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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
5
A collage of jokes, jokes about plumbing and paint, bales of lumber, a circus notice, and quips about dental care and taxes. Includes lines about OSCEOLA LUMBER CO and humorous exchanges on back rent and toothbrush colors. Mentions a Great Show on Earth and references to public life and humor.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker correcting another on a common idiom and claiming to be a plastic surgeon. The exchange hints at humor or miscommunication about professional identity.
Local residents report travels and visits across Nebraska and nearby states. Roy VanHoosen plans a Sunday departure for Los Angeles after six weeks with Osceola friends. Several families attend reunions and host gatherings while others take jobs and enroll in courses. Regular ads note local commerce and services.
Classified items and local notices include hay for sale by T. W. Delamore with contact 309F3 Silver Creek, plus social visits, moves, and gatherings. Residents and families from Gresham Hastings Lincoln Iowa City Dannebrog New York Marquette Chesterton Indiana Shelby York Polk Park details, and a Republican precinct committee meeting with planned teas. Also school hair wave special at Modern Beauty Shoppe and rent/real estate notes in Osceola and surrounding areas.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of the estate of Charles W. Miller Jr deceased are notified a hearing will be held December 28 1936 to hear adjust and allow all filed claims. Claims must be filed by December 26 1936 or they will be barred. Dated August 6 1936. (seal) W W Norton County Judge.
A fragment listing hog and pork price quotations shows 2-Ib pigs at 25c, 19c, 29c, and 19c to 29c ranges, with a 6c reference. Exact items unclear due to OCR quality, but reflects commodity price readings for pork cuts and weights.
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