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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
5
An automobile collision near Shelby injures Andy McGimpsey seriously and knocks unconscious three workers, including Kouhel and Neubel, as they traveled on the BLT road. McGimpsey is treated at a Shelby hospital. others are attended by local doctors.
Arthur Runyan Jr died in Goodland after months of ill health. His funeral is planned for Saturday. He had worked as a courteous and careful agent for Union Pacific at South Omaha station before leaving. He was known and respected by friends and colleagues in the railroad community.
The county court issued marriage licenses this month including Vernon Young and Josephine Salagnst. Details show standard procedures followed and licenses granted with names and dates pending further processing.
Local items report visits and travels among Shelby residents. Mrs. Fred Seow and her companion returned from an extended trip while Mrs. Shay visited Spaulding to see her sister. Several townsfolk attended lodge events in Omaha and Linwood, with others visiting relatives in Missouri and Kansas, including trips to the Panama Canal region and nearby towns.
The county curb work around the square is finished and grading will soon follow. The Record notes improvements including hitching racks removal and curb parking rules not yet enforced. Local residents and authorities are urged to ensure curbside auto access remains, and several residents travel for visits and events are listed.
The Lecture Course committee cuts adult season tickets to 1.25 and schoolchildren tickets to 0.75. Tickets go on sale after tomorrow morning with no phone reservations. Country buyers may arrange seat reservations through committee members, and seats open for reservation Saturday Oct 30 at 8:30 A.M. at G. T. Rays Drug Store.
Agricultural column authors Bull and Robbins present a timely seed corn selection article. The guidance aims to aid local farmers in choosing high yielding varieties and proper planting practices, reflecting current concerns in crop optimization.
Large and appreciative congregations attended both services last Sunday at the M. E. Church. Possible sermon subjects for next Sunday the 24th include The Message Of Autumn and Mental Photography Its Relation to Life.
Beginning next Wednesday night the Auditorium offers the Mutual Fight Million Co Program featuring moving pictures. New Broadway star features and a variety of comedy, educational, industrial, animal and cartoon specials. Admission from 5 to 10 cents. Harry Musselman.
Twenty head offered for sale from February and March litters Crimson Wonder and Critic. All stock healthy and immune. Contact G W Price by phone at Ud1 Os hola Ro tf.
Reports from Ophel on the southeastern Temple Hill reveal Tombs dating to around 3000 B C with pottery artifacts. A Munich glassmaker, Josef Baler, crafted a complete timepiece using glass wheels screws and frames across its three covers. First Matron remarks on luxuries while second notes a bridge sacrifice in Cleveland.
The Alhambra music hall in London houses a vast chandelier with sixty electric lamps, each rated at 600 candle power, claimed as one of the world’s largest.
A clothier proposes distributing 18 000 sheets of blotting paper with the slogan All Wool Trousers for 2 dollars. The printer doubts the idea noting the blotting sheets could be mistaken for samples of the goods by the public.
In a Shoreditch court, a witness explains he borrowed a pencil to sign a document. The judge notes the ink dispute as a contradiction, suggesting the pencil could not have been used if the ink was real. The exchange highlights the challenge of proving handwriting and possession.
An ordinary blackboard eraser serves to wipe the kitchen range keeping it clean with minimal effort. Used weekly, it reduces washing and polishing needs and can be bought at a small cost from Mother's Magazine.
He declares willingness to die for her but she asks him to go to work, prompting his despair at the heavier burden. The exchange reveals a call for practical action over sacrifice, highlighting their strained conflict and grim humor.
Recent scientific investigations stress rest periods in schools and ample fresh air as essential for students. They report blood corpuscle conditions in children worsen after mental exertion compared with hard physical activity.
Miss Miamd a Brown muses about wishing to fly like a bird in a lighthearted exchange. Bhastus Pinkley jokes he would trade for the ability to be a chicken hawk, adding a humorous local flavor to the conversation.
A stark line from Life depicts a world where souls are vanishing from cities resorts districts and financial centers. Otto recalls them only at revival meetings as human gathering spaces empty of souls.
A colorful portrait of a notoriously harsh figure known for exacting patience from others. The anecdote contrasts his rough demeanor with a surprising penchant for meticulous grooming to keep people waiting.
A traditional method of making ghee is outlined, noting ghee's long shelf life in India. The process involves boiling butter to remove water and other solids, yielding clarified fat that resists rancidity.
A domestic quip shows Gruel asking his wife to be less lonely as she heads out and the husband reassures by placing a parrot to keep her company. The exchange highlights a playful domestic moment between spouses.
A brief dialogue shows tension as Jimpson expresses dislike for the other speaker. The response reveals surprise and curiosity about the reason behind the animosity including a remark about attempting an aeroplane. The exchange hints at interpersonal conflict and potential upcoming friction.
In a village exchange a mother warns a child not to probe the method behind a clever dish. The exchange hints at tradition, secrecy, and the lessons of respecting ancestral knowledge in culinary craft.
A brief reflection notes relief after finishing daily tasks. The scribe expresses quiet contentment and a sense of closure as the work day ends.
The Montessori Method is explained as the education of stereognostic sense and visual perception of differences and dimensions in children. The text clarifies the concept in simple terms for general readers.
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