21 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1914
Page
1
A reading laments biased thinking and urges weighing both sides of disputes. The speaker argues people overvalue their own viewpoint, ignore others, and misjudge opponents, noting how self interest and vanity shape judgment and harmony.
Clippings from December 18 1914 recount local holiday travels and gatherings. Students Mollie Grimsbo, Georgia Wagner, Mary Lewis, Ruby Harden, Marion Gillespie, and Etiel-Westberg depart Osceola and Lincoln for holidays. High School girls basketball team travels to Polk and loses 11 to 6. Several residents, including Mrs L K McGaw and Opal, head to Oak and California for winter visits. News covers births, farm trips, local banking staff, a war tax critique, a notable accident at Oscar Mustard home, and community updates in Silver Creek and Polk County.
R Jones visits relatives in Kansas as Blanche Lanphere and Miss Blanche Kingsoler travel to York for visits. Miss Minnie Dabler visits with her Lincoln family. Dr. Johnson announces the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Law. Fred Van Gorden and T E Blount show chickens at Seward Poultry Show. Stella Sterup and Mark Romahr wed at the Sterup home with relatives present. Sperry and wife move to a new southwest home. Brown occupy the Presbyterian parsonage. Fay Cannon and baby visit Kirksville relatives and grandfather J W Pogue.
Keene Sudden, P. M., urges early mailing of Christmas parcels weighing 50 pounds over 180 miles or 20 pounds anywhere. Packages can be marked not to be opened till Christmas and insured for up to 2500 dollars. Drop at the Post Office during the day. do not wait for mail time.
Osceola Nebr hosts a dance night at the Auditorium on Tuesday December 22 with OLE OLSON performing. Also advertised are horse blankets and plush robes for sale, offered by Repard Ferrets with contact by phone labeled F2.
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