30 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1914
Page
1
The passage admonishes readers about rampant selfishness in everyday life. It argues that self centered attitudes hinder progress and show as a moral failing in personal conduct, urging a return to neighborly fairness and humility before divine judgment. It laments society’s fixation on personal comfort over communal good.
The World Famous tenor Evan Williams will visit Osceola for a December 8 concert at the Auditorium. From Phoenix to Osceola and then Springfield, Ohio, his first state visit is billed as the greatest singing event yet. Audiences should secure seats early, as many will stand to hear the acclaimed performer.
Sunday School and Divine services will be held next Sunday in Swedish as usual. The L. L. will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Aira John Anderson instead of Thursday. Ladies Aid gathers Thursday at 2 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Thelander.
The Concord Daily Monitor praises Evan Williams as a popular tenor with an emotionally expressive voice. He tours major cities and headlines musical festivals, delivering engaging English songs with humor and wholesome American spirit. Williams will perform December 8 at the Anditorium in Concord.
Wheat prices sparked a busy Osceola scene last Friday as teams lined roads to the elevators. Farmers unloaded 8,000 bushels, with Farmers elevator 145 loads, Peters sons 65, Bell 20, and checks totaling 5,571.42. The following day market activity faded, reflecting a rare peak in local grain handling. Thanksgiving Dinner at Swede Home Church Draws Large Crowd for Fund toward new building. Swede Home members hosted a full Turkey Day meal, feeding all attendees after eleven services, with proceeds earmarked for the church’s completion and parsonage. Painters’ scaffold fall delays finish as electric plant and seating progress continue.
The committee requests holders of reserved Evan Williams Concert tickets call for them by Saturday December 8 to ensure seating due to high demand and a large guaranteed commitment. This independent attraction is not part of the Lecture Course.
David City beat Osceola 14 to 6 on Thanksgiving Day at home. Shelma dine scored the only Osceola points in the first half as David City gradually pulled away. The David City squad finishes the season strong after early losses.
Prairie hay mixed with red top baled for sale highly recommended by J How. Call at home in Osage or phone 264 to arrange purchase.
Miss Susie Farris of Osceola wed Harry E. Bauer of Sutton at 4 30 last Wednesday. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Farris, worked for Polk County Telephone Co. The groom is a painter and paper hanger. They will reside in Sutton as friends extend congratulations.
A public sale is announced for Aateyadi at Oscola on Wednesday beginning at 10 o'clock. The listing includes four horses and a purebred Ducae stud with farm equipment. Auction will proceed at Alber 1, W3 sey, Jyuey.
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