18 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
1
A campaign appeal questions whether voters support a people’s government or boss control, urging readers to choose Theodore Roosevelt at the primaries next Friday and consider human rights versus property interests.
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt's sweeping win in Pennsylvania with 66 of 76 delegates, likening it to Illinois and asserting strong support for Roosevelt over Taft. It cites Nebraska campaign stops and urges Polk County voters to back Roosevelt, claiming La Follette cannot win Chicago, and calls for Roosevelt delegates to be chosen for the Republican ballot.
Polk County voters should support King as district delegate to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He pledges to vote in line with the people’s instructions, will uphold Roosevelt’s policies, and has a record of trustworthy service.
Koutsky Brothers advertise mixed grass pasture offering two acres per head with water near Osceola. They invite visitors to see the valley pasture. Gubser and Mr and Mrs Guy Monson with baby leave for Julesburg Colorado after Mr Monson worked at Ryan barber stop. Osceola patrons express best wishes.
The notice lauds Senator Norris Brown highlighting his legal career, fiscal achievements in collecting state taxes, and support for direct elections and progressive measures. It urges Polk County Republicans to renominate Brown, praising his straightforward approach over factional politics.
Judge H H Campbell of Polk County was chosen president of the Nebraska County Judges Association for the coming year at Grand Island near the annual meeting. He spoke on Fees their Import ance while others on the program included G G Ryan Grand Island mayor W H Thompson W A Prince and Judge Ratterman. The Record prints a candidate list for the primaries to aid voters. Mrs Delmar White visited Rising City relatives Monday night.
Mrs Amanda Rosene arrived in the city from Stromsboro on Monday and stayed as a guest with the family of Andrew J. Swanson.
The slate lists Theodore Roosevelt for president Norris Brown for U S senator Chester H Aldrich for governor and delegates at large Don L Love J J McCarthy Nathan Merriam H E Sackett with alternates John A Davis Don C Van Deusen Dan Garber O L Schuman. District delegates for BE King George W Neill with alternates J M Cox Henry Keller. Presidential electors W J Broatch A Reneau and A V Pease in the fourth district. The ticket pledges to abide by the people's will in voting at the Republican National Convention.
Dr A M Bell Dennet announces offices in Firet National Bank building. Mrs E B Rogers visits Shelby friends for a short time Monday. A M McGaffin of the Polk Progress and H E Ayers from that city stay in Shelby Monday. Mrs John Colson and daughter Mrs D J Rhodes visit from Stromsburg Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Elijah Cole.
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