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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1934

Page

8

Osceola City Council Minutes October 4 1934

City of Osceola Nebraska holds regular session, approving claims for water department, street work, supplies, salaries, and adjourns. Treasurer reports for September 30 1934. W E Pierson elected mayor approves.

Osceola Nebraska Carson McDosnald Korsmeyer Co Water Dept Lllites Oberg McCormick Deering Hotenkiss & Wells Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co Crouse-Tex Drug Co Harrison Labor Water Byers Polk County Detmtins Weezeach Lou R Anderson Sigler Guy F. Ball Milor First National Bank Osceola Bank Osceola Lumber Co Will Harrison Geib Cyletyrebee Towa-Nebr. Light and Power Co Hugh Johnston Hotchkiss & Wells Supplies Matrice Island Labor Water Glotie Eustesde The Iowa-Nebr. Light and Power Co Geo L DeLand Guy F Ball Cececesseeee Wilber M Johnston Cummings A. Esteete Polk County Democrat Pierson Ben Zedicher Dutton & Sons W. E. Pierson Temees Stee Eees

Humorous exchange about Alice and Dick marriage

A light dialogue shows Mae joking that constant presence from Dick wore thin, while Alice questions the marriage. The playful lines reflect domestic humor about relationships and companionship.

May Help Some

A brief item from Answers Magazine notes that a concept titled mind charging may offer partial aid. The article questions effectiveness and asks readers if the approach shows real improvement for users.

Answers Magazine

Right and Gone Doris Thinks No Man Is Good Enough

Doris declares no man is good enough for her in a witty brief note. The column teases a possible romance twist while hinting at playful social commentary.

Larks Are Later Not Harliest Bird Says Research

Tit-Bits reports Noble Rollin of the Zoological Society spent four years at Glanton Northumberland studying bird life. A global dawn chorus appears in an orderly sequence with birds singing before the lark, including the peewit ring ousel curlew sedge warbler and song thrush.

Noble Rollin Zoological Society Tit-Bits Magazine Glanton Northumberland Rollin Ring-Oasel

Houses on border fool customs men

Patrols report the Poland Czechoslovakia frontier in Silesia is porous with smugglers slipping between kitchens and front rooms. The 210 mile frontier splits 353 properties, and the 1922 pact allows cross border passage for Polish and German residents for 15 years.

Poland-Czechoslovakia Silesia Ruba Slaska Polish Silesia Upper Silesia

Japanese professor predicted quake using shock intervals

The article notes IT Omari's research predicting exact time and location of shocks by measuring hundreds of interval shocks and stresses. He warned a village before a quake evacuated it, and the quake hit to the minute. A second method linked to catfish movements signals impending earthquakes.

Omari Tit-Bits Magazine

Worse Than Work Bill What Is the Hardest Thing You Did

A question prompt asks readers to share their toughest experience, framed around the phrase worse than work and a nod to making ten easy payments. The item invites personal anecdotes and reflections without naming specific individuals or events.

Adjusting Banking to Changing Needs

Robert W. Fleming argues bankers must adapt methods to changing conditions while preserving core principles. He urges clear loan explanations to customers, adherence to laws, and active community involvement to restore public confidence and support national recovery.

School Notes Across Grades Highlight Attendance and Studies

Kindergarten celebrates fifth birthday with corn treats while lessons cover corn pumpkins and roots. Across grades students show perfect attendance for six weeks and celebrate birthdays. third and fourth graders study oceans Pilgrims and Thanksgiving. high school notes mark end of six weeks and improve in attendance and grades.

Janet Kepner Janet Neela Deay Ryrst Donald Anderson Herbert Ball Gerald Kennedy Bobbie Sigler Georgeann Grossnicklaus Pauline Melin Ray Timm Ann Amshiler Mrs. Wisely Maxine Wieseman Dick Mills Elmo Danskin Patty Lu Rogers Pearl Anderson Marvin Anderson Ruth Bintz Junior Egelhoff Arthur Umshler Shirley Ball Marilyn Brown Leon Carman Raymond Croisant Dean Everitt Grace Harrison Raymond Joy Shirley Mae Koehler Carl Moore Vance Stickell Leon Timm Dean DeLand Wayne Lesner Wayne Robin‘s Foresters Club Charles Hastings India

Comptroller Praises Institute of Banking Education

Washington says the American Institute of Banking, a section of the American Bankers Association, trains bank clerks for public service and personal success. J F T O Connor commends its wide course range from Bank Organization to Money and Banking and urges graduate study in finance and Trust Service while stressing constructive customer relations and public speaking.

Washington, D. C American Institute of Banking J. F. T. O'Connor United States American Bankers Association O’connor

Han Heasy One Teacher What is a gnome

The fragment presents a dialogue where a boy asks what a gnome is and a teacher or narrator provides a brief answer. The text resembles an interaction from a children's magazine or instructional page.

Han Heasy Answers Magazine

Swimmer Seeks Cure for Chronic Throat Irritation

In a brief remark a swimmer reveals throat trouble from frequent immersion. He mentions gargling with salt water as a remedy tried after each swim.

On Meat Scales Jackie Seeing Nurse Weigh Baby

Nurse weighs the new baby while Jackie asks how much the baby cost in pounds. The scene centers on the weighing and the curious question about the infant’s weight.

Jackie

Tower of Pisa Lean Answered By History

Local quip links the famous leaning tower to famine era construction. The joke notes the structure’s tilt arose from prolonged hunger pressures during its building period, implying resource strain affected the work.

Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain Relief

An advertised remedy promises rapid relief from rheumatic and neuritis pain. The REV PRESCRIPTION is mixed with a quart of water and four lemons, taken as a tablespoonful twice daily with a money back guarantee if not relieved. Sold by leading druggists with refund offered.

Automatic Screen Guards Foil London Jewelry Bandits

London jeweler thefts are thwarted by steel shutters that drop over gems instantly when a window breaks. A photo electric eye detects light disruption, triggering a relay and motor to close the shutter and sound an alarm, while gems are withdrawn by a second mechanism.

London

Hesler Cleaning Works Cleaning and Laundry in Osceola

Hesler Cleaning Works operates cleaning and laundry services in Osceola with regular weekly sessions every Monday and Thursday offering domestic and commercial cleaning.

Hesler Cleaning Osceola

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promoted as Safe Laxative

Medical ad touts a measurable liquid laxative that can be tailored to individual needs. It claims no habit, gentle action, and kidney safety, urging use of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, available through druggists.

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Africa D. R. Byers Snider Piersay McDonald Mary Alice Mae Robert W. Fleming R. V. Fleming Institute OF Banking Christene Lanier Miss Redman Miles Nervine Juliette Currier New Market N. H Miles Middleton Tennesa Grace Redmann St. James Minn 18Th Ave Rock Island Elen Cacae Oe Mr. Reddig Theodore F Stelten Wdrews Heniiedin Aye Omaha PLC Union Stock Yards Elmer's Omaha, Nebraska Tower of Pisa Jeusunor Wiey Pure Sa Sayjo William Stamm Anna Stamm Farl E. Hawley Olive Nora Hawley First National Bank of Gresham W. Roy Vanhoosen Wilber M. Johnston
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