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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
5
Auditorium program lists Buster Keaton's Sherlock Jr a fast laughing feature with a cyclonic chase sequence plus regular short comedy and news. November 3–4 features Wild Oranges a Southern adventure led by Frank Mayo and Virginia Valli from King Victor Production.
Local notes report Dr H H Cox dentist Osceola and various residents away on business or visiting. Quarantine orders for scarlet fever affect several homes. community groups prepare meals for election day and local social events. Multiple short items cover travel to Omaha Lincoln Hastings and California, farm prices and sales, a funeral, and a missionary convention attendance.
The Monday Night Club meets at the Presbyterian church on Monday night November 3 at eight PM. Come and bring your friends. H. S. Latsch, President.
Mrs. Frank Larson of Stromsburg visited her mother Mrs. Holm yesterday. Andrew F. Heckman returned from a visit with his daughter Mrs. A. F. Smith at Clatonia. J. E. Steeple was in Omaha on business at week’s end. Miss E. May Henderson went to Omaha yesterday to visit her brother for a few days. Mr and Mrs. Gust Allinder returned from Greeley where they cared for their farm. Mrs. O. F. Netsell of Stromsburg visited Mrs. James Dunn yesterday. Mrs. Anna Sepmeyer visiting from Oregon left for home the first of the week.
Sam Kepner was in the city from Grand Island on Monday. Mrs. W. O. Clark reports her uncle Albert Heinemeyer in very precarious condition due to a brain tumor with surgery postponed. A feed ad targets dairy cows. G. Douglas to speak in York County Lushton Friday and Henderson Saturday.
The Omaha Bee endorses Judge Jacob J. Thomas of Seward for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. It praises his ability, independence, and progressive public spirit and argues Nebraska voters should elect a capable representative, noting the coming campaign will be unusually interesting and the party has a strong candidate.
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