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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1917

Page

4

War comment page and Nebraska legislative notes blend

The Osceola Record surveys war news and US policy while detailing Nebraska legislature activity. It notes shifts in oil inspection fees after a Supreme Court ruling, lists bills signed by Governor Neville, and reports on dog tax debates, irrigation bills, pensions, and public health measures.

Neville Supreme Court Bushee Bennett Douglas County Tanner Omaha H. R Mildred Honke Frank Honke Strehlow Vicksburg Howell Supreme Court Commission House Senate State Hotel Commission Food Commission

Fragmented World War II Era Snippets and Comments

The passage cites photos of French women in munitions decrying limited male wardrobes and mentions Count Zeppelin after surgery. It reflects a mix of wartime public mood and scattered remarks on military and fashion topics with unsettled logic and fragmented phrasing.

Easter Services at Presbyterian Church This Sunday

The Presbyterian church invites all for Easter morning services urging special attendance. Pastor Theo J. Asmus notes Christ is Risen as a beacon of hope amid life’s sorrows and recalls a lively evening service on the topic On the March with plans for another gathering.

Christ

Osceola National Guard Company Disbands Over Oath

Osceola loses its local National Guard company after members refuse the Federal Reserve oath. Eight men remain loyal while Captain Steele disbanded the unit and returned to Lincoln. A new company may be organized elsewhere in the state, with unclear prospects.

Osceola National Guards National Guard Steele Lincoln

Quiet City Election Returns and Local Notices

Regular nominees swept the city vote with a light turnout and no major issues. Results show Mayor M. A. Mills Jr Clerk W. E. Snider Treasurer BH J Anderson Engineer R E Dearborn Council North Ward W E Lamberson Council South Ward J F Jackson South Ward vacancy filled by C A Curtis. Also notices of a 200 acre Osceola farm for sale at 21000 with cash rent options, relocations of Mr and Mrs Dunn to Osceola, contractor Birchard’s elevator project, death of Miss Anna McFarland, and Paul Schmoker’s post operative recovery.

M. A. Mills, Jr W. E. Snider J. Anderson R. E. Dearborn W. E. Lamberson J. F. Jackson South C. A. Curtis

Osceola School Notes Highlight March Activities

Examinations were given Thursday and Friday and teachers praised the results. The Polk County Teachers association met in Osceola on March 31 with a program including Miss Olive McBeth reading, O. E. Jenner cornet solo, a violin duet by Miss Record and Miss Walrath, and two talks by Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell. The junior class hosted a basket supper and Osceola winner Esther Lees earned fourth at Fremont. Katheryn Brooke and Merle Heald return after scarlet fever illness, and O. E. Brandt was named Ashland high school principal for next year.

Polk County Teachers Association Osceola Olive McBeth O. E. Jenner Record Walrath Hattie Moore Mitchell Esther Lees Fremont Katheryn Brooke Merle Heald Wade South Omaha Clyde Milks O. E. Brandt Ashland Albert Timm Epes

Osceola Woman Praises Dean's Kidney Pills Cure

Osceola resident Mrs Arthur Willinschen reports relief from back ache and disordered kidneys after using two boxes of Deans Kidney Pills from Barber's Pharmacy. She notes headaches and spells improved, with a price of 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. produces the pills.

Dean Arthur Willinschen Izzy Doda Barber's Foster-Milburt Co

Polk County Mortgage Activity March Report

Farm mortgages filed 83 totaling 561 550 released 74 totaling 381 466 City mortgages filed 12 totaling 813 690 released 18 totaling 15 775 Chattel mortgages filed 33 totaling 19 462 78 released 123 totaling 44 977 73 This notice lists the March filings and releases by type and amount.

Polk County

Kensington club hosts Chap el Girls evening

Mr and Mrs Flint Crozier entertained the Chapel Girls Kensington club Thursday evening. Henry Deckert made a professional call near Rising City Monday evening. Many farmers in this vicinity have planted their potatoes. Homer Brigham and Miss Amelia Stamm were guests at Floyd West's home the first of the week. E R Danielson and family drove from Lincoln to spend the weekend with H L Bruner. The school of Miss Neva Richards has been closed due to scarlet fever. Several farmers sowed spring oats. Frank Walker and family spent Sunday with relatives in Osceola.

Flint Crozier Kensington Club Henry Deckert Rising City Homer Brigham Amelia Stamm Floyd West E. R. Danielson Lincoln H. L. Bruner Neva Richards Frank Walker Osceola

Notice of Final Report in Mor ris C Stull Estate

In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Mor ris C Stull deceased. E L King administrator filed final account and petition for final settlement and distribution. Hearing set before county court on April 27 1917 at 10 oclock a m to contest the same. Dated April 4 1917. F H Ball County Judge.

Polk County Nebraska Morris C. Stull E. L. King Will F. H. Ball

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