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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1903

Page

2

Peanut truth and railway tax dispute stirs county uproar

The Record accuses a populist peanut columnist of dodging the whole truth on road taxes and railroad valuations. It derides claims of lower rates, cites the 63500 Union Pacific assessment, and presses for direct discussion with farmers to expose alleged evasions and favoritism toward railroads.

Jesse Mickey Polk County Platte Merrick Nance Butler Hamilton Seward Peanut Statesman

Questioning Poynter valuation sparks editor inquiry

A fragmented dialogue questions the Poynter program valuation of 300000 and a board adjustment to 3500 for two years. It asks when the higher figure may be confirmed and if a tracer will be sent to uncover the full truth as a new editor awaits clarification.

Poynter

Immortality of Animals Highlighted by Local Author Buckner

The Record notes the holiday reception of Dr. E. D. Buckner's book Immortality of Animals, praised by American and British journals. It cites expert views from Animal World and Rev. Dr. Bush, arguing that both man and animals share a soul and a common destiny, urging kindness to animals and moral duty in youth. The Stromsburg News expands to seven columns.

E. D. Buckner Animal World London Bush

Coal Barons Sit Tight Ahead of 1904 Republican Meet

A chaotic editorial tirade critiques newspapers for bias and calls out coverage of Senator Dietrich and Porter withholding funds. The piece notes the Chicago convention set for June 21 1904 and hints at editorial battles over tax matters and railroad issues.

Chicago

Household goods and farm sale assets auctioned by McCray Beltzer

A sale lists bay horses weighing 2800 lbs two mules a grey mare 1160 lbs two sets of Bets harness wagons and gear. also dray carriage jack and tackle various household items including base burner couch chairs refrigerator lawn mower tables cook stove washer vise and smithing tools. Terms: one year credit with note at 10 percent. cash under $5. Sale starts 1 pm. A G McCray and L A Beltzer auctioneers.

Ness A. G. McCray L. A. Beltzer

New Library Books Arrive at Osceola Public Library

A list of new acquisitions donated by L A Gushees Lytton arrives at the Osceola Public Library. Included are works by Poe Dickens Hawthorne Coopers Buckle Thackeray Haggard and Meriod in genres spanning novels history philosophy and travel with volumes from Daniel Deronda to U S History and The Koran.

Public Library of Osceola L. A. Gushees Lytton SCOOG Eeenwss Ivanhoe Fliot Daniel Deronda Eliot Dickens Nicholas Nickleby Poe Rob Roy the Pirate Hawthorne Cooper i Gas Bayard Ninevah Huxley Physiology and Hygiene Irving Alhambra Haggard King Solomon’s Mines Thackeray Vanity Fair Venable U.S Meredith Evan Harrington Roche Mohammed Koran Farchild Boyd Saint Pierre Alexander

Siamese Beliefs and Peculiar Superstitions Exposed

Ernest Young describes Siamese beliefs as highly superstitious. Thunder is the sky crying and a giant's quarrels cause thunderbolts. Falling stars result from angels torching, and winds are voices of lost babies. Dying customs place the body in a copper urn with quicksilver and honey, then burning and preserving ashes. Souls of unburned bones serve a tyrant with a dog head and fiery hell.

Ernest Young Hell

ENGINE ROOM HEROES

A vivid tale of seafaring ingenuity and peril as engineers repair vital machinery at sea. The narrative recalls a steamer in the Red Sea using a rivet forge to improvise a boiler feed pump and a ship off the West Coast of Africa replacing a propeller by flooding forward compartments and lowering a chief engineer over the stern while the crew fends off sharks.

Red Sea Africa

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