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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
6
Final report and petition for final settlement and distribution in the estate of Liey aeer deceased set for hearing April 24 1915 at 10 oclock A M before the Polk County Court. Interested parties may appear to contest. Dated April 2 1915. Seal F I Ball County Judge.
Omaha's Gayety theater stages The Bon Ton Girls' Company led by Bert Baker. The season's big show promises lively musical entertainment with a renowned comedian, a large chorus, and exquisite costumes thrilling audiences daily.
Dr. Taylor presents a travellogue titled The Great Northwest at the Gem Theatre on April 16 and 17. The program promises an intensely interesting narrative and invites all to attend on one of the two evenings.
H. J. McBeth directs those owing on drug store accounts to pay at their convenience either at his dental office or at the Eastside Drug Store. The notice urges prompt settlement of outstanding balances.
Classified brief advertises a 200 egg incubator and a 200 chick brooder for sale. Includes inquiry to Walter Zernbloom with contact code 47-3. Portable farm equipment listing from a historical newspaper classified section.
The article argues four years of national conflict reshape party loyalties and policy. It predicts war Democrats will move away from the Democratic Party, favor Republicans, and challenge Wilson’s re election. It notes economic tensions, labor unrest, and uncertain prosperity as voters reassess political alignments before the next election. The piece forecasts a Republican gain and a dwindling Wilson following, with tariff and currency issues central to the debate.
Notice to creditors of the estate of John G Swanson Deceased County Nebraska creditors must file claims by September 24 1915 and debts paid by March 26 1916 hearings to receive hear and adjust claims will be held April 24 1915 June 24 1915 and September 24 1915 in the County Court Room Dorothy Swanson widow of the deceased sought exemptions and the court has allowed the exemption petition. F J Ball Osceola Seal.
The record lists policyholder details with age and residence, followed by annual premiums and total paid over ten years. It shows option one with reserves and surplus totaling 2,264.64, option two with a paid up policy of 2,000.00 totaling 3,174.62, and option three for a nonparticipating policy at 4,153.00.
Sunday School and Bible class next Sunday at 10 a.m. Divine services at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Evening services conducted in English. For sale a black horse about eight years old weighing 1100 pounds, well broke. See Hollis Dolan. Record readers urged to read the ads in this paper ax fully.
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