Liberty Clark Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
Liberty Clark declares her bid for the Republican nomination for county treasurer and submits to the Republican primary voters decision.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
4
Liberty Clark declares her bid for the Republican nomination for county treasurer and submits to the Republican primary voters decision.
A message proclaims candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket in Polk County subject to primaries. Co. O Johnson announces.
J G Green announces his candidacy in Democratic and Populist primaries for county commissioner. He says health may prevent in person meetings and asks friends and their networks for votes.
The notice announces the Zang and Nick Ell meat market inviting old customers and new patrons to visit as the service merits. It lists contact by phone numbers and an owner name L Brazee at 450f.
The Record notes you cannot scratch a ticket or write in a candidate on another ticket. Do not vote on more than one ticket and avoid writing any name of a candidate already on a different ticket. You may vote any ticket but keep to a single ballot.
Has tings Bros promotes an August 17 Canada excursion with a $15 round trip from Omaha. Passengers are urged to call when arriving in town or contact by phone. the company will pick up travelers in their auto that day.
Osceola markets show mixed quotes with wheat and corn readings unclear due to garbled OCR. Hogs and butter values appear around 6.80 and 1.50 respectively, while ags data is unreadable.
A straw poll in Osceola shows 160 voters cast ballots with 50 in favor and 110 against a proposed sewer bond program. The Record notes the defeat ends hopes for a sewer system for years and commends the city fathers for a fair expression while urging continued progress on municipal services.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Monk was laid to rest in a local burial yesterday, with services held in the town.
The Board of Health orders no institute in Polk County this summer. Lillie M. Cole serves as County Superintendent and oversees the measure.
Central City Republica n warns Osceola merchants to watch for lead counterfeit dollars amid daily receipts. A dollar allegedly bent at the First National Bank last Friday prompts caution about suspicious currency entering trade.
Mahlon Bonner stopped over Sunday with his parents on his return from Omaha where he had consulted Dr. Gifford again regarding the cataract on his eye.
Ed Hester and family and Mrs. Webster were callers at Al Wescoat Monday night. John Cupka spent Sunday with friends on the Valley. Clara Reits accompanied her brother Clarence to Shelby Sunday evening. Lou Wescoat and family visited Olof Yungdahl Sunday. Services will be held at Pleasant Valley Sunday evening. Grandma Mickey visits Mrs. Wisely. Mrs Herman Sarow spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs. Henry Mickey. Addie McCormick at home after Osceola sewing. Clarence Reitz spent Sunday at home with Mrs. Hester and daughter Pearl to Illinois Monday for a few weeks. Mrs L. B. Reitz visiting daughter Mrs Geo. Reed. Will Dake and family and Grandma Heinemeyer at Herman Heinemeyer’s Sunday. Myrtle McCormick improving after illness. James Ward hosted a party Tuesday night.
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