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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
4
Osceola Record weekly publication details for Osceola Nebraska with editor Robert G. Douglas and advertising rates. Notices include subscription price two dollars per year and press deadlines with contact phone 9 258 for news.
A looming railway worker walkout set for 6 o clock Saturday threatens nationwide transport costs and freight rates amid wage cut pressures. The editorial argues the public is between the devil and the deep sea, noting farmers bear price cuts while rail profits and government outcomes remain contested.
The piece argues unemployment rises eastward with wages pressured by low grain prices. Farmers face squeezed labor value as the price of produce falls, forcing bid for work and widespread hardship. It warns that if farm product prices stay down, other goods and labor must drop as well.
Nebraska teachers gain access to paid institutes after the school year begins, aligning with Iowa and Missouri practices. Kansas already charges a nominal fee for county association attendance. Institutes avoid summer heat and do not pull teachers from summer schools. The format promises practical help and real answers to teachers’ problems.
The Nebraska Teacher notes the new institute as a practical generator and solver of problems for teachers. It seeks not entertainment or theory but concrete suggestions to improve classroom work and challenge instructors and students alike.
The American Society for the control of cancer announces a week long campaign to inform on cancer causes early signs treatment and prevention. Osceola hosts Dr H J Lehnhoff of Lincoln to lecture Sunday Oct 30 at 2 20 PM at the Auditorium with lantern slides. Dr C L Lemar chairman urges attendance. Free event.
A carload of Utah apples offered at 2 dollars per basket with good color and quality. The sale runs after supper through Friday and Saturday if not sold out, at the Osceola track location. Bring sacks and tell neighbors. open until 8:30 p.m.
A mixed Osceola page lists livestock for sale two Duroc Jersey spring boars at $20 each and registration eligibility. It also gives multiple church notices from Presbyterian St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Grace and Valley churches with service times, Sunday school, mission offerings, special music, and pastor remarks.
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