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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
7
The article promotes tuberculin testing and chest X rays for early TB detection and treatment prospects. It lists Nebraska leading causes of death in 1936, notes changes from 1935, highlights reduced auto accident deaths, and mentions public health efforts against blindness and general medical care for babies.
Wheat seeding time is near and Stromsburg Machinery Co in Stromsburg Nebraska invites customers to inspect the superior drill described as the most modern of today. The short notice appears in a 3t line.
Government experiments show the hanging system can boost seed oysters. Empty shells are threaded on galvanized wire and hung from floats or fences to gather seed for cultivation.
Upon the unveiling in Washington of the bust of Lord Kelvin, a cable of 1500 words from English representative men of science conveyed congratulations. Scottish scientists replied with a single word cable reading Felicitations.
Local Hackberry Victor school begins Monday with twenty one students in the high school and ten in the grades. Several staff changes listed include Miss Imogene Hurd teaching Liberty School District 25 starting September 6 and Miss Beverly Hennings leaving for Henderson for grades 3 and 4. Other notes mention teachers Neela Deay and Virginia Torell starting duties and hosting arrangements with area families.
Sunday school at 10 60 a m with Elton Berck as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 00 featuring The Common Meal Made Sacred and a communion service. Closing service of the church year. 6 30 Intermediate and Senior Leagues. Pastor leaves Tuesday for Annual Conference at Fremont Nebraska. W H M S meets Tuesday evening September 7 with Nel Campbell hostess.
The Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Luther League at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday choir practice at 7:30. Thursday Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs. O F Branting and Mrs. L F Branting. September 11 at 2:30 p.m. Ruth Fernander of Chicago will speak at the Junior Mission Band rally. All children and mothers invited. bring lunch item and offering.
Livestock market report from Union Stock Yards Omaha dated August 31 1937 shows cattle receipts 16500 with steady demand for cornfed steers yearlings and heifers while plainer cattle and cows move lower. Hog prices steady to higher with 4000 head in market and fat lambs with Ranger and Native categories listed.
In a spirited exchange a bashful swain faces a taunting line while Heartless Girl commands clean outcomes. The brief piece hints at a mock confrontation and a demand for action without explicit violence.
A whispered exchange suggests a domestic moment where a mother questions Mary about an alleged late night guest. Mary defers judgment to the man to speak, keeping the details private.
Peargon's Weekly riffs on literary figures as a playful headline. Oliver Twist is linked with Dickens and a cheeky line about Father Dickens knowing the tale. The piece reads as a light, cultural quip from a weekly column.
A grounded passenger asks the pilot if the plane is safe. The pilot replies it is the safest on earth.
A narrow escape near a whisker length spares locals as two close shaves occur in quick succession. Eyewitnesses report the second incident narrowly missed by inches causing a flurry of activity from responders.
A playful exchange reveals a couple debating affectionate terms of endearment with humor and consent implied within a domestic chat. The husband clarifies a preference in a lighthearted moment.
The speaker challenges a seller's confidence in his own goods, accusing him of not backing the product. The remark frames a dispute over trust and warranties in sales practice.
A speaker laments an awful predicament saying they cannot search for their glasses until they locate them. The exchange centers on the paradox of not seeing to search. The line hints at a humorous or reflective moment within a larger piece.
A customer complains his steak is too small and a manager orders it removed. The incident ends with a replacement served on a smaller plate as a remedy.
Comic exchange from Pearson's features a teacher asking what two plus two makes and Jimmie the football fan responding with a draw, reflecting lighthearted sports humor. The vignette captures schoolday banter and amateur sports culture with simple dialogue.
Public auction to sale North Half of Northwest Quarter Section Five Township 13 North Range 3 West Polk County Nebraska at 2 PM on September 21 1937 at the south front door of the Osceola Nebraska Courthouse. Fifteen percent cash with balance on court confirmation. Referee K A Cornish. August 18 1937.
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