Car Collision Sends Harold Rogers to Columbus Hospital
Harold Rogers of this city is in Columbus Hospital after his car overturned twice on the Merifilian road north of the bluffs Sunday evening. He was unconscious for several hours but no bones were broken and he is expected home later this week. Two companions Leonard Matheson and Mervin Carter escaped unhurt despite the belly damage to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rogers
Columbus
Bluffs
Young Rogers
Leonard Matheson
Mervin Carter
Rogers
Farold
Wesley Chapel Social and Mission Meeting Notice
Next Sunday at 10 30 a basket dinner at noon all invited at noon five clil meeting in afternoon District Supt will speak Missionary meeting at the home of Dirs Harry Kayhurst Thursday afternoon next week officers to be elected and hospital supplies gathered Easy Richards and family visiting in Wivering Mr H G Bruner doing chores while Richards away Several families on visits and travel noted with local residents and guests from Shenandoah York Western Nebraska and Spearfish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Iowa
Lester Davis
Chas Hope
R. J. Richmond
York
Ray Brigham
Frank Mc Meekin
Nebraska
Colorad
Control measures for wheat smut using copper carbonate
Years of tests confirm copper carbonate as a safe fungicide to prevent wheat smut or bunt by coating seed wheat thoroughly. Early seeding on moist seed beds aids control. treat seed outdoors to avoid dust inhalation. avoid excess powder to prevent drill clogging and shaft damage. verify drill mechanics each day to prevent breakage.
Let us come for your poultry Duncan's
A brief ad from Duncan's markets inviting customers to bring poultry for sale or trade with promise of fair prices and prompt service at their market location.
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Duncan
Family Picnic Honors Stahlhul and Meacham Families
The Suchta families gathered at Buckley Park Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stahlhhul of Jad wardville Hl. Present were Hilbert Buchta family Otto Stahlhul and wife of NL and numerous Buchta relatives. Also attendees supported a Meacham picnic for Wm Meacham and family of Greenbay Wisconsin including Thos Meacham and sons Virgil and Vance and other relatives from Columbus Nebraska and nearby towns.
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Suchta
Buckley Park
Otto Stahlhhul
Jadwardville
Hl.hese
Hilbert Buchta
Otto Stahlhul
Geo. Buchta
Mrr
Will Buchta
Marion
David City
John Buchta
Alverta
Calmer Dunn
Adam Buchta
Paul Wisley
Kenneth
W. B. Dake
Fern
Lucy Carlson
Helen Peterson
Meacham
Wm. Meacham
Greenbay
Wis
Thos. Meacham
Virgil and
Vance
Betty Christian
Osceola Neighbors Host Visits and Farm Work
Mr and Mrs James Dunn of Osceola visited their son Fred and family while others joined Will Zimmerman and family for dinner. John Kresha plowed the R Urban farm. A community gathering at Hubert Jaax’s grove featured a ball game and good times. Hardy Keller and Ed Johnson thrashed for Jacob Amacher as fall work continues.
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James Dunn, Sr
Osceola
Fred
Erening
Will Zimmerman
Litte Gaughter
Milo Jey
John Kresha
R. Urban
Fred Dunns
Lee Mickey
Milo Joy
Arvid Anderson
Zimmerman
Papillion
Nebr
Louise Nebosis
Columbus
Fred Dunn
Hubert Jaax
Leo Kresha
John Mresha
Hardy, Keller
Ed Johnson
Jacob Amacher
Miss Hazel Stanton Leaves Stremsburg for Eastman School
Mrs Hazel Stanton departs Stremsburg for Rochester New York to resume work at Eastman School of Music. The piece notes local visits by several residents including the Lindbergs Wolcott Morrill Buckley and Erickson families and mentions Dr Wilhelmina Kourth accompanying Stanton. Eldon Hubbert underwent an appendicitis operation at York Lutheran Hospital and is recovering.
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Hazel Stanton
Rochester
New York
Eastman School of Music
J. T. Stanton
C. & Moore
Will Lindberg
Evelyn
Ruth
Alice Lindberg
Polke
A. P. Lindberg
Tom Kries
John Eric¢ckson
D. K. Pearce
Osceola
John Erickson
D. B. Morgan
Auto
A. B. Hedbloom
Wilhelmina Kourth
Seattle
Miss Stanton
John H. Beachier
Lincoln
A. V. Kielson
Rural Polk County Teachers List 1927 28 and Osceola meeting
A Polk County rural schools teacher roster for the 1927 28 year is published and a teachers meeting is set for Saturday September 3 at 2 PM in the Osceola school building. The note also lists dozens of teachers by district and name with many surnames and initials. Rex Newcomer left for Zanesville Ohio after a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Newcomer.
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Polk County
Osceola
Rex Newcomer
Zanesville
Ohio
Imr
Chas. Newcomer
Record readers weigh in on a fine publication
A reader sends praise for The Record and notes satisfaction with the publication. The message expresses appreciation and closes with a casual remark.
Stromsburg Doctor In Critical Condition After Auto Crash
Dr. A. J. Edstrom, a Stromsburg physician, has been in very critical condition for ten days after an auto accident. He is reported partially conscious and may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edstrom
Stromsburg
Polk County Farms Change Hands
Several Polk County farms changed owners in the past week. John H. Anderson bought the Wm Daeds farm near Stroms burg a 75 acre tract of Sundberg heirs property. A 160 acre farm five miles east of Stromsburg owned by C L Buckner of Elliot Iowa was sold to John Groushanse of York. Bodine of Polk purchased the Sundberg heirs tract at auction near Polk.
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Polk County
John H. Anderson
Wm. Daeds
Stromsburg
Sundberg Heirs
Polk
Mr. Bodine
C. L. Buckner
Elliot
Iowa
John Groushanse
York
Polk County 4H Club Entries at State Fair Highlight Projects
Polk County 4H clubs showcased at the State Fair with demonstrations in Swine Pork Production Corn Seed testing and storage Cooking bread and judging teams in live stock and foods. Osceola youth led several demonstrations while Polk exhibitors included sewing and crops booths from Silver Creek Benedict and High Prairie Corn Club.
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Polk County
Rellan Fredrickson
Harlan Johnson
Osceola
Walter Gestrine
Reuben Swanson
Hazel Stevens
Mary Burke
Polk
Corn Club
Gladys Swanson
Bhaizad Seouds
Folk
Platte Valley Industrial Workers
Silver Creek
Early Polk County Resident Mrs Buckley Dies
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. A. P. Buckley who died at her Stromsburg home after several weeks illness. Widow of Andrew P. Buckley she left five children Fred of Omaha Julian of David City Mrs Roy Flynn of Grant and Edith and Helen Buckley.
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Polk County Dies
A. P. Buckley
Stromsburg
Mmy
J. L. Hedbloom
Fred
Omaha
Julian
David City
Roy Flynn
Grant
Edith and
Helen Buckley
Beulah M E Church Pastor Preaches at Fairview
Beulah Rev Fawell occupied the pulpit at Fairview and Valley Sunday morning. A farewell reception was held for the Bryan family who will move to Central City. Various local residents and visitors are noted with travels and gatherings around the region.
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Fawell
Silver Creek
University Farm Radio Adds Noon Slot on KFAB
Beginning September 5 the University of Nebraska farm and home program on KF AB adds a noon period from 1 30 to 12 45 Monday through Friday with informal talks and timely topics aimed at farmers and families. Evening sessions remain 7 30 to 8 P M and women and poultry segments keep their morning slots.
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University of Nebraska Farm and Home Radio
KFAB
College of Agriculture
Harvest Picnic Attendee Listed in Rising City Note
H L Bond attends the Harvest Picnic in Rising City today while Pat Samuelson and LeRoy Smith return from a two week trip to Chicago and the Black Hills. Mrs Elmer Heinemeyer and son Howard of Sidney visit relatives Alex and Mrs Mustard as the family plans to sell household goods soon before heading to Colorado.
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H. L. Bond
Rising City
Pat Samuelson
LeRoy Smith
Chicago
Black Hills
Elmer Heinemeyer
Howard
Sidney
Alex Mustard
Colorado
C. V. Propst
Bird Women in Aviation Challenge Stereotypes
The article argues that women actively contribute to aviation, countering the belief that flying dangers require only men. It highlights numerous female aviators as proof of significant impact and directs readers to an illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson in The Record.
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Elmo Scott Watson
the Record
Osceola WCTU Hosts All-Day Union Convention
Osceola W C T U hosted a union convention with Stromsburg and Shelby on August 24 at the M E Church. A lunch for 50 guests. officers elected for the year: President Grace Hanson Osceola, Vice President CC A Anderson Shelby, Secretary Harry Huddleson, Osceola, Treasurer H F Haverland. Osceola won best Standard of Efficiency with 100 points. Shelby 90, Stromsburg 88. Osceola also became the state's first union to gain 10 new members in the national contest.
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Osceola W. C. T. U
Stromsburg
Shelby
M. E
Grace Hanson
Ceola
CC. A. Anderson
Harry Huddleson
Shelby Treas
H. F. Haverland
Osceola
Church Services Schedule Adjusted and Board Meeting Notice
Beginning next Sunday evening services will be at 7 30 PM instead of eight. The official board meets next Tuesday at 7 50 PM for the last regular meeting of this conse rence year. Solvarion's Wise Choice is the Sunday School topic next Sunday at 10 AM. The 11 AM worship and 7 30 PM evening service invite citizens to support the church. Handel Collier, Minister.
South Shelby Club Holds Meeting at Mrs. Crossant Home
The South Shelby Club met at Mrs. Harry Crossant's home on Friday with 11 members and 4 visitors. Officers were elected and other business completed. The group enjoyed a fine program by the children followed by a nice lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shelby
Harry Crossant
Plan County Fair Entries for Polk County Fair
Plan the Polk County Fair entries now as plans call for a strong showing in corn small grains seeds garden truck and fruit. Women display canned fruits and vegetables while garden crops and abundant fruits boost exhibits. Children face handicaps this year as schools suspend for state fair participation and fat calves will be sold at the auction on state fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Encouraging Early Laying in Pullets Through Protein Mash
To push pullets toward earlier laying this fall, feed them animal protein in mash or milk products. Meat meal or tankage is best, up to 29 percent with grains. increase mash while reducing grain to reach 10 pounds of mash per 100 hens daily. Wet mash with butter milk works as well, and clean sour or butter milk can replace half the protein.
Nance County Fair Promises Large 1927 Exposition
The 1927 Nance County Fair in Fullerton runs September 13 to 16 with a strong program. It features farm produce displays, free economics and livestock, and is highlighted by boys and girls club work. Rodeo action, a horse pulling contest, baseball, a revue and fireworks cap the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance County
Fullerton
C1 Coolidge
Black Hillis
Polk County Baby Beef Club Judges Sheep at Chase Farm
Hight members of the Polk County Baby Beef Club gathered at Glen Chase’s farm southeast of Shelby on August 24 to practice sheep judging. Mr. G Slosson and the county agent tutored the group as three classes of four animals were ranked and explained. More practice is planned this week ahead of the State fair judging contest in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Baby Beef Club
Glen Chase
Shelby
G. Slosson
Reaasons
Lincoln
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Alice Myers
G. L. Campbell
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Helen Dake
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Helen Strong
Irene Dixon
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June Olson
Mildred Beckman
Wrilmrn Peterson
Minnie Ekstrom
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Berniece Sivard
James Lockard
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Martha Karges
Perenick Carlson
Donald Heinemeyer
Mildred Casselberry
LeRoy Alfred
Leah McCoy
Marion Richards
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Rosalie Anderson
Verna Flodman
Beitty Schinzel
Chell Crozier
Gertrude Olderog
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DR. Edstrom
Polk County Farms
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