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01 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1915
Page
1
The Truth When Sworn A Tale Of Oath and Lies
A lengthy discourse on honesty and perjury, comparing Old Testament Ananias and Sapphira to modern witnesses. It argues many people rarely tell the whole truth, using courtroom oaths as a standard, and notes how memory lapses and strategic avoidance of truth undermine justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anas
Shim
Nug
Sapae
Ananias
Enje
Ananias. Club
Gread
Wit-Es
Withers
Osceola News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings
Local notes report Alonzo Merrick leaving for Chicago Bible school and many residents visiting kin or handling farm work. A basketball trip by Osceola High School, social gatherings, farm labor, court witnesses, and visits among Polk County residents are described with multiple names and places in Nebraska and nearby towns.
Gresham Items Chronicle Health, Visits, and Local Events
The Gazette reports on residents visiting relatives, illnesses and surgeries, and social events. Mrs J E Tart and daughter visited friends. J B Jagerson homebound with rheumatism. Mrs Lanphere left for Holdrege. Neujahr and Dunbier attended a hog sale. Michener and Bert Smith Wee at a sister’s bedside. Fay Bond returned from Loup City. Laurence Valentine underwent Johnson hospital surgery with improving condition. Mrs Burgess treated for appendicitis and died. two York County residents elected to the State Poultry Show board. York may host the 1916 Poultry Show. a January 22 birthday surprise for Miss Kate Davidson and Mr Wesley Pogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
Migs sSather
Neujahr
Dunbier
D. N. Michener
Bert Smith
York
Forn
Henry Burgess
Fay Bond
Loup City
C. H. Styan
Laurence Valentine
P&t
Johnson Hospital
Hylton
M. E
Hastings
York County
Fred van Gorden
Lt. E. Porter
Association
William Davidson
Kate Davidson
Wesley Pogue
Miss Davidson
Pogue
Gazette
The Million Dollar Mystery Opens At Gem Theatre
The Gem Theatre begins Friday night the serial The Million Dollar Mystery following The Trey O Hearts. Showings run Friday and Saturday nights, with readers urged to catch the opening installment to avoid missing key plot points and diminishing future interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theatre
the Gem
Tre Storm Causes Heaviest Seasonal Snow and Delays
The storm, the season’s heaviest so far, is still present with a foot depth and drifting. Rail traffic is stalled with no trains until this afternoon as the passenger train goes east after the snow plow. Despite the heavy snow, temperatures reach 20 degrees above at noon.
Reward offered for names of Stromsburg Local passengers
Liberal reward offered for furnishing the names of any passengers on Union Pacific train No 28 known as the Stromsburg Local that collided head on with a Rock Island train near the Union Passenger station in Omaha on December 30 1918. Address inquiries to Room 845 Omaha National Bank Building Omaha Nebraska Enquire at the mill for ghorts and bran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Stromsburg
Omaha
Rock Island
Union
Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg
Nebraska
V L Wilson Lawyer Practice in Polk and Surrounding Counties
Exclusive legal practitioner in Polk and surrounding counties. Advice on state laws. Collections countywide through guaranteed attorneys. Abstracts of title examined. Wills contracts and other instruments drawn. Letters written. Charges stated in advance. Rooms 1 and 2 Anderson Block Stromaburg Nebr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. Wilson
Polk
Anderson Block
Stromaburg
Nebr
Good Samaritan Axel Lindholm Clears Osceola Walks
Osceola acknowledges Axel Lindholm for hitching a horse to a snow plow and clearing sidewalks, enabling easy passage for children and pedestrians after a heavy night of drifts. Si Locke notes two other men L. F. Anderson and Joe Peterson also contributed, with praise for their service and a suggestion of city compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Axel Lindholm
Si Locke
Lee
People’s Grocery
Locke
Mr. Lindholm
Local Notes and News From Silver Creek 1915
Mrs Celia Sprague of Blair visits daughter Mrs N L Squier and family. Mrs Wm Husenetter of Fremont in village to see daughter Mrs E C Shumaker. J E Riley pays fine and costs in police court. George Rose faces assault charge. Mr and Mrs Albert S Cox and family arrive from Wymore. Mrs Cox to manage Leap millinery from February first. Clara Kula suffers acute appendicitis. convulsions but improves. John Swerczek of Island Merrick County welcomes No 11 son. Father John proud as with first. Farmer's Elevator Company holds annual meeting, plans March 24 adjournment for unfinished business. may build elevator or buy existing. Mrs C E Kimbeaugh of Silver Creek learns Silas Fisk died at Hot Springs Ark. Fisk, Omaha policeman 1892–1912, funeral in Omaha. Sand, Jan 29, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Riley
George Rose
Albert S. Cox
Silver Creek
John Swerczek
Merrick County
John
Farmer’s Elevator Company
Imebaugh
Hot Springs
Ark
Silas Fisk
Fisk
Omaha
Sand
On Condities. Customer-See here
Dialogue notes a seller and dealer disputing plant growth in climate. The dealer claims growth requires a hothouse fee, while the customer cites expectations of growth in any climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Grinamen Wad The Thorpotara
An unclear report details a scene with numerous figures and a notable event at an unspecified location. Strong entities appear fictional or garbled, with no identifiable people or organizations clearly present in readable text.
York County Couple Granted Marriage License by County Judge
County Judge Ball issued a marriage license to Casper J. P. Larson 26 and Rosa C. Nordstrom 20, both of York County, on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
York County
Casper J. P. Larson
Rosa C. Nordstrom
Horses Wanted on Special Buying Trip in February
Joe Gubser will visit towns on a special buying tour the first week in February to select sound rugged horses 14 to 15 hands high. Marketa ble horses of that size should watch the schedule for Valparaiso Web Feb 3 Brainard Feb 4 David City Feb 5 Central City Feb 6. Enquire at the mill for shorts and brow The Million Dollar Mystery 10c to all Gem Feb 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gubser
Mill
Shorts and Brow
Shoes priced down to cost mark in sale
Local store announces over shoes now at cost, urging shoppers to buy before stock runs out. The promo highlights drastic reductions on common footwear, with discount emphasis and limited quantities.
Lutheran Church Sunday Activities Schedule
The Sunday School meets next Sunday at 10 a.m. Divine services follow at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Evening services will be in English. The Busy Bee gathers Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson’s home. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Peter Nelson’s home. L LU meets Thursday evening at the Nelson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nelson
Ladies Aid
Peter Nelson
L. LU
Miss Grace and Lulu Pheasant Host Lively Saturday Lunch
Grace and Lulu Pheasant entertained many lady friends at their home on Saturday for a one o’clock luncheon followed by a thimble party. Henry Roseberry arrived from Litchfield on business and assumed management of the L. Merrick store in Shelby, a purchase announced last week. The listing notes a high grade Holstein bull for sale and a local phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Lulu Pheasant
Henry Roseberry
Litchfield
Mr. Roseberry
L. Merrick
Shelby
Gem
R.A. Scott
City Property For Sale On Gospel Ridge
City property for sale on Gospel Ridge four blocks from squares with five acres extending 80 rods north. House is entirely modern with eight rooms. Also other good city property within one block of Lutheran and Baptist churches. See E. L. Marquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Ridge
Good City
E. L. Marquis
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