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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1916

Page

4

Walter George urged as governor to honor the people’s vote

The editorial argues the governor should reflect the public will on the Nebraska liquor question. It praises Walter A. George as a man of breadth and integrity, trusted by Lincoln Evening News, and contends he will carry out the voters’ prohibitory amendment mandate if elected. The piece asserts the people rule.

Nebraska Walter A. George Walter George Lincoln Evening News

Ambiguous Text Reflects Debate On Initiative and Referendum

Fragmentary notes discuss the initiative and referendum law and political parties. The text hints at taking a stand for or against an amendment and mentions the paper's stance on accepting the popular decree.

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Osceola Papers Clash Over Prohibition Editorials

A local dispute centers on editorials about prohibition. The Lincoln Star and Osceola Democrat exchange accusations, denying anti prohibition stances and challenging editors to provide proof. The Record and Star are said to share a common ground on the issue.

Thompson State Lincoln Star Democrat The Star Bay of the Polk County Oscedla Wallath Wwarton Osceola Walrath Bryan

Paper clash over editorials and dry federation critique

In Polk County Nebraska the Record and Star trade criticisms over anti prohibition editorials. The Record quotes Star editorials and defends its coverage while denouncing anonymous attacks. Local notes list community visits, bids for school addition, and election results with saloon licensing at stake.

Wairath Lincoln Star Star Record Bryan I -Polk’ County Democrat The W. T. Thompson Dry Federation Nebraska Polk County Democrat Jackass Mr. Walrath

HORDVILLE ITEMS

Pearl Christensen suffered a hand injury from a crochet hook during a mishap at work. Several local residents and visitors were noted traveling between Central City and other towns, with multiple social visits and meetings mentioned.

Pike harvest rushes to market in Hackberry district

Local notes from Hackberry News report farmers sowing oats and rushing wheat to market this week. Family visits include Mrs Oscar Bregins of David City and her daughter Mrs Clifford Huddleston, and guests of Mrs Sp eit Thelen Tast Aveck. George Irland and wife, Mr and Mrs Seth Johnston, Mr and Mrs Hold Shaw join gatherings with Meg and Neves. Clarence Shavva.

Oscar ‘Bregins David City Clifford Huddleston Speit” Thelen Tast Aveck George, Irland Seth Johnston Hold Shaw Meg Neves Clarence Sbavv

Sunday Social Notes From Osceola Area

Ceola residents spent Sunday with J K Williams and others in Osceola. Iland and Henry Tedican were guests of John Rosenberry. The Hoffer and Sant Stalnaker couples toured Osceola Saturday. Clyde Hennings hosted Epworth League at Green's Chapel Friday night. April Fool night featured handkerchiefs pinned to rugs. Aunt Sally Sievers’ friends surprised her Friday with abundant food. O M Blevins Ford balked after church and Lena Obrist helped pull him in. A shaft end was ground off the drive shaft. James McKeag is sick. Irena Daniel raised nearly $69 at a basket supper. Bruce Macd and Boyd Macgnet families joined Sunday with relatives. Fred Wescat and Audrey Wamsley visited Robart Frizzell’s near Claris.

Ceola Albert Blevins J. K. Williams Wits Osceola Tra Iiland Henry Tedican John Rosenberry L. L. Hoffer Sant Stalnaker Clyde Hennings Epworth League of Green Miss Ferson Clyde Henning Miss Sthode Sally Sievers O. M. Blevins Ford Lena Obrist James McKeag Irena Daniel Guy Rolis Boyd Mace Fred Wesccat Audrey Wamsley Robart - Frizzell Claris

New Daughter Born at Missing-home on March 25

A daughter was born yesterday at the Missing-home area on March 25. Social updates note Mrs Vivian Brian and Miss Marian Pyfe visiting friends in Columbus. Miss Anna Lodenburger attended Friday events. Pié social at Ball school house planned for April 7.

Geor ‘Ge Maurice Branigan Anna Lodenburger Marian Pyfe Columbus

Beulah Freeman Runquist Visits Family Nearby

Beulah Freeman Runquist visited her mother Mrs Geo Mace on Thursday. Hernan Heinemeyer delivered some wheat to Clarks last week. Mrs Ben Fincey of Osceola spent a few days with her daughter Mrs Hugo DeBer. Mr and Mrs Annie Mace spent Friday with the latter's mother near Clarks who is seriously ill. Elgin Strait from Iowa, a brother of Mrs Lew Wescoat, came in Saturday to work for them this summer. Clarence Heitzihan, formerly on the sick list, is now better. George Mace and two children Lesta and Dewey visited Grand Island Saturday. Mrs Holter visited with her daughter Mrs Herrman Heinemeyer Saturday and Sunday. Bessie Christian is visiting her parents this week.

Jshelby Tenty J Joanson Wweek J. Q Rathbun Wm Glatter Jesse Crealian Lin Merrick Anna Fullerton Fulda Scholz Osceola Jas. Clark George Smith Omaha Carl Freelday Ax N. Ryn Ethel Ina Hotchkiss Lincoln Wesleyan Roy Hartson Minnie Blevins David City Hagcratt Funkhouser Ralph Ball George Strickland Missouri Laura Vanderbilt James Inness Kansas City H. A. Eyestone Herman Chas. Hirsch Loup City Oliver Seow Ed Scow Wahoo Oliver Scow John Fox Hd Runyon Fred Albers Excelsior Springs Geo. B. Potter Shelby Potter Frank Hilligas Dudley ‘Stone Portland George “Stone Shawnee Okla Ats F. M. ‘Stone Dudley Stone Georgevisithe Jos Neptiine of Auroray of ‘Education Suédecistul Village Board Conrad’ Thelen Guy Funknduser J. ‘P. Skryja Sam Ball Ball Bom Ratphi Busi Ed Stevens Chris Thesing Grand Island Leah Dorsey J .W. Nelson Theo Larson Stromsburg Wayne Hill Ava Hill Central City Little Glen Alice Lindburg Wolbach C.H. Lindburg Holden Centra City Roy Ludden M. IF. Smith Oak Davis Joshua Cox York R. Li. Cox D. H. Westfall Dana Newman Grove Mondey Calmar McCune R. A. Harrison J. W. Wilson C. C. McCune Alice Benjamin Russel Benjamin Polk Lindburg Nelson Cecil Lindburg Pocatello Idaho Cecil W. A. Lindburg Freeman Runquist Geo.’ Mace Hernan Heinemeyer Clarks Ben Fincey Hugo DeBer Annie Mace Elgin “Strait Towa Lew~ Wescoat Clarence Heitzihan George Mace Lesta Dewey

Nonpartisan Judge Candidate for Fifth Judicial District

Judge M. M. Wildman of York seeks the Nebraskan Fifth District seat in a nonpartisan bid. Native of Illinois, he is married with four children, taught and practiced law in York for 21 years, served as County and City Attorney, and advocates judicial independence from political influence and excessive precedents. Primary on April 18.

M. M. Wildman York Sudza Fifth Judicial District Nebraska Ilinois Jis Law Department Michigan University Dane Yorkwenty York County

Kingsberry Stallion Seeks 1916 Season Breeders at Osceola Farm

Kingsberry a five year old thoroughbred stallion weighing 1700 pounds and standing 16 hands offers 1916 breeding at his Osceola area farm two miles north and 14 miles east with terms including 19.59 insurance and 15 for stand. Also Mammoth, six years old 1000 pounds imported from Missouri, advertised for breeders to use for mares at a farm nine miles from Crees L C Osceola with $12 insurance and 15 for colt to stand.

Kingsberry My Farny Osceola A. Fine Thorouchbrea Mammoth Missouri Sds Nowélivana Crees

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the Star Timothy Merl Mar Aly Baistile Harve LaMunyo Avithout Charles Borti Clifford Branting Guit Ayers SCN Maurice Central _Sity Norma ‘Shafer Rising Ora Watkins Fairmont L. A C. O. Linstrom A. V. Burke Wilton Axminster Brussels Dee Bissell Jackum Hordville Pearl Christensen Geo. Grosvenor and Son Ruben Jones Sedwell Tournquist St. Paul Anna Linstrum Hershey S. J. Bush Bergston Faye Marquis Bessia Dungan Bert Nicholson Hober Travis Eva Hill Central City R. ‘Dickerson Frank Dickerson Vyta University Place Howard Travis Julia Wilson Frank Bickerson Eva ‘Hill Hackberry News Albert B. Cummins U. S Iowa Cummins i U.S Senate West Clear Creek Vivian Brian Beulah Dan
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