn
Frank Orr
Reisdorf Place
C. Dunn
Geo. Gilbert
Strompburg
Anna Urban
St. Joseph Hospital
Chicago
Shelby
Omaha
Poultry Prices Sought Friday and Saturday
H. C. Duncan Produce Co advertises Poultry prices for Friday and Saturday and urges customers to drive into their building to view poultry offerings. Includes Eveready batteries and Exide Radio Storage Batteries from Cummmings & Miller Electric Co.
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Hi C. Duncan Produce Co
Eveready
Cummings & Miller Elec Co
Porko
H. C. Duncan Produce Co
Poland
Harvey M
Jack) Johnston
Red Feather Poultry Feeds
H. C. Duncan
Prodtice CO
Eveready A & B
Exide
Cummings & Miller Elec. CO
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