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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1965

Page

9

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.

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.

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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