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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
5
Tuesday and Wednesday October 28 29 a mystery picture titled TI GHTS OUT features a mile a minute train sequence. The cast includes Hairpin Annie Eggs and High Shine Joe as part of a sinister crew while Sea Bass appears in this fast paced comedy drama.
Osceola and surrounding areas see residents traveling to Lincoln Omaha Shelby and Des Moines for games visits and family. Fairs sales and school events fill the week with notices of one cent sales drug deals and community gatherings at district No 14 and local churches.
A collision at a slippery Osceola street injures Mrs Myrtle Cummings and son Dale as another car fled from the scene. Local sales advertise One Cent Sale bargains at Hassler Drug and Economy Grocery while social events and church suppers fill the week. Community notes report births and visits, school programs, tax and banking news, and a formal ownership affidavit for the Osceola Record dated Oct 1 1924.
During the last week A. B. Hed bloom of Stromsburg sold farms to Henry Seymoure in So. Polk Co Dennis Meehan in No. York Co Edw Blender in No. York Co and Morris Steward in Deuel Co Prices ranged from 72 to 225 dollars per acre He expects more deals to close soon See his advertised list in the Record.
Arthur Boatright visits from Omaha this week. Purchase one article at the regular price and get another for one cent. Albert Pierson drove to Columbus to take Gust Jackson for hospital treatment. FOR SALE Poland China boars and polled Hereford bull calves. Gilbert Johnson & Son, Phone 4521, Osceola, Nebr.
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