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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
8
Notice cites Postal Bulletin rule requiring all Sunday motor mail to be in the office by 11 30 A M on Sunday April 9 1922 for dispatch by the afternoon pouch. General delivery stays open until 11 A M. W E Snider P M confirms.
Sixty young women are sought for immediate training at the Lord Lister Hospital with a 200 bed capacity. The program offers theory and practical nursing under qualified instructors, with full maintenance and stipends of 10 dollars monthly for the first year and 20 dollars monthly for the second and third years. Apply to Mrs E G Henry, Mer Lord Lister Hospital, 26th and Dewey, Omaha Nebraska. Référence any bank or trust company in Omaha.
The fragment contrasts blame in life and thought, noting a vulgar man blames others and a person in philosophy blames neither himself nor others, while Epictetus suggests neither the subject nor the philosopher should bear blame.
The column recounts local anecdotes and mock politics around Hack Berry and York County. Lennie O Brist argues with a Fordson and a mule while Dwight Newcomer and George Spaulding joke about horse and machine dynamics. August Jannicky stirs talk of elections as Dave Potter rises, with Nate Norton weighing governance versus farming and Nate and Art venturing toward a platform.
The Osceola Record prints its April 1 1922 ownership details with publisher editor and owner listed as R G Douglas of Osceola Nebraska. It names major security holders The Osceola Bank The First National Bank The Surety State Bank Wm Shrader and notes R G Douglas as editor and publisher. County Judge F H Ball certifies sworn statement.
The piece notes Mr. Anderson leaving business duties to sons Edwin and Albert during a lengthy absence with relatives in Sweden. It also reports the death of August Johnson a long time area resident aged 79 and burial in Stromsburg cemetery with survivors Fritz Johnson Mrs Adams and Albert Johnson present at the funeral.
Mrs Roberta Menges Corwin Hill Tearle a Brooklyn native now in Paris seeks State Department help to recover 5 000 000 francs she lent to Prince William of Wied who led Albania for seven months before WWI upheaval. She is joined by sister Ruth Menges and Capt J R K Jackson who testifies to the loan and meeting connections in Monte Carlo Paris and Hotel Continental.
Representative Mondell of Wyoming argues that the administration and Congress have worked in harmony to complete a well defined program. He counters charges of a “do nothing” Congress by citing record and legislation as proof of progress and achievement.
Chronicle of the 1921 special session showing Republican Congress enacting emergency tariffs budget reform and relief laws. It notes passage of the Fordney and Dyer bills and other measures, claiming 100 percent cooperation with the President.
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