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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
3
Osceola Nebraska weekly newspaper led by editor Walter J. Herbes publishes every Thursday. The long running paper is entered at the Osceola post office under act of March 6, 1879, with annual subscription rates.
The county learned President Roosevelt must have emergency surgery on his left leg after a New Jersey accident, delaying his western tour. He is not in serious condition but will stay in Washington for quiet recovery.
A reflection on the enduring craft of donkey bit makers in Peking. The essay extols making good things over gold, urges daily self improvement, and warns aging workers to strive to match past standards. It ends with a motto about honesty, effort, and intrinsic pride in work.
Around five o clock the man left home and was believed to be at the barn. Later his son found him hanging by a wire after an initial throat cut failed to end his life. The funeral was held Tuesday at the house. A marriage occurred nearby as Miss Florence Englehoff married Louis Timmons in the county.
The Federal Trade Commission broadened its probe into unfair advertising to include Omaha Tanning Co of Nebraska. W. C. Kolash, its president, is charged with using radio and mail to claim harnesses were made from leather from its tannery, though only a small portion was. He must appear before the commission on September 26.
Jean Newton traces paper from papyrus origin to Chinese invention, Arab and European spread, early mills in Samar ka and Pubriano, and the 19th century Fourdinier brothers' endless-roll machine. The timeline covers China, Arabs, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, England, and America.
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