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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Bryan's County Option Split Rocks Nebraska Democrats
The Nebraska Democratic split over county option deepens as Bryan backs county option and many party editors denounce him. Clippings from South Omaha Democrat and Columbus Telegram quoted show internal party fears that liquor interests control the legislature and that Bryan cannot unite the party behind county option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
South Omaha
Congress
Willie
Easy Street
Friends of
Tanner
Nebraska
Howard
Columbus Telegram
Omaha
Polk County
Nebraska Editors Split on Cannon and Tariff, Poll Finds
A Chicago Tribune poll shows 190 of 204 Nebraska Republican editors opposed Cannon and 175 of 200 opposed the tariff bill, leaving unclear which editors are satisfied with Cannon or the tariff law. Taft admits not fully satisfied, matching Burkett’s view that complacency yields little improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cannon
Chicago Tribune
Taft
Burkett
Aldrich Amendments Tarnish Postal Savings Bank Talk
The column argues against Senator Aldrich supporting the postal savings bank bill, claiming his favored amendments would turn it into a Wall Street feeder. It urges passage without Aldrich changes or rejection of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aldrich
Wall Street
Doce Bixby of the State Journal Mentioned as Grandpa
A poet philosopher is described as happier than a child with new boots and may view poetry writing as a reward rather than punishment, a distinction that could bring relief to certain people known to us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doce Bixby
The
State Journal
Philosopher
The Ballenger Investigation Plods On
The Ballenger inquiry moves slowly but steadily with lawmakers and observers noting progress remains slow yet steady as officials pursue leads and await outcomes.
Great Laymen Convention to Be Held in Lincoln
March 15 to 17 a Laymen convention will gather from 75 cities and towns in south Nebraska at Lincoln. The gathering is part of a nationwide movement begun in New York City three years ago to evangelize the world in this generation. The movement has strong evangelical church interest, with conventions already held. Further details and literature available from Laymen Headquarters Y M C A Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
New York City
Y. M. GC
A. Lincoln
Samuelson Sale Features Mules Horses Milk Cow and Farm Implements
At the Frank Samuelson sale on March 4 J H Mickey will vend a good team of mules a span of heavy work horses a driving mare automobile proof a good milk cow some calves two good Short Horn bulls and many farm implements All these at Frank Samuelson's sale on March 4 A H Hennings sale will be held Saturday February 26 listing 22 horses and mules farm machinery and other items too numerous to mention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Samuelson
J. H. Mickey
A. H. Hennings
How To Test Seed Corn In A Germination Box
Instructions describe a simple germination box test for seed corn. A six inch deep box with moist sand or sawdust is covered by a cloth grid, kernels from each ear laid on matching numbers, then kept warm for four to six days to compare germination and root growth. Seed ears with strong life are saved for planting. dead ears yield poor stalks.
Local notes from Beulah and nearby towns
Social updates list visits and travels among Beulah residents and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Lo Riez at Ivan Lindquist's, Headlees trip to Fullerton, Willard McCormick entering GI college at Grand Island, Irene Daniels overnight in Osceola, and births and school openings. Several families visited Crouse, Mustard, and Finecy households. Roy Frizzel leaves for Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo. Riez
Ivan Lindquist
Walter Headlee
Fullerton
Wes Fineey
Lou Wescoat
Willard” McCormick
Grand Island
G. I. Business College
Charles and
Irene Daniels
Osceola
Public Sale Notice From Joe Karrer Farm Auction
Joe Karrer announces a public sale on March 2 1910 starting at 1 pm at his Osceola area farm. Items include a range of horses cows harnesses plows harvesters furniture and farm equipment with terms cash under 10 and 8 percent on credit bids not accepted and stock sold without reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Stromsburg
Maggie
Bill Mate
Mollie
Fannie
Colonel
May
Pat
Deering
Decatur
Avery
Bradley
Joe Karrer
A. P. Tilley
Last number of the Lecture Course The Dunbar Quartet
The Dunbar Quartet presents the final program of the lecture course on March 4 featuring a recital by the quartet. The program includes selections from classical composers and is hosted at the community hall with public admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Quartet
For Sale Choice Residence in Osceola North
A North Osceola property offers 3.12 acres of land with a choice residence. It is offered at a bargain and must be sold before March 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Osceola
Basket Supper Draws Large Crowd in District Five
Valley notes report a well attended basket supper last Friday at district No. 5 with baskets selling for a large sum. Miss Laura Wimm visits brother Charlie. Karl and Wesley Ward husk corn for George. Ethel Nelson of Weston visits Chas Roslund. Charlie Timm and Will Ferris shell corn. Elmer Lions heads to Colorado. Mrs. Luther and children visit relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Wescoat
Ben T.tinecy
Mae
John Carson
Will Bucholtz
Gene Finecy
District No. 5
Laura Wimm
Charlie
Karl
Wesley Ward
George
Ethel Nelson
Weston
Chas Roslunds
Charlie Timm
Will Ferris
Elmer Lions
Colorado
Multiple Local Deaths And Land Transfers Reported In Alexis Township
The community records deaths of Joseph Bannoch and Frank Alt with interments in local cemeteries. Land and property moves include Sam Bell selling farm to Lewis Hahn and parcels changing hands around Duncan and Columbus. Residents relocate for work while others visit relatives, with bridge construction updates and local business notes mixed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bell
Lewis Hahn
Call
Land of Flowers
Local Social and Community Notes from the Area
Ida M Kenner returns home to Columbus after five weeks visiting relatives in Omaha and Seward. A crowd enjoyed skating on Sheldon meadow pond Monday evening. Mrs Ambrose Marriott returns from Wisconsin. Nellie Harris listed sick last week. Mrs J J Campbell visited Milford then returned. Charlie Marble traveled to New York last week and gained about 150 pounds. Blue Ridge schoolhouse basket social held Friday. Fay Law and wife visited J H Carpenter in Ulysses returning Sunday. Protracted meeting closed February 20 with ten converts and nine additions. Rev A A Thomas and wife returned to St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Kenner
Omaha
Seward
Columbus
J. J. Campbell
Milford
Charlie Marble
New York
Blue Ridge
Fay Law
Ulysess
J. H. Carpenter
Stime Drama to Be Presented at Auditorium Thursday
Augusta Evans Wilson died recently leaving an estate of 600000 with royalties from St Elmo making up over 75 percent. The Stime drama by Grace Hayward is acclaimed by critics as an excellent stage adaptation and has received warm receptions in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Evans- Wilson
St. Elmo
Grace Hayward
New Spring Wall Paper Collection Arrives
All new spring wall paper designs in tints and stripes for bedrooms kitchens and baths. Varied finishes include varnished tiles and granite effect options with gilts grays and tans in plain stripes or florals. Single or crown borders available. F. L. Dunn invites customers to buy more than needed with cash back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Dunn
Denver County Land For Sale Listings
Denver county land offers with six parcels detailed by section and distance from town. Prices range from 12.50 to 28 per acre with terms including half cash and optional easy terms. Some parcels include acreage counts and descriptions of arability and preparation.
Notice of Final Report in Frederick Knerr Estate
In Polk County Nebraska the Administration with will annexed has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and discharge. The hearing is set before the County Court on March 15, 1910 at 10:00 A M, for interested persons to appear and contest. Dated February 23, 1910. (SEAL) Henry H. Campbell, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Frederick Knerr
Henry H. Campbell
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Oran Louden
L. B. Reitz
William Headlee
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Fred Lind
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Will Dake
Herman Heinemeyer
John Finecy
Oscar Mustard
jRoy Frizzel
Pike & Olson
Sam Snider
Joseph Bannoch
Jake Bazinger
Thomas Place
Janicek
Adolph
Mr Sell
Chas. Hughes
Will
Mr. Hughes
Jasmin
Duncan
Platte
Wilmer Barnes
Edith
Silver Creek
Mr. Alt
Ben Hur
Edd Hahe
Scott
Platte Bridge
Henry Houser
Joseph Chlppeck
Frank Thomas
Wm. Thomas
Thomas
No. 17
Lydia Houser
Chas. Welch
Mrs. Findley
Manitoba
Mrs
Win Fyfe
Mr. Fyfe
Ferdinand Alt
Frank Alt
Alexis Township
Butler Co
Luxemburg Catholic Church
Frank Janicek
Columbus Catholic
John Skinner
G. L. Spalding
Joe Ray
Cherry Co
Geo Michener
Gresham
John Anderson
Oakly Kansas
Arthur Dorenburg
Bovina
W.A. Michner and
Sheldon Meadow
Wayland
Ambrose Marriot
Wisconsin
Nellie Harris
A. A. Thomas
St Joseph, Mo
Columbus, Nebraska
Scott & Torpey
W. I. Blain, Auctioneer
Foley S
Miles
Eleanor Wade
N. 6Th Street
St. Joseph
Missouri
Dr. Miles
Denver County
Sele
W. W. Hartman
Chappell Neb
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