Looking Back Looking Back A glimpse at yesterday’s happenings
The Osceola Record review notes events from April 12 1915 including Mr and Mrs M J Brown returning from Vancouver and plans to move near the First National Bank. A buggy crash injures Floyd West. County commissioners authorize road dragging contracts funded by inheritance tax. Clarence Egelhoff heads Wyoming claim. John Thelander shifts to accident insurance with Nati Accident Insurance Co. of Lincoln. Leslie Dege arrives to replace him.
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M. J. Brown
Vancouver
West
First National Bank
Floyd West
Board of County Commissioners
Clarence Egelhoff
Wyoming
Mason City
Lew Timmons
John Thelander
Ryan
Nati Accident Insurance Co
Lincoln
Leslie Dege
Omaha
Loup City
O. M. Blevins
Thayer
Harry Musselman
City
Osceola
Georgia Shore
G. L. Shores
Herbert Slaughter
Samuel Slaughter
Kearney
Mathilda Peterson
Gospel Ridge
Roy Cornish
John Rogers
Land Bank
Irene Grossnicklaus
Marjorie Dunn
Secy
Jean Rutter
Treas
Louise Smith
Carl Bryant
William Hamilton
Osceola High School
Nelle Reece
Shelby
Polk County
World Herald
Robert Hansen
First Territorial Legislature Shapes Nebraska Government
The article recalls Nebraska sway from rough early sessions to a modern unicameral. It cites a New York Times description of 1856 legislature chaos with crowded desks, bars, and rowdy members. It notes the Missouri Republican warning of possible bloodshed and Colt revolvers. The 39 members included outsiders and a 19 year old. the body drafted Iowa codes, set county boundaries, formed courts, a public school system, and prohibited intoxicants though unenforced over two years. Christmas Easter notes in Osceola report visits from Schott, Miley, and Lewis households and Julius Cerny’s hospital return.
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Fullerton
Jeanne Inness
Jona Bernt
Thomas Husak
Thomas
University of Nebraska
Mary Anderson
Jack Kopera
Ellen Brawling
Omaha
Osceola
New City
State Board of Health
Marcia Jean Zedicher
Bill Zedicher
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
First Territorial Legislature
Nebraska
Missouri Republican
Colt
James C. Olson
Joseph Sharp
Glenwood
Iowa
Keeping Power Dependable at Consumers
Consumers focuses on dependable electricity through more than 380 substations. The network regulates transmission and distribution lines to ensure a steady, safe, and efficient power flow from generator to consumer.
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Jack Schott
Joe Schott
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