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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
2
The bystander praises the teachers returning next Monday for another year of instruction, noting their energy and dedication to education. It highlights Joe Oberg as a hardworking local figure, praising his honesty, skill, and willingness to help, while recounting a playful anecdote about a bridge debate among locals and the ensuing detour for onlookers.
Frank Johnson’s return from a Yellow Stone Park visit notes geysers and rock piles as natural resources. He envisions initiating geysers in the region to aid rain, tests hot water by finger, and compares curiosity to lighting a match for a gas leak. Charlie Sarg ent reports bumble bee attack after plowing a nest. Bill Shrader and Joe Hartman aid Mel Hartson on local roads and bridges.
The First M E Church posts a schedule for the annual conference in Omahs with a short reminder to rely on all members. A training class meets next Saturday at 4 for final catechism lessons. Sunday School returns to normal with sermons on The Christian a Man of Mark and The Curiosity Monger. Epworth League devotions begin at 7 pm and a Friday night choir rehearsal is set for 11:30 led by Pastor W W Hull.
Grace and Valley churches schedule Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Mark Timm and Phil Weiseman as superintendents. Delegates chosen for the District Convention. Worship at 9 30 and 11 30 a m on God's Challenge to Man. Epworth League 7 30 p m on Good Work Finding It Preparing For It Doing It led by Mrs Clara Berck. Del egates for the Dist E L Convention chosen and 8 15 p m service on Can Finite Man Help an Infinite God. Installation of Epworth League officers at close of services. Pastor J A Klein.
Sunday School and Bible Class begin at 9 45 with Judge Ball leading on The Building of King Solomon's Temple. Morning Worship at 11 features Sermon The Things God Has in Store For Those Who Love Him. Evening service at 8 presents God's Own Love. Junior Endeavor at 3 30. Intermediate and Senior Endeavor at 7. Pastor Ww Alverson extends royal welcome.
The Baptist church invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. with the sermon on Renewing Our Youth. Evening service at 8 p.m. features Faith and Obedience. B Y P U meets at 7 30 p.m. Dr Pierce of Casio Illinois spoke yesterday evening. Dr P P Behan of Philadelphia begins today. Pastor G W Stansbury notes ministers from the state.
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity notice lists prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m Ladies Aid 2 30 p m at Mr and Mrs Fernandez September 2 Sunday School 10 a m and a 10 45 general lesson part II in Sacrament of Baptism Divine worship 11 a m English language morning and 8 p m Swedish evening Harmony Society gathering September 8 2 30 p m at Miss Mabel Swanson with pastor inviting youth attendance and a welcome to all Adolf Serenius pastor
The piece notes America uses 700 billion matches annually and details the labor, capital, and material involved. It cites a Pacific coast plant spanning 240 acres that logs 200000 feet of pine daily, and emphasizes a continuous hunt for large forests of perfect trees to sustain future demand.
A detailed guide for farmers to form clubs and erect a small cooperative fruit and vegetable dryer. It covers design, dimensions, heating and draft, tray construction, and operation to preserve produce efficiently with minimal cost. The plan promises four to six bushels per day drying capacity and self-payback with proper management.
A U S Department of Agriculture guidance notes wool and silk stains are harder to remove than cotton or linen. When fibers mix as in silk cotton blends, consider effects on all fibers and avoid chemicals that could injure the most delicate fiber present.
Old instructions advise brushing almonds to peel and cleaning white fur with cornmeal. It suggests washing old quilts for reuse, soaking orange peels, salting and soaking handkerchiefs, removing tafted furniture, and reducing dust to curb disease. It also covers correcting over salted soup by adding raw potatoes.
A local contest winner prepares for a larger prize as two cans of fruit are entered in the boys and girls exhibit at the Prosperity State Fair in Lincoln. The fair runs September 5 to 10.
A quart of good milk equals ten eggs, nearly a pound of lean beef, two pounds of chicken, or about half a pound of cheese. The Immortal Four of Italy are Dante, Petrarch, Ariosto, and Tasso.
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