Osceola Rigcord County Paper Expands Thursday Edition
The Osceola Rigcord publishes weekly issues each Thursday with a subscription price of $2 per year.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
5
The Osceola Rigcord publishes weekly issues each Thursday with a subscription price of $2 per year.
Despite rainy conditions reducing programs, the Nebraska State Fair drew 267000 attendees, two thousand more than the previous year. The gain credited to extensive newspaper advertising across 43 papers, including four hundred free columns by weeklies, and strong support from local editors.
A Custer County Chief note expresses appreciation from State Fair Board management to Nebraska press for cooperation in making the Nebraska State Fair one of the nation’s great events.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute notes that over 34 percent of a dairy cow’s yearly milk yields creamery butter, with creamery demand rising. Cheese accounts for just 3.7 percent of annual production. Condensed milk boomed during the war with 40 percent of prewar manufacture by 1919, then halved exports in 1920, later rebounding. Eight states account for nearly 90 percent of condensed milk production: Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Washington, and California.
Martt uses a ventriloquist act to communicate with customers across the store at once, enabling interaction with several people each busy day. Patrons enjoy performances around town and look forward to more good times ahead.
George M. Kreis died in Kearney Nebraska at 3 A.M. Friday September 18 1925 after a nine day illness. He leaves his widow two daughters Mrs F N Stosps of Scottsbluff and Mrs M D Pace of Bonners Ferry Idaho, three brothers and three sisters. Kreis served Polk County Nebraska as county commissioner and was a longtime church leader in the Presbyterian and Methodist congregations. He lived in Stromsburg and later moved to Kearney twenty years ago where he worked with Henline and Son until death. The funeral was held at the Methodist church September 20 conducted by Rev Coon of the Baptist church.
In a south Georgia tale from an old series, darkey hunters take Uncle Sam on a coon hunt. The dogs tree a bear, and the elderly patriarch returns home calmly saying he came back with the dogs, after fearing a bear feast on him.
The article presents a detailed golf instructional piece by J Gaudin of Skokie Country Club and Union League Club. It emphasizes early instruction, proper swing mechanics, club face alignment, balance, rhythm, and the need to visualize the line of flight to improve accuracy and consistency. It notes many players fail due to improper technique and lack of guidance.
A mid-sentence anecdote about a Southern noon pause and a locksmithing pencil tale contrasts with home building advice on preventing plaster cracks and door binding. It explains common causes from framing to joist shrinkage and offers solutions like steel beams or framed girders to keep floors level.
The article explains how jaw bones fit teeth in dental sockets or alveoli with a muco periosteum membrane. It notes chewing pressure concentrated on tooth spots can irritate bone, potentially causing inflammation or bone loss, and that healthy teeth keep jaw bones strong.
Luther College Wahoo Nebraska will broadcast from KFAB Lincoln on Sunday Sept 27 at 4 PM. Nelson Johnston will play piano along with the Lutheran Chorus Chaminade and Oratorio Choruses about 60 voices. Miss Lillian Anderson will sing and Dr A T Stashore will give the address.
J W Davis advertises Bran and Shorts for sale with the highest cash price for all farm produce. Contact by phone at 79.
Local ad offers a No 1 rilk cow a Sharples cream separator wood supply a wood stove all at a bargain if sold soon J A Rmmells phone 2604 address Silver Creek route 2 3 Ip
H. C. Duncan promotes Red Feather Poultry Feeds as a solution to poultry feeding difficulties.
A census anecdote revisits every decade about a Cincinnati family. A traveling agent lists a massive encyclopedia set and the head of the house proclaims only three children will ever be born. He asserts this because the book states every fourth child is Chinese.
Frame exteriors fall into two main types: wide siding on the exterior for the common finish, and wooden shingles offering complete wall coverage. A mix of both methods is also used, with first story finish in siding and shingled upper features or vice versa. Studding forms the wall framework with sheathing and building paper before the exterior covering is added.
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