Jubilee Businese Men's Jubilee at Osceola Auditorium
The Ladies' Aid Society staged a Friday evening entertainment in Osceola that drew a crowded, responsive audience. Receipts totaled 133 dollars with 108 dollars net for the society after expenses, and organizers praised the event for value. Mrs. Virginia Sharpe Patterson of Kokomo, Ind owns the copyright. infringements will be prosecuted.
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Businese
Osceola
Ladies’ Aid Society
Virginia Sharpe Patterson
Kokomo
Ind
Local notes from Osceola area include votes and wind mill mishap
Osceola visits note Mrs O L Bond and others while hog markets at Stromsburg and Gresham are reported. The first presidential primary in Hackberry favors Roosevelt and Clark. Wind mill mishap, hunting watch, and a relayed court scene with Teddy Roosevelt speaking crowds in Central City are mentioned along with church notes and local misc.
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Tom Skidmore
Hackberry
Teddy Roosevelt
Big Stick
Champ Clark
Burritt
Bond
Pete Eyestone
Charley Brown
Johnson
Dr. Rose
Pete Reisdorff
Johnny
Brown
Liberty Clark
Squire Sterrup
Bank Statement For Mark Timm Type Bank
Capital stock paid in 25000.00 Surplus fund 25000.00 Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid 5589.82 National bank notes outstanding 24600.00 Individual deposits subject to check 122985.86 Demand certificates of deposit 16257.07 Time certificates of deposit 105928.21 329560.96 State of Nebraska County of Palk T A Nuquist cashier swears the above is true to best knowledge and belief Attest: Mark Timm M A Mills S A Snider
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Nebraska
Palk
Real vote debated as farmers weigh corn ahead of polls
The speaker notes farmers can plant and harvest before the next vote. He remarks it matters little who withdrew La Follette, stating the figure spoke with authority and influence.
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la Follette
Walrath Hints at Easier Times After Populist Split
With the populist party out of the way at last Mr. Walrath may now breathe more easily when us democrats get together.
Market Day in Osceola May 4 Draws Buyers and Sellers
Osceola promotes Market Day on Saturday May 4 inviting shoppers to buy better and sellers to offer goods. The event emphasizes community trade opportunities and local participation.
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Osceola
Pompadour Statesman Silent on Wisconsin Candidate
A famed pompadour statesman has not spoken publicly about a certain candidate who was not involved in Wisconsin politics. The elusive stance leaves observers guessing at possible endorsements or strategies as campaigns unfold.
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Wisconsin
Seven governors rest easily as returns come in
The so called seven governors discussed by the Lincoln Star and other papers continue to rest easily as election returns stream in.
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Lincoln Star
Lincoln Star Questions LaFollette Train Payment in Nebraska
The Lincoln Star notes postal cards for Teddy Roosevelt speaking boosted crowds who voted for him. It questions who paid for the LaFollette train in Nebraska and jokes about the paper’s recent unreliable presidential predictions and Justice Hughes’ prospects.
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Teddy
Lincoln Star
Nebraska
Justice Hughes
Walrath Sees Jobs Promise in Proposals But Not Populist Appeal
The piece notes Mr. Walrath, a Democrat, facing a job growth argument from proposals. It suggests the inducement to populists is not clearly persuasive, highlighting a political Chalice between party goals and voter incentives.
Polk County Democrat mocks Senator Brown as arch fakir
Col. Longtooth of the Polk County Democrat decries Senator Brown calling him arch fakir. He likens a hungry hog trampling clean linen in mud to expose Brown’s behavior.
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Col. Longtooth
Polk County
Democrat
Senator Brown
Brown and Norris Endure Washington Visit with Supporters
Brown and Norris stayed in Washington during the entire affair and their supporters savored the hot time throughout.
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Brown
Norris
Washington
Roosevelt Avoids Silent Answer On Lincoln Star Questions
The Lincoln Star accuses President Roosevelt of dodging questions raised in his auditorium speech. The paper claims he left addressing the voters to decide, not offering direct replies to the newspaper’s concerns.
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Lincoln Star
Roosevelt
Nominations Roasted in Osceola and Stromsburg History
The passage notes Stromsburg’s approach to harvesting nominations last Friday and predicts that Osceola will object as nominations have been roasted with regularity and unanimity in recent years across both parties.
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Stromsburg
Osceola
Community notices and visits across Clear Creek region
Wallace Goodrich stays with J J Barnes while Tom Cookson repairs his Clear Creek farm. News includes visits, social events, funerals, church sermons, and local travels among Columbus Shelby Silver Creek and nearby towns with multiple residents listed. Trend of social gatherings clashes with school and studies. A May 22 birthday and a fire loss at a smoke house are noted among many personal updates.
Fairview M E Church Quarterly Conference and Services
The Quarterly Conference meets at Mr Deeter's residence Saturday night at eight. All official members should attend Sunday services. District Superintendent Rev B W Marsh will preach at both services. Communion and baptismal services Sunday morning. Parishioners who did not bring Sunday eggs for benevolences may do so next Sunday evening.
Carpets and Rugs Cleaned by New Gas Vacuum Cleaner
Carpet cleaning service offers guaranteed work using a gas powered vacuum. Inquiries directed to 148 or White 593 Independent, phone 341. Local ad promotes cleaning services and contact details.
Eggs for sale from White Wyandottes in Osceola
High scoring White Wyandotte eggs offered at 50 cents per 15 and 3 dollars per hundred. Available weekly in Osceola. Contact Wm Wiesly, Osceola, Bell phone O 367. 34-2.
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Osceola
Wm. Wiesly
Bell Phone O
Methodists Seek $400000 Endowment for Nebraska Wesleyan
The Methodista of Nebraska plan a campaign this week to raise 400000 as an endowment fund for Nebraska Wesleyan University. The pastor is asked to receive and forward subscriptions promptly and to collect from interested supporters at once. Services are announced for next Sunday at usual hours. A cordial welcome is extended to all attending.
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The
Methodista of Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
One Champion corn planter and John Deere lister for sale
Two used farming tools in good order available from W. H. Nance of Osceola Nebraska. The listing notes an 80 round steel wire corn planter and a John Deere lister. Enquiries invited.
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John Deere Lister
W. H. Nance
Osceola
Nebr
Palm Tree Christians and The Repentance of God
The pastor will preach morning and evening next Sunday with themes Palm tree Christians in the morning and The Repentance of God in the evening. Sunday School at 10 00 A M. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend any or all of our services.
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Palmtree
Old Settlers Recount April Blizzard Dates
David Thomas of Columbus recalls the famous blizzard of 73 starting on Easter Sunday with the 18th of April date, while the author situates the event around April 3, urging other longtime residents to share recollections from the homestead five miles east of Stromsburghton.
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David Thomas
Columbus
Stromsburghton
School clubs meet at Osceola High Saturday
A meeting of the Girls Domestic Science Club and the Boys Agricultural Club will be held at Osceola High School Building on Saturday April 27 at 2 30 PM A good program is arranged Seed corn for planting will be distributed to club members A cordial invitation is extended to all interested in the clubs work Also note New Veterinarian announces practice following purchase of Dr Byers Place in the Kansas City Veterinary College graduate offers day and night calls through Ray's Drug Store and Dr Byers.
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Katie Branigan
Mrs. Haller
Bladen
Nebraska
Rose Mortensen
Hahn School
Gerhold
Bessie Barnett
Harley Olcutt
Oxford
Nebr
W. S. Eastman
Bernt
Lewis Hahn
Columbus
Clear Creek
Loup
Ray
Herbert
Gladys Eastman
Janicek
Shelby
Silver Creek
H. J. Bonner
Arcadia
Oklahoma
T. A. Lundburg
Genoa
T. B. Aliphin
Broken Bow
Grant Ramage
Richard
Central City
Katie Rochlitz
Burke-Thomas
C. V. Lind
Othelia Nelson
Gredda Shafer
Dempster
J. B. Hill
Putman
C. E. Harless
Ed Stevens
Stromeburg
Denah
Edith Samuelson
Edna
Clara Anderson
I. T. Samuelson
A. V. Burke
J. O. Thomas
York
C. O. Lindstrom
Stever
Strom
J. L. Dorsey
York Co
Osceola High School
Pride the jet black Shire stallion for 1912 breeding
Pride, a 1700 pound 17 hand Shire stallion aged nine, sired by Sir Robert 17028 and owned by John Povey of Stromsburg Nebr, will stand for the 1912 season one half mile east and one mile north of Beulah store. No Sunday breeding. Phone in advance. Terms high dollars to insure with foal ten dollars to insure a living colt. Care not guaranteed and county insurance rules apply. THOS MEACHAM owner Silver Creek Nebr Route 2 Phone O 374
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Pride
Sir Robert
John Povey
Stromsburg
Nebr
My Place
Beulah
Advertised Letters at Osceola Post Office 1912
The Osceola Nebraska post office lists uncalled for mail for the week ending April 25 1912 Letters D H Reiken Mr W Robb Postcards Mr James D Connor Mr Denis Dwyer Mrs Zetta Montague Miss A B Nelson Geo Petterson In calling for the a tay Neihveetionats above please 6 G PHEASANT P M
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U. S
Osceola
Nebr
D. H. Reiken
W. Robb
James D. Connor
Denis Dwyer
Zetta Montague
A. B. Nelson
Geo. Petterson
Ash Leaf 541 Sire and Terms For Colt Sale
Ash Leaf 541 by Ash Le Dam Thorn Leaf by Rent by Susie Thorn Bay trotting stather weight 1070. Sold 1911 at Finecy with terms 1250 dollars for sings 15 dollars to insure colt to suck. J C McCormck Mills Mills & Been Atys for P's H. M. Bense vid last Saturday to 2 hand as the resus with a gun while she 24 at his home. In fyy 3 off the walk. The X Ray Th very painful at first but X24 how getting along very TM.
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Ash le Dam
Susie Thorn
J C McCormck
H. M. Bense
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