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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
1
A car load of heavy horses will be sold at the U P yard in Osceola on Saturday August 21, 1909 at 2 30 pm. T P Owens owner.
The piece urges action to resurrect fusion and unite factions amid a changing political scene. It notes a new post office being built on the Osceola road, with A. Snider’s government approved project to replace J. W. Cole's restaurant site, promising a modern building and top equipment.
The official vote list shows Republican candidates for supreme judge with counts: Sedgwick 197 lead, Barnes 145, Cobbey 126, Calkins 122, Fawcett 90, Hamer 63, Duffie 45, Yeiser 42. Fusion ticket had no contest for supreme judge. The election occurred on Tuesday August 17.
The primary drew many BE voters with fusion ticket contests performing well. C. O. Johnson named treasurer and K. R. Ware sheriff winner by about twelve votes. Fusion candidates suffered some losses but overall county results favored clean, capable Republicans with Lanham narrowing Dave Mace by 18. Several local notices follow, including marriages, travels, and post ceremony congratulations.
Aimed at parents and teachers, the piece urges prompt preparation for the new school year. It emphasizes talking with children about school, prioritizing education over fashion, and ensuring every pupil is ready and on time for the first day. The value of all school levels from primary to high school is highlighted as essential to future success.
Cedar Chips reports Mrs. Charles Mayland of Leitch visiting cousin Miss Anna Bunner this week. Miss Kate Kinsman hosted friends at Somerset last Saturday. Mrs. H. J. Brian visiting in Clear Creek. Brian crew haying for Howser Bros. Attendees praise Columbus chautauqua programs. Ainesmith and daughter visited Henry Howsee's. J. T. Bonner ill with bilious fever. Mrs. John Janicek injured scratching cherries. Preaching planned at Clear Creek next Sabbath afternoon. For sale: milk cow and bull calf. Phone H 21 Route 6.
Weekly post office list shows uncalled names including Mr M B Lewis W T Randall Charley or O F Anderson P O Barrick Minnie Carlson Mrs W W Davis James Kinzer 8 G Pheasant P M Bring in your cream and get the cash H B Russ Lovely home in South Osceola for sale cheap if taken at once R A Mills Phone 247.
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