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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
4
Osceola Record of Polk County lists editor and publisher Walter J Herbes and notes postal entry under the 1879 act with annual subscription pricing. This historical snippet preserves the newspaper’s masthead and imprint details.
County records note a Russian thistle display and warnings. local travelers report Missouri crops and plans to winter there. Obituaries include Herbert Hazelwood. marriages include Raymond Raeder and Ethel Sargent. Community notes cover farm accidents, nursery business, school enrollments, and local residents visiting relatives and fairs.
Budget Commissioner Smith reports July warrants at 1,783,804 to pay state bills, with June higher due to salaries and highway costs. Governor Bryan proclaims September highway safety month after 300 auto deaths. 54 new army trucks join CCC shipments. Drought relief shifts to FERA projects, water purification funds total 1,482,114 with federal grants 671,586.
Osceola Lumber challenges publicity as actual figures contradict eastern summaries. Omaha bank clearances rise by 21.5 million dollars from July last year and Lincoln banks report gains. Nebraska relief efforts face scrutiny with uneven county workloads. Farmers constrained by corn hog contracts, while wheat markets shift.
A jumble of cartoonish lines and quips covering marriage, hats, barn equipment, loans, weddings, and work life. Notices promote Loudon Barn Equipment, Home Loan Act financing, Mule-Hide roofs, and general shop talk amid jokes about wives, alibis, and radio tuners.
Petition filed to appoint Oscar E. Johnson and Florence W. A. Branting as administrators of the estate of John E. Anderson Deceased. Hearing set for September 15 1934 at 10 AM before County Judge W W Norton. Seal. H A Hansen visited David City Sunday to spend time with relatives.
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