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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
4
Entry shows a Post Office notice from Osceola Nebraska under the Act of March 3 1879 listing a subscription per annum amount of 2 dollars 1 cent. The text indicates filing or publication context for a government subscription service.
A muddled essay argues Ichabod Crane would have benefited from a flashlight to reveal tricks in rival plots. It urges business leaders to use analysis to uncover hobgoblins, improve vision, and reduce stress through careful research, warning prosperity without adversity feels unsafe.
Mr and Mrs Richard Wieseman returned home from Missouri on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Gardiner of Gresham visited Mr and Mrs Earl Bond on Sunday. Bert Dunn visited Adolph Grossnicklaus Sunday evening. Ruby Wieseman hosted a party Monday night. Hazel Hastings of York visited Elmer Horst weekend. LeRoy Rhodes and wife visited Herman Sarow Sunday. Mrs Richard Wieseman hosted the W.F.M.S. Wednesday afternoon. Valley Church has no service Sunday due to Rev. Maxcy at conference. Geo Wieseman and wife attended a funeral in Columbus Tuesday.
A reader letter criticizes sensationalized media and future scent broadcasts in theaters. It contrasts old word reading with visual media and questions whether evolving techniques dull thinking. It cites standard voice and whisper tests used by ear specialists to gauge word repetition from distance.
A study by the American Bankers Association Economic Policy Commission compares two Senate bills Fletcher and Glass plans for widening member bank payouts from Fed earnings. It details district by district extra dividends, pooled outcomes, and a sample bank with capital of 200000 would gain 60 dollars per extra 1 percent dividend.
A vivid scene in Sarajevo on market day shows a picturesque crowd in varied costumes with the sixteenth century Servian church partly hidden beneath street level to avoid Muslim suppression. The open market setting and unusual architecture create a striking Jugoslavian tableau with visitors and locals mingling amid historic defiance.
National Red Cross actions after the Santo Domingo hurricane include initial and subsequent cash gifts totaling 50 000 dollars, medical supplies and personnel deployment, and Army Navy and Marine Corps cooperation. Funds are requested to support relief efforts through M. R. Anderson and Chas. Greenwood.
The American battle monuments program preserves battlefield cemeteries near Paris. Pershing insists on on site burials with marble headstones, care by veteran caretakers, and memorial chapels with individual inscriptions honoring fallen soldiers and unknown graves.
A collection of light vignettes and ads from a 1930 issue offering home tips from lumber dealers, advice on roofs basements and coal, quips about cars and thrift, and humorous exchanges. It mixes practical prompts with small jokes and local commerce pitches.
The passage credits Major Wingfield with recognizing tennis's social value and notes his 1874 patent filings for a portable court. It describes early equipment including uncovered india rubber ball courts, wooden pear shaped rackets, and the later adoption of oval-shaped rackets in 1880.
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