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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1924

Page

3

Rescued Whites From Massacre Chicago Heritage

An elderly woman, Mrs. Frank Rager, daughter of Chief Alexander Robinson, recalls Black Hawk's visit and her father’s defense of white settlers. The piece recounts Robinson's life, his role as lead chief of the Pottawatomie, Ottawa and Chippewa, his 1835 removal, and his death in 1872 at about 110, with Chicago history linking his land to a forest preserve.

Chicago Black Hawk Frank Rager Alexander Robinson Fort Dearborn Lawrence Avenue Desplaines Illinois Chief Robinson Robinson Rager Mrs. Rager Ehrill Wolff's Point Mr. Robinson Conant & Mack Fox River Samuel Miller Elizabeth Kinzie John Kinzie Margaret Lake and Randolph Streets Green Tree Tavern Philo Carpenter Desplaines River

Caterpillars Threaten Germany’s Pine Forests Edge of Poland

Thousands of acres of pine groves along the German Polish border face destruction by vast swarms of pine lappet moth caterpillars. German foresters plead for aid, exploring tar, poisons, and even a potential League of Nations approval to use airplanes and gas. The infestation, audible as they devour leaves day and night, threatens vast forest areas and challenges officials to find an effective remedy.

Breslau Germany Poland Berlin League of Nations

Rat Chews Wire. Yonkers Telephone Service Disrupted

A rat gnawed insulation on a Yonkers telephone line for three weeks causing intermittent outages. The creature crossed live wires at night, triggering switchboard signals and leaving the line dead or working as it pleased. Electricians found the rat hole and chewed insulation as the cause.

New York Yonkers

Croatian Peasant Girls Wear Dowries on Clothes

Village maidens in Croatia now carry their dowries as trim sewn on the bodice rather than as gold jewelry. The new fashion results from government policy and social change shaping traditional display of wealth.

Zagreb Croatia

Purse Lost Nine Years Is Returned By Finder

Bedford Pennsylvania pocketbook recovered after nine years. David Bloom of Cessna found his purse containing eight ten dollar bills a watch chain a ring and papers. A sender in Ohio found the bag at Smith's restaurant in Bedford mailed it home and later wrote Bloom. The letter reached him and the purse was returned.

Bedford David Bloom Cessna Mr. Bloom Bloom

Blood Offered as Work by Vancouver Men

Vancouver employment office lists men willing to sell blood at 25 dollars per half pint. Names and addresses appear under this heading in the agency’s records.

Vancouver B. C

Global Cities House One In Seven In Europe

A local statistician reports that one thirteenth of the world population lives in cities over 100000. There are 409 such cities globally, with 202 in Europe and an average population around 800000. In Europe one seventh of the population lives in large cities.

Munich Germany Europe

Four Million Russian Eggs Arrive in Hamburg

Four million eggs the largest Russian shipment since early 1914 were received from Leningrad aboard a soviet steamboat. The eggs sold to German dealers were valued at about $125,000.

Hamburg Russia Leningrad

Gold Coin Ban and Dowry Displays in Matrimonial Markets

The text notes a ban on gold coins as legal tender and describes women adapting by sewing large denomination bank notes into their outfits as dowry signals. It cites examples where a marriage to a woman showing half a million dinars implies a dowry around $10,000, with many displaying such sums on feast days.

Bullet Proof Heads Alleged in Arkansas Crap Games

Reported affrays at local crap games claim bullets failed to penetrate skulls. One fight left a negro with a scalp wound after a small caliber bullet bounded off like a rock, and another incident nicked a man’s head without breaking skin.

Ola Ark

Nebraska notices and incidents across the state

A wide survey of Nebraska events reveals a busy period with conventions in Omaha and Lincoln, a 700 strong Adventist camp at Aurora, a fatal tonsil operation in Fremont, county and bank conventions, Ak-Sar-Ben races, and extensive agricultural fairs. Reports cover accidents, drownings, fires, and notable civic actions from York to Plattsmouth and beyond.

Brownville Nebraska State University James E. Egan Havelock Cavite Navy Yard Fremont Retailers Association Arbor Lodge Nebraska City Fillmore County Agricultural Society York Nellie Jones Utica Kimball County Richard M. Hall Morse Park Lake Hall Hastings Adams County Charles Courtney Kearney State Department of the American Legion Grand Island Sam Reynolds Omaha Anzacs Australia Milt Hedrick M. G. Meek Ed Carter Pawnee City Nemaha River Fred Condon W Imer Meeks Alien Hudson Corwyn Crawford Everett Buckingham Union Stockyards Company South Omaha Omaha Trace Nebraska State Conference of Social Workers University of Nebraska At Lincoln School of Agriculture Lincoln

Charming Little Home That Can Be Built at Small Expenditure

Principles by William A. Radford explain how a modest 80 by 20 foot colonial style home can be affordable. The design uses space saving features like disappearing beds in living and dining areas, a compact kitchen, and flexible bath access, suitable for an average lot with lawn and driveway.

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Concrete's Many Uses in Beautifying the Garden

The article details how concrete enhances suburban living with decorative garden features. It highlights concrete flower boxes, hotbeds, garden seats, statuary, bird baths, posts for trellises and fences, mailboxes, and clothesline supports. It notes concrete garages are fire and weatherproof, with long-term permanence and low maintenance.

Cement Mortar Preferred for Hollow Tile Work

Hollow tile should be set with cement mortar made of one part portland cement to no more than three parts sharp sand. Hydrated lime may be added up to 15 percent by volume of the cement to improve plasticity and handling. Lime aids adhesion and finish but excessive amounts weaken the mortar. straight lime mortar is unsuitable for hollow tile. Do not use sand with loam. a little clay is acceptable if grains aren’t coated.

Safe purchase of property through title guaranty insurance

Buyers should investigate special assessment taxes and delinquent issues when purchasing property. Title insurance covering the purchase price protects the buyer and can prevent tax sale complications with minimal cost.

Sun Scarred Trees Must Be Wrapped In First Year

A young tree especially with smooth bark should be wrapped during hot summers to prevent sunburn that can kill or sear one side and hinder growth. Burlap or rags are sufficient, applied up to where the branches grow.

Garage addition boosts apartment rental appeal

In a time when most families own cars, adding a garage to apartment buildings enhances desirability. It provides convenient parking with round sauce available and would significantly ease renting and increase rental value.

Real Estate Taxes and Payment Status Noted in Purchase

Buyer should verify any special district taxes or assessments on the property and confirm they are current. Check fire district levies and whether all charges are paid through the present period to avoid liens or surprises at closing.

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