Federation Lays Out Work for Moro Plans and Marketing
The Ne vos Marin Bureau Federation executive committee met in Lincoln January 19 to set the federation’s working plan for cooperative marketing and rural industries. It will push hearings on freight and telephone rates, referendum votes on pending legislation, and study a state income tax. Rube Laude was re elected secretary and treasurer, from Paxton, a ranch owner, with long federation involvement and past duties as a delegate to Chicago conferences. Secretary Wallace led the agricultural conference in Washington D C in his absence due to President Norton's family bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevos Marin Bureau Federation
Lincoln Me
Chicago
U. S
Sitter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington D.C
Wallace
Norton
Eason
Federation President forms tax committee for summer study
President Norton of the Federation appoints a committee to study taxation and public expenditures this summer. The panel includes H L Keefe, C Y Thompson, John Davis, H C Filley, and F H Deweese, with Jolley as a tax expert advisor. The group aims to be impartial and free of partisan influence, reflecting farm and public interests.
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Norton
Federation
H. L. Keefe
Walthill
C. Y. Thompson
West Point
John >. Davis
Geneva
H. C. Filley
The
State Agricultural College
F. At. Deweese
Farm Bureau Federation Legal Department
Keefe
Deweese
H. C. Jolley
Thompson and Davis
Nebraska
Cave
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Movie and Lecture on Grand Lodge Sanatorium at Colorado Springs
E B E Kester state deputy spoke last Wednesday evening in the city about the Grand Lodge M W A Sanitarium at Colorado Springs. The event benefited M W A and R N A members with an illustrated lecture on tubercular treatment. Afterward ladies served oysters to more than fifty attendees. Rev. Cornish consul pledged future lodge events.
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E BE. Kester
Grand Lodge
M. W. A. Sanitarium
Colrado Springs
Colorado Springs
Cornish Jy
August Ienn Bork Returns to Old Home After Long Absence
August Ienn Bork, back from a year and a half in Switzerland, visits the Record with his young son. He reports business recovering in the old home territory and prosperity returning, saying he looks well and remains amiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienn Bork
August Jenn
Switzerland
Mr. Jenn
Polk County notes run from Swanson to spring events
Polk E. A. Swanson called at the county seat. J. A. Swanson and wife brief trip to Central City. many residents travel, visit, or recover from illness. A baby was born to Ernest and wife on January 24. several deaths and illnesses noted. Basketball games at Stromsburg and Fullerton. revival services begin in Polk. community visits include hardware, millinery, and church events.
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J. A. Swanson
Central City
H. A. Johnson
Sidney
Manda Bergman
Stromsburg
Ruth
Leonard Bodine
Elmer Hangqnist
Lind
Ernest Floodman
Han
Donald Pollick
Harry Pollick
Marriage Licenses for Clyde Lawyer and Lulu Foster
Clyde Lawyer of Rising City aged 26 and Lulu Foster of Shelby aged 18 were issued marriage licenses. The records list both individuals as the parties to wed, reflecting a civil license approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lawyer
Rising City
Lulu Foster
Shelby
Sprouting Seeds Draw Farmers Toward Clover on Snow
Field seeds will be in demand this spring with talk of sowing clover on the snow. Farmers in Stromsburg urged by Rystrom consider early planting as fields await spring conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rystrom, Stromsburg
Sunday School Convention Held At Osceola Presbyerian
The Osceola District Sunday School convention met at the Presbyterian church on Sunday afternoon January 29. Attendance was strong and would have stretched seating had the storm not limited capacity. The program opened with singing and an address of welcome by president Mark Timm. Mrs. Joel Hanson spoke on the Cradle Roll highlighting children as the bank of future citizens. Le Roy Rhodes spoke on linking church and home and counter influences. Music by Presbyterian Mens chorus, M B E male quartet, and Misses Yost and Herrmann. Prof. C K Andrews discussed pedagogy in teaching Sunday schools and public schools. Mrs. BE Lindquist urged greater Sunday school interest and parental involvement. Officers elected: Pres. Mark Timm, Secy. Mrs FE H Lindquist. The Counts Sunday School Convention will be held at Polk, March 18-19.
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Osceola
Presbyterian Church
Mark Timm
Joel Hanson
LeRoy Rhodes
Presbyterian Mens Chorus
M. BE
Yost
Herrmann
C K.andrews
BE. Tl. Lindquist
Sec'y
FE H Lindquist
Polk
Ernest ieKsort
Lincoln
Claude Browne
Roscoe
Nebr
Dorcas Society of the First Baptist Church
P. A. Swanson
Ray Randall
Omaha
Richard Dugdale
Tom Grave
Raymond Petergon
Stromsburg
Scribner
Quick
J E. Parker
Ams Myers
Willie Bennet
Ewil Peterson
Lillian’ Lind
Winnie Lind
John Olson
U. P
Los Angeles
Olson
Farmers State Bank
O. A. Rystrom
C. T. Moline
C. A. Larson
Cc. B. Knerr
A. W. Larson
M. V. Johnson
Rebecca Fusby
India
R. L. Minnick
John Nedderall
Hacberry Precinct
Wice
Fort Collins
Colo
George Hollister
Central City
Mre
Lanner
Mielstone
Lannsecwne
Chas
Lambert
Elmore
Kansas
O. A. Anderson
Nebraska City Strike Narrows as National Guard Deployed
The Nebraska City strike prompts a citizens meeting to request Governor McKelvie to send the Nebraska National Guard. Five companies from Lincoln Auburn Hastings Seward and Nebras ka City are ordered out and reach the scene. Editor Robert G. Douglas reports command in charge and hopes a two to three week tour will restore order and allow troops to return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
McKelvie
National Guard
Lincoln
Auburn
Hastings
Seward
Record
Polk County
Robert G. Douglas
County School Boards Meet To Discuss Next Year
Aug P Anderson Frank Anderson Arthur N Johnson and R E Dear attended Stromsburg for a county four towns school boards meeting. Plans for the coming year were discussed including wage cuts. Stromsburg spends about 6000 more yearly on salaries than Osceola, though Osceola’s system is praised. A luncheon followed, served by Stromsburg High School Domestic Science class led by Miss Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Anderson
Frank Anderson
Arthur N. Johnson
R. E. Dear_ born
Stromsburg
Stromeburg
Osceola
Stromsburg High School
Montgomery
Sinclair Gasoline and Motor Oils Keep Your Motor Going
Sinclair Gasoline and motor oils promise reliable engine care. At Rystroms in Stromsburg customers are served with full fuel and lubricant offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Gasoline
Sinclair Motor Oils
Rystroms
Stromsburg
Farmers Grain Co Meeting Holds Ninth Annual Session
The Warmers Grain Company of Osceola held its ninth annual meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Attendance ranged between seventy five and one hundred. The existing board of directors—Arthur S. Nelson, F. E. Merrick, August P. Anderson, Edward Swanson, and W. F. Crozier—was retained. Reports on the past year were read and accepted, and resolutions of member concern were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmsers
Warmers Grain Company of
Osceola
Odd Fellows Hall
Arthur S. Nelson
F. E. Merrick
August P. Anderson
Edward Swanson
W. F. Crozier
Luther League Entertainment in Osceola Highlights
Mrs. A Serenius hosted the Luther League at the Osceola Church Friday evening with a program of music readings and songs. About forty attendees enjoyed a lunch featuring cake and rusks. Rev Serenius serves as president and Mildred Ande is named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of
Osceola Farmers Union Elects Gffeers for Year
The Osceola Farmers Union met at the Union store on Saturday January 28 with a luncheon. Officers elected include President G E Samuelson Osceola Secretary F A Swanson Stromsburg and an executive board of Chas kh Timm Elias Timm Aug E Anderson D C Burns and George Kidderder. About 150 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Osceola
Farmers Store of
G. E. Samuelson
F. A. Swanson
Stromsburg
Chas. Kh. Timm
Elias Timm
Aug. E. Anderson
D. C. Burns
George Kid Derder
Interest Aroused In Scholarship Contests
Keen interest is shown in Union Pacific Railroad Company scholarships for Boys and Girls club work. A $75 scholarship will go to the top boy aged 16 to 21 for the 1922 growing season. Three boys have entered University short courses and 19 others will soon enroll as a result of these scholarships in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Polk Mothers Club Meeting Discusses Child Fear and Law
Polk Mothers Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H Johnson presiding and about 2008 attendees. Mrs. Glen Griffin read a paper on how to overcome fear in a child by reason, followed by a general discussion on whether women should know more about law. Lunch was served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk - Met
H. Johnson
Glen Griffin
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Wilhuson at Polk Home
Mrs Henry Wilhuson marked her 69th birthday with a gathering arranged by her daughters at her Polk home. Guests included her husband three daughters and spouses a son John Buchert and wife and baby Rev Butzke and wife Mrs Lena Wurtz and Mrs Nierman. A nice lunch was served and she received many presents and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilhuson
Honor
John Buchert
Henrry Blaaze
Butzke
Lena Wurtz
Nierman
Wilhusan
Van Horn wedding party sends best wishes for future
Mrs Van Horn received a number of useful kitchen articles at the reception. About thirty five guests were present. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn, begin married life under auspicious surroundings as the B. F. A. Class joins friends in wishing them a long life of happiness.
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van Horn
Lfe
Johnsons welcome ninth child on January 31
Mr and Mrs A Johnson announce the birth of their son on Tuesday January 31 making a family of nine children six boys and three girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnson
Shelby Notes and Socials Highlight Local Happenings
Local items include improving Shelby D Cole, Allen Barker visiting Rising City, a large Opera House dance, a new 5 ton scale at Farmers elevator, Emil Schott double trainside caller, Chas Hastert at Hardware Dealers Convention in Lincoln, and a Shelby Social Club dance for the Fire Dept. Community notices cover church events, donations, illnesses, school visits, a hog shipment, and a chicken supper fundraiser with price 35 cents. The Shelby Wholesale Beef Market advertises curbside service and modest meat pricing.
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Allen Barker
Opera House
Farmers
Emil Schott
Chas, Hastert
Lincoln
Shelby Social Club
Shelby Fire Dept
W. H. Kellly
Osceola
Russel Colson
Stromsburg
Colson
Regina DeMuth
Farwell
Chas. Hastert
Fred Scow
Omaha
A. C Dunning
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Parish
Hastert Hardware
Hope Circle
U.bchurch
P. J. Ball
Albert Colson
Smith Bros
Henry McGimpsey
Polk
J’ern Shenas
New Brunswach
Canada
Clyde Hayhurst
Jesse Drummond
Drummonds
Alliance
U. B
Parker House
Data on 1921 income tax exemptions and filing rules
Taxpayers will see savings on 1921 returns compared with 1920. Exemptions include 1000 for single persons, 2500 for married filers with net income up to 5000, and 2000 for married filers with net income above 5000. Filing period runs January 1 to March 15, 1922, with penalties for late or refused returns. Forms 1040A and 1040 available from internal revenue offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Progressive Convention at York February 16
A Progressive Party convention for the Fourth Congressional District will be held in York on February 16. The organizers extend a cordial invitation to all who wish to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Progressive Party
Martial law proclamation issued for Four Mile precinct
National Guard takes charge in Nebraska City and issues rules: weapons surrender by Jan 29, no public assembly, strict military enforcement, civil authorities retained for non martial offenses, publication ban on critical material, and arrests for idle street presence. Explanatory note sent to the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Four Mile Precinct
Otoe County
Nebraska
Four Mile
United States
National Guard
Douglas
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MI. W. A
E. A. Swanson
Walter Nyterg
Baader and Son
Mabel Swedenburg
August Swanson
Clarence Bodine
Albert Sundberg
Henry Westring
Potter
R. L. Cox
Kesther Petersoon
Mary Nierman
St. Joy
Or. Jarnburg
William Matson
Genoa
C. H W. Lindberg
Stein Peterson
Harlan McDaniels
Earl Peters
Goodland
Kans
W. Alc Daniels
Ernest Olson
A. G. Lindburn
Polk High School
Fullerton
C. E. Cohagen
Nellie Harlan
Kearney
Mr. Snedeker
Arizona
Snedeker
Clara McReynolds
Sned_eker
Douglas Ga
Kate Robinson
Lennie ‘Erickson
Carl Smith
Andersair and
Carl Olson
Canaha
Wind Strom
Farmers Grain Co
Luther League
Osceola Farmers Union Ass’n
Polk Mothers Club
D. (. Cole
Shelby Wholesale
C. J. Augustin & Son
Nebraska National Guard
Virgil J. Haggart
Adjutant
Military District
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