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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
8
Seven room house in southwest Osceola offered by King Bittner Campbell. Modern throughout with two full lots, extensive shrubbery, fruit trees, and sewer connection paid. Priced below cost of house alone. cash preferred, seller may carry part. Contact No. 6 or visit 221 King Bittner Campbell.
A small red cow with a white face strayed from Howard Adams farm in August. A reward is offered for information leading to the cow’s return.
In Polk County District Court on October 16 1922 a public auction will sell the southeast quarter of section 10 township 13 north range 2 west and city lots 2 3 4 5 block 13 Smiths Fifth Addition Osceola Neb. Terms cash with 10 percent earnest and possession March 1 1923. 16 acres wheat sown at 6.00 per acre for future tenant.
The poultry industry ranks as one of the world’s largest agricultural sectors with annual sales in the hundreds of millions. Across America the trade outvalues horses cattle swine and sheep, and a long campaign educates youth in poultry raising, flock improvement, egg care, and marketing.
William Warner became lost in a cranberry bog near Tannersville Pennsylvania. He wandered for hours until the loud crow of a rooster drew him toward firmer ground and a nearby farm house where help awaited.
In Rouen France Frederic Eliot a gardener must add at least a dozen boards to their dining table for meals. The large family includes father mother and 32 children grandchildren and relatives. They recently marked a garden wedding anniversary.
The will of Dad Moulton, longtime Stanford athlete, was filed in San Jose in an unusual form. He cut a circular piece from paper to fit the back of his watch and wrote the will thereon dated September 14 1921. It bequeaths all to his wife Ida L Moulton and asks her to assist Edwin their adopted son if he deserves it. Signed kk W MOULTON.
Count Ilya Tolstoy, son of Leo Tolstoy, praises manual labor as mental fuel while living in America. He bought land in Connecticut and built a summer home mostly by his own work. An expert carpenter and automobile mechanic, he fetches water a mile from a distant source by keg on his automobile as visitors from around the world come to see him.
George Morin, a cow puncher from Utah or the West, rode 3000 miles to see his sisters in Lynn Mass. The reunion at St. Jean Baptiste parish involved sisters Annie Morin Roussin Ida Kennedy and others from Suncook New Hampshire. A neighbor identified one sister. Morin had left home in Suncook after his father’s death and rode with an uncle. The gathering marked a family reunion after 38 years apart.
The Salvation Army appeals for donations to support its emergency department missing friends bureau maternity and juvenile homes and industrial and agrarian schools. The piece outlines services for mothers fathers prisoners and service members and notes the reach of its nationwide institutions and training programs.
Archaeologists identify ruins on Mahee island Strangford Lough as Nendrum monastery, one of Ireland's earliest Christian sites. Excavations reveal stones with writing of uncertain meaning, possibly Danish origin, linking to Saint Patrick era and Pope Honorius correspondence.
In Grand Rapids Michigan Miss May L Godfrey tends a thirty five to forty year old pear tree that has blown down and been propped up yet yields heavily. According to caretaker H Randall the original tree was a crab apple and pear shoots were grafted on. Randall expects many more years and bushels of pears with a six to eight bushel yield this year.
Captain W. P. Hatherton of Mount Carmel is believed to have read the Bible through 46 times with more than half of a forty seventh reading completed. He adopted a plan of three chapters on weekdays and five on Sundays to finish in a year, a pace similar to Dwight L. Moody who reportedly read it fifty times.
Notice states the plumbing business has moved to the basement beneath the candy kitchen in the old Surety Bank Building on the north side square. The mover signs as H F READY.
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