Nebraska Stories and Legacy From Early Papers
Local notes recount visits and moves among Osceola families including the Schmoker and Anderson households. A feature on Nebraska songs about drought and debt traces 1890s folk tunes and the era’s editor conflicts and the state’s first newspapers in Bellevue and Omaha.
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Nebraska
Nebraska State Historical Society
Library of the Historical Society
Maryland
Mar Viang
Nebraska Land
Federal Writers Project
W.P.A
Osceola Nebraska historical newspaper overview
Osceola Nebraska in 1968 notes the Zeitung publication history dating to Nebraska City beginnings in 1861. Early papers circulated to promote towns, advertise sales and job printing. The summary highlights diverse immigrant language papers and their value to local history.
The Big Inch Osceola Record Advertisement Rate Claim
The Osceola Record advert reads that each column inch reaches 3200 to 4200 readers and that 16 to 30 pages of value are gained for under a dollar per inch, signaling high cost efficiency for advertisers.
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Osceola Record
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Osceola
Hugh Schmoker
Paul Schmoker
Kearney
Paul
Aurora
Dennis Schmokers
Scott
Council Bluffs
Dennis
Wayne Anderson
James Turners
Lincoln
Turner
Henry Foege
Rolland Ekstroms
Karlene
Wm. Larsons
Jay McDonalds
Rolland
Long Beach
Calif
Ted Pickett
T. Ariz
Louis “Englems
Ralph Sorensons
Oconto
James Bohans
Salina
Kansas
Clarence
Wilks ‘ Shields
Walt Boyles
Stella Blakeley
Bert Shields
Este Sniders
Myrtle Johnson
Howard Liedtkes
York
Harry Sterups
Pacific Northwest
Dick Sterups
Sioux Falls
S Dak Ae
the Sterups
Colorado
Nebraska City
William Henry H. Waters
August F. Harvey
Harvey
Waters
Harvey Wee
I Waters
Chapman
Loup City
Iowa
Nebraska Palladium
Bellevue
St. Mary
The
Palladium
Omaha Arrow
Joseph =. Johnson
Omaha
Nebraska News
Nebraska City News
Nebraska City News- Press
Territory
Platte River
Deutsche
Oscequa Recorqa
Cale
Columbus, Nebraska
Becton, Dickinson & Company
Federal Land Bank
Vla
Landbank
Tau Lalla
Federal Land Bank Association
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Office of
Norton
Norton, Osceola
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