Osceola Record publisher details and rates
Osceola Record published weekly in Osceola Nebraska by Record Publishing Company. Editor is Robert G. Douglas with James Fi. Mickey as vice president and John A C Johnston as president. Subscription per year two dollars with post office entry on March 18 1919. Advertising rates listed: display per inch locals per line ten to fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Douglas
John A. C. Johnston
John I. Ayres
Sec
Treas
James Fi. Mickey
Osceola
Nebraska
Will and Way Clash Over Wilsons League Policy
The piece argues the president holds will and way to push the League of Nations with Lodge reservations accepted by other nations. It notes shifting GOP and some Democrat opposition, concerns over the president’s health, and calls for sane interpretation and passage of the treaty, amid New Jersey political references.
Ingratitude of republics hints at opposition to innovator
The New Nebraskan praises the young executive for a fine machine and implies rivals may challenge the discoverer of a pure, sane and scientific government. It notes that the Omaha paper contemplates opposition despite the invention’s promise.
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New Nebraskan
Omaha
New Evidence Cited in Grammer and Cole Case
A newspaper note claims new evidence emerges in the Grammer and Cole case. The piece argues the proceedings have extended beyond justice and accuses some lawyers of exploiting relatives for gain.
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Grammer
Cole
Jarz
Death of Sven August Peterson in Polk County
Sven August Peterson born June 7 1834 in Skide Smaland Sweden died after bronchial pneumonia in Polk County He lived with his sons John and Frank Allinder before moving to Gree ley then returned to Polk County He survived by five sons Gust John Frank Victor and Albert Allinder and daughter Mrs Fred Anderson plus 28 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren Funeral by Rev A Anderson of the Mission church Stromsburg
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Sven August Peterson
Skide
Smaland
Sweden
America
John
Frank Allinder
Greeley
Gust
Victor
Albert
Polk County
Frank
Albert Allinder
Fred T. Anderson
Minnesota
Anderson
Omaha
Andrew Peterson
South Osceola
Rev. A. Anderson
Mission Church of
Stromsburg
Numerous Visitors Pass Through York This Week
Miss Madge Barber visited York on Tuesday. Victor Anderson and C i Hansen traveled to York by Tuesday. Victor Thelander and C i Hansen rode to Lincoln on business yesterday afternoon. George P. Luft came from Clarks for business, also Shelby earlier in the week. Phil Campbell came from Lincoln Monday for a few days at the Campbell home. Clyde Huff visited Monday to work for the telephone company and stay several weeks in York. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Failing returned from Polk and plan to move there for mill work. Goldie Birchfield and Roy Webster went to Lincoln yesterday. Webster will travel to Denver then south for an indeterminate period. Ruth Minnie Samuelson and Alvin Holdrege returned home from visit with Mrs. R. A. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hill left Tuesday for Corvalis Oregon to make their future home. Ella Johnson was in Stromsburg Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C i. Hansen
Victor Thelander
Lincoln
George P. Luft
Clarks
Shelby
Phil Campbell
H. H. Campbell
Clyde Huff
Telephone Company
York
J. K. Failing
Polk
Failing
Goldie Birchfield
Roy Webster
Denver
Ruth
Minnie Samuelson
Alvin
Holdrege
R. A. Peterson
J. K. Hill
Marriage of Miss Hannah Swan and Mr Herman Carlson
The ceremony took place yesterday afternoon at the Lutheran parsonage in the city with Rev. Adolf Serenius officiating. Bride Hannah Swan is a respected local young woman. groom Herman Carlson is a veteran with a commendable service record and brother to Mrs. Nels Nelson. They plan to reside on a Swanson farm near Swede Home around March 1, and friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Swanson
L. E. Swanson
Herman Carlson
Adolf Serenius
Nels Nelson
Religion The Answer to World Problems and Church Reform
An editorial urges turning from worldly methods to religious renewal. It argues that only the Gospel of Jesus Christ can solve labor and social ills, condemns secularization, and calls for a shift from supper room to upper room faith with prayer, piety, and preached Gospel as the world’s hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Christ
Palestine
Jesus
Christian Church
Homer L. Ferguson
United States Chamber of Commerce
Living Church
Church of Jesus Christ
Swanson and Dunn Family Visits Span Gulf Coast Trip
E. M. Swanson visited Aurora on Tuesday to see his parents A. J. Swanson and F. L. Dunn left Tuesday for Clarks after a Lincoln trip to see his daughter Miss Ethel Dunn. He had recently spent several months along the Gulf Coast before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Swanson
Aurora
A. J Swanson
F. L. Dunn
Clarks
Lincoln
Ethel Dunn
South
Gulf Coast
Presbyterian Church Bible Class Sees Record Interest
The Community Bible Class votes to meet next Sunday at 9 30 with Sen J L King speaking on Abraham Lincoln. BE R Ware leads discussion on duty toward neighbor. Regular Sunday School at 10, services at 11 and 7 30 with special music. Junior Endeavor at 6 30 led by Mrs Leslie Crow.
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Supt. Johnson
Christ
Leslie Crow
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES AND SUNDAY SCHEDULE
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Mrs Les ter Shore Supt Arvid Anderson asst Supt. Morning service at 11 a.m. Subject The Power with God and Man. Rev Murray of Lincoln spoke last week for Child's Home Saving Institution. B Y P U at 6 30 Clement Anderson leader. Inter Church Conference Feb 18 20 at Lincoln leaders ask prayers for success. G W Stansbury pastor. Most sickness in congregation is convalescent. May all have speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Shore
Arvid Anderson
Murray
Lincoln
B.Y.P.U
Clement Anderson
Nebraska
G.w.stansbury
Yankee Hog Pep and Parasite Expeller advertised by Farmers' Union Co op
An Osceola Nebraska farm co op bulletin promotes Yankee Hog Pep and Parasite Expeller as a cure for hog parasites and mineral deficiencies. It explains parasites enter hogs through feeding and drinking and claims minerals missing from state soil hinder growth. The ad details mixing one quart with fifty gallons of water for seven days with a 35 day rest, notes a 50 cent per hog cost, and offers a refund if buyers are not satisfied.
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Farmers’ Union - ‘Co-Op
Ass'n
Osceola
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