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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
Entry dated March 18 1919 at Osceola Nebraska notes second class matter under the act of March 4 1879. Display per inch rates and local lines included.
The Wilson administration debates how to end the coal strike with a possible government use of power. McAdoo argues miners deserve wage increases funded by profits, while others warn against transferring costs to the public. The clash raises questions about industry profits and consumer prices.
The piece cites I W W hostility toward government and religion with a harsh editorial critique from the Lincoln Daily Star. It then lists a string of local notices and social updates from Osceola including travel, visits, births, and community events with multiple residents and nearby towns referenced.
A farewell surprise gathering occurred Saturday evening at the Fred Richtner home with over fifty uninvited guests arriving to bid farewell before the move to a new home in Gresham. The social evening featured conversation and reminiscences about past events.
Despite cold weather the Wayland community gathered in the church basement on Thanksgiving morning for a Welcome Home feast for local soldiers and sailors. A large table hosted the guests of honor while others enjoyed a bountiful meal, Rev. Nelson delivered a fine message, and the service flag was demobilized. Games were planned but farmers chose to take families home before nightfall. Community memories and benefits of such gatherings were noted.
Village residents recount Thanksgiving gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Reisdorff hosted family for dinner. Thelans and Carters entertained guests. Ed Clobes hosted a farewell party for Miss Mamie. Florence Hupp returned to Iowa after a visit.
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