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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1927
Page
3
Osceola Nebraska weekly newspaper notice appears with postage details and year 1879 act reference. It lists Thursday publication and annual subscription price of 2 dollars.
Stromsburg reports include the funeral of E Lindeblade attended by family members from Stromsburg and Kearney. Local residents travel to Lincoln and Fremont for studies and conventions while others visit relatives, attend fairs, or plan travels to Omaha and David City. The D A R meets with out of town guests. The Nebraska Journal ad promotes The State Journal’s coverage and subscription rates.
The article traces a long belief that diamond dust is poisonous when swallowed, citing medieval poisonings and 19th century incidents. It notes an external cooling use for fever and links the notion to the doctrine of signatures, explaining how ice-like diamonds inspired both curative and deadly myths.
Hill and family with Miss Fern Johnson traveled to Omaha Saturday then to Shenandoah Iowa to visit K F N F and K M A returning Sunday through Lincoln and Nebraska City.
A column lists local business updates and social notices. A. O. Monson & Co. sells Monte Carlo Jackets in New York for 10 to 30 dollars. Mrs. J. E. Holt returns from Colorado. Mrs. T. M. Moore suffers a hip fracture in an accident and stays with Mrs. Weeden. The Eastern Star hosts a farewell for Ms. J. L. Makeover. Marie Larson visits then heads to West Superior Wisconsin to teach. Millinery display at Up To Date Millinery Store. Andrew Monson plans to stay in Polk County. McKinley memorial services held at M. E. Church. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gierhart visit Iowa with Flora Campbell. George Kenyon, from pioneer days, now in Chicago, visits. J. O. Detweiler and Omaha family arrive to visit.
The Ekstrom Nelson Lindblad Greener and Filton families express gratitude for assistance during illness and burial of their father. They thank friends for floral tributes singers and all who helped ease their sorrow. Signed by C G Ekstrom Minnie Nelson Hilding Lindblad Ellen Greener J A Filton Joe Lindblad Esther Lindblad.
Farmers are urged to call at The Record office or mail ten cents for packing and postage to obtain envelopes for farmer notices and notices.
James E. Davidson of Nebraska Power Co urged bringing electricity to farms, arguing it boosts motorization and efficiency, reduces rural costs, and should be funded by affordable rates rather than charity. He called for “super power” hookups and emphasized farm electrification as a path to higher farm profits.
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