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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
6
In automotive copy, Phillips 66 touts a system of selective blending for steady gasoline quality. The ad urges drivers to visit a Phillips 66 dealer to experience consistent performance and control all year.
A series of social visits include Judith Carlson and Robert Gustafson's family, George Phillips of Ashton and Albert Carlson of Omaha for dinners. Hospital news covers Frank Larson and Mary Ellen Stohl's families, with births at Stromsburg and a hospital stay in Aurora. Local sports mention James Sundberg joining Nebraska Wesleyan football and Arlyn Hanquist's clerking move to York.
A devotional pairing Hebrews 3 1 8 5 and 9 10 with Matthew 4 1 11 and Philippians 2 1 13. The readings invite reflection on temptation obedience and humility with focus on spiritual steadfastness and unity of mind in Christ.
The lesson presents Jesus Christ as the minister of better things and the high priest of our profession, faithful to the appointing Father. Moses is shown as faithful in a smaller scope, while Christ, after the order of Melchisedec, offered himself as the perfect sacrifice. He mediates a new covenant, dying to redeem transgressions under the first testament and secure eternal inheritance.
The page blends a religious article urging parents to teach scripture with a report of Osceola Nebraska city council proceedings dated October 2 1947. The council notes minutes, audits several claims from Farmers Oil Co Nebraska Tractor and Equipment and others, approves payments, and adjourns after routine business.
New England accounted for over 9 percent of total war supplies while holding only 2.2 percent of national land area and about 6.4 percent of the population. This highlights the region's outsized role in wartime production and logistics.
Simmering replaces boiling for eggs and ham with water just below boiling. Cooks achieve greater tenderness by longer cooking at a lower temperature, avoiding full boil.
Pleasant climate differences emerge as spring arrives earlier and autumn lasts longer on Long Island than the continental interior at the same latitude. The maritime location near the Gulf Stream favors milder conditions.
Homeowners should perform minor repairs before storage and stand screens in racks if possible. If laid out, place on a level surface and stack so frames bear the load rather than the mesh. Do not rest other objects on the screens.
Rat consumption uses 50 pounds of grain per rat per year and wastes 50 to 100 pounds by contaminating or spoiling product. This damage lowers grain market grade as animals reject feed polluted by rats.
Long blankets prevent tugging and fabric wear. For a double bed use a blanket at least 72 by 84 inches and for a single bed at least 63 by 84 inches.
Professor W H Pielemeier reports in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America on a sound detector that hears notes beyond human range. He notes at least three meadow grasshopper species produce intense high pitch sounds. Males sing by rubbing a scraper on a file under the left and right wings.
Bank credit is the best farm credit. See us if you need funds for feeder cattle. Low Rates. Prompt Service. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OSCEOLA NEBRASKA Member F D I C. W H Pierce D R Byers President Cashier.
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