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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
1
A brief notice outlines a band concert address targeting rural schools. It specifies date and venue details and invites participation from local music groups and students.
Osceola Nebraska August 9 1915 the Board of Equalization added 243 500 to A W Patterson personal schedule after his appearance Alfred M Johnson could not appear but provided sworn statement showing 1000 more personal property than listed the board ordered 1000 added to his schedule. The levy could not be set without a state certificate and the board recessed to meet August 13 1915 Joel Hanson County Clerk.
The Polk County Teachers Institute convened in Osceola at the high school under County Superintendent Miss Rasmussen. Morning sessions continue due to a concurrent Chautauqua, with Dean McProud and Supt J F Duncan among instructors. The program aims to improve instruction across primary to middle grades as teachers gain practical insights.
A historical analysis argues that German forces under Von Hindenburg have compelled Russian retreats by pressuring deep into enemy territory. It notes German morale impact, potential western theater redeployment, and the likelihood of a drawn out conflict despite early victories.
Local store advertises a hat sale featuring felt and the newest straw hats. Hats marked at modest prices promise clearance range with hats sold as low as one dollar for Saturday.
A four acre tract in southwest Osceola includes pasture and orchard with one acre tillable patch and chicken range. The property lies south of and west of the Lutheran church. listed by Mrs Alma Dolan.
A list of books now available at the public library includes Mary Bailey’s The Little Missioner and Aunt Jane Nieves Out West. Other titles mentioned are Pollyanna Grows Up Miss Billys Decision Elinor Porter and Genex Stratton Porter works, reflecting a diverse range of classic and contemporary reads for patrons.
William J D Hearne, 18, bought a Twenty Payment Double Indemnity policy for 1000 from The Midwest Life. He drowned July 12 near Rule Missouri, and the company paid 2000 to his beneficiary due to accidental death within ninety days. The Midwest Life notes many policies include this benefit with a 3.00 annual premium.
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