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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
2
Grover L. Sheldon argues in The Osceola Record that railroads seek to dominate Nebraska politics by controlling nominees for governor and the legislature. He urges Republicans to uphold equitable taxation, reasonable railroad rates, and a railroad-free politics, pledging delegates to fight pass systems and defend party principles.
The piece mocks politicians who switch between populist and democratic labels across counties to gain fusion advantages. It criticizes the practice as deceptive, calls it a two-ring political farce, and warns that even honest voters may be misled by the scheme.
An editorial compares bribes rebates and passes, noting their near familial resemblance in behavior and ethics. The piece argues that practices sharing similarities raise questions about integrity and relationships within systems.
Local readers view Pollard salary claims as excessive and unjustified, arguing strict statute construction does not justify the pay. The piece notes a lack of proper treatment or clarity in the justification.
The Burlington is accused of paying rebates to favored shippers while protesting tax demands. The piece suggests fines or costs would be small, likening future tax bills to a hole-riddled thirty-cent piece.
The Omaha World Herald and Republicans note Governor Mickey and Treasurer Mortensen have kept railroads at current values. The piece accuses Hitchcock supporters of shifting blame and laments past attacks on the Nebraska chief executive as outpaced by events.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Pearl M. Newman deceased creditors must file claims by February 5 1907 and debts are payable by August 4 1907. The County Judge will hear claims on November 3 1906 February 5 1907 and August 4 1907 at 10 am in the county court room. July 11 1996. [SEAL] Henry H Campbell County Judge.
After acquiring the Live Stock business of F. A. Samuelson, a buyer offers top market payments for cattle and hogs. He invites sellers to visit the office in the yards west of the track or call Phone 177 T. Brunts.
Local brief notes list visitors and residents including J H Duren from Shelby, Dr and Mrs A M Bell in Columbus, J Campbell and son Roy from Milford, Flora Miller visiting Pleasant Home, J J Crawford from David City, and Geo Rhodes wind mill man. North Side Market buys poultry cash. F L Dunn noted. Rollie Mills visiting, selling for Loom Enders. Mrs Smith of Shelby and Andrew Patella of Omaha guests of Olson. Dr W H Gray to practice in Garrison N D. Bertha Behle bound for Waterloo IA as YWCA delegate. Supt Rydberg ill. Jennie Rydberg assisting. J L Heald new residence nearing completion. S A Park in city. travels for New York firm. Miss Bessie Albin Charlestown WV and Miss Nellie Anderson Berryville WV visiting Jackson family. Wendlands return from Sterling CO. encampment at Ft Riley. Baby girl born to Claus and Mrs Anderson Bord July 31. County treasurer reminder for delinquent taxes.
A collection of small items including a for sale note for a nice young cow from J. W. Snider and various local notices. Mrs. Elmer McManus returns to Omaha, neighbors visit, lost female Scotch Collie offered for reward, Andrew Nelson Jr noted, Mrs. Dr. Lierle returns home, new A. A. Young house and sidewalk, J. K. Barnett visits, Rising City visitors, D. C. Cole reports corn loss, J. W. Ballenger returns with Alberta grain, testimonial from Greer Bros. promoting Alberta land and King & Bittner ads.
Mrs Mary A Baker died at her home at 3 39 p m aged 37 after months of poor health Heart failure was the cause Her daughter Mrs H A Van Hoosen stayed with her until the end The funeral will be from her home at 10 a m tomorrow with interment in Stromsburg cemetery where two grandchildren are buried Mr Baker died eight years ago Obituary notice next week
To property owners. Metiie is hereby given to property owners in Osceola that the weeds on highways joining residence lots must be cut down within 7 days or they will be cut down by city authorities and costs therefor charged up against the property and collected with taxes. John Ludlow. Street Commissioner.
A listing of performers for a piano solo recital includes Minnie Anderson Myrtle Augustine Rosa Austin Juanita Babcock Cristie Berggren Vernie Hingham Ray Campbell Colin Chindgren Her Conway Rose Cottrell Ethel Creighton Mai Crease San Danielson Wilford Engelhardt Arthur Breccon Alice Erickson Maud Erickson Ralph Eyentone Flosale Eyestone Leo Farris Etta Finch Elsie Forsluand Sigri Gerbold Emma Gerhold Madali Gilbert Elsie Gormley Palmer Gray Edith Hehn Herbert Hedbloom Haye Herman Marthe Horet William Mubberd Esther Ives Mabel Johnson Anes Jobhinson Mann James Johnson Ruth Bepner Margaret Reihee Arthur Lovell Guy Lund Nora Marquis Vance McGee Lucy Metheney Earl Milla Allie Nelson Nellie Nordlund Harry Olson Marie Pearce Maude Pheasant Lulu Renner Dora Richards Gladys Ryan Merle Samsen Olof Record Jeff az Scott Erma Scott Helen Scott Wallace Seger Lester Swan Axel Thelen Wilhelm Teague Alberta Toren Kethel Van Hoesen Grace-Vincent Dane Waller Ralph Wameley Audrey Webster Margaret Wood Myrtie Youmene John.
The M E church will hold baptisms and reception of members on Sunday morning. The pastor will preach during the evening service.
Lovers of baseball have a three day series in our city starting August 16. The Haskell Indians of Lawrence Kansas will visit, with two more games announced later. Osceola fans can expect fast action as harvest season ends and local interest rises.
The Polk County Teachers Institute meets August 6 at Osceola High School, with sessions through August 1c. Courses cover arithmetic reading grammar traphy history agriculture and management plus Model Rural School instruction. Attendance encouraged for those seeking certificates or teaching positions. registration costs one dollar and admission to lectures is free.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified that claims must be presented by February 20 1997 and debts paid by August 20 1907. The court will meet at the County Court room on August 20 1906, November 20 1906, and February 2 1907 at 10 a.m. to receive examine hear and allow or adjust claims. Dated July 26 1906. Henry H Campbell
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