Chautauqua Opens Amid Busy Osceola Week
Local notices list numerous visits and social trips from Osceola residents to Stromsburg Lincoln and Central City. The Osceola Chautauqua opened Monday with favorable weather and strong acts planned for the week including Hagenow band and Inez Ware-French solos and a final lecture by Nels Daring.
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Stromsburg
California
U. S
John W. Abercrombie
Alabama
Hagenow
Inez Ware
Slagenow
Carl Frederick Steckelburge
Nels Daring
Death of J F Bauch After Stroke and Illness
The obituary notes J F Bauch suffered a severe stroke amid uremic poisoning causing left side paralysis. He showed temporary improvement before deteriorating and dying about 11 pm last night. Funeral services are scheduled for 9 am tomorrow from his home. obituary to run in Monday's Record.
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J. F. Bauch
Visitors and storms highlight Shelby notes and Chautauqua
Local residents and guests circulate in Shelby, Nebraska and nearby. visits from Miss Nellie Snyder and Mrs J C Rae of Illinois. hail storms ruin corn on several farms near Shelby while J Q Ratubun returns from Colorado. State Chautauqua speaker Mr Bryan addresses 2000 to 3000, praising neutrality amid European conflict and linking Wilson with avoiding continental entanglement.
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George Karman
Omaha
Nellie Snyder
Lincoln
David Redgah
Illinois
Shelby
J. C. Rae
Alrs. Fozzard
Henry Rath
Geo. Winthers
LaSalle
Kater
Miss Auman
W. A. Nelson
Woodrow Wilson
Tut
United States
Narrow Escape From Car Collision North of Cemetery
C E Minks and Thos Roush avoided serious injury after a two car crash Monday evening on the road north of the cemetery. Milks drove west down the hill and Roush north and east, both at speed, unable to see the other until impact. Milks tried to go straight and cross the track, colliding with full force. Both vehicles were badly damaged but no overturn occurred.
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C. E. Minks
Thos
Roush
Mr. Milks
Osceola W. C A. to Meet Monday at 3 P.M.
The Osceola W. C A. will convene Monday afternoon at Mrs. Geo Moore's, 3 p.m. Mrs. Conklyn leads the program. Election of officers and closing business of the year require full attendance.
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Osceola W. Ca. T. A
Geo. Moore
Prohibition Tale Prompts Fatherhood Reflections
A fragmentary note hints at a story about a man who might become a father and faces moral concerns tied to drinking. The snippet mentions an auditorium theater event scheduled for Saturday in August, suggesting a performance context.
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Teady
Js. Doeg
Polk County W C T U Convention at Shelby
The Polk county W C T U unions of Polk Stromsburg Osceola and Shelby hold their annual convention in the United Brethren church Shelby on Tuesday August 17th. Reports from each union and county officers precede an 10 30 a m officer election and 11 00 discussion on Progress of Prohibition with Mrs M H Bradford. A paper on The W C T U a Factor for Peace and other topics follow with suffrage statewide prohibition and more. An auto parade if weather permits closes the afternoon with a gold medal contest at 8 p m and a silver offering is taken.
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Polk County
Polk
Stromsburg
Osceola
Shelby
United Brethren Church
Grand Island
Joel Wanson
M. H. Bradford
Brigham
Reed
W. C. T. U. A Factor
Fling
Dr. Anderson
Query
C. Lindburg
Stromsburg Union
Shelby Union
Osceola Schools Set to Open September 6
Osceola schools will open September 6 with a full teacher corps listed except for the third grade vacancy caused by Miss Mae Engel’s resignation. A meeting next week will fill that position. Names include J. F. Duncan Bartley principal and A. B. Gelwick Ulysses mathematics among others.
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Osceola
Mae Engel
J. F. Duncan
Bartley
Prin
A. B. Gelwick
Ulysses
Leila McNerney
Lincoln
Lou Walker
Columbus
Emma Snyder
Cambridge
Nellie Simpson Auburn
Sth
Elizabeth
Larson
Vesta Snyder
Anna Sipe
Verda
Newman Grove Shows Rapid Growth in Four-Year Span
The writer visits Newman Grove after four years to finds a booming business district with five new blocks and two banks. About fifty new residences built, fifteen more under construction, and Editor Buck modernizes the Reporter with a new linotype. The town’s strides are praised as unmatched in the state.
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Newman Grove
Siay
Buck
Lost silk coat reported in Stromsburg notice
Arch ie Beltzer travels from Manhattan Kansas reports rail conditions in Kansas harming crops rotting in fields. A note mentions a missing ladies silk coat with braided collar and cuffs between E B Zangs and Oslk No 99 at Stromsburg.
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SPLEY
Bargai See, Mills & Beebe
E. B. Zangs
Stromsburg
Ars
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