Osceola Record Offers Low Yearly Subscription
The Osceola Record announces a subscription rate of $1.50 per year as set by editor R. qd Douglas. The paper notes its long history since 1873 and presents standard masthead details.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
4
The Osceola Record announces a subscription rate of $1.50 per year as set by editor R. qd Douglas. The paper notes its long history since 1873 and presents standard masthead details.
The Polk County Democrat asserts no graft in printing the county treasurer’s semiannual statements and school district figures. It accuses the Record’s Walrath of fabrication, cites Stanton’s legal view backing Anderson, and questions charges by county officials while urging a stand on principle.
Presbyterian church ladies host a supper at the Court Room Friday evening February 26 starting at 5 o clock. All invited. The Merry Workers Society aims to ship a carload of scrap paper in early April and asks for magazines, journals, books without covers, newspapers, and scrap paper in sacks. Polk County Agriculture Society to meet March 3 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse. life and season ticket holders vote. G T Ray advertises affordable spectacles.
In Lincoln a joint session heard W. J. Bryan as readers ponder county option and party pledges. The piece criticizes his evasive stance on temperance and suffrage, noting fusion control and a clash between local county pledges and state platforms amid Democratic and Populist lines.
100 tons of hay offered for sale from the Geo Cremeen farm located six miles north of Swede Home. Jerry Crouse is available for inquiries regarding the purchase.
The Workman at Shelby announces a Grand Ball in Workman Hall on Wednesday evening March 17, St Patrick’s Day. General invitation extended to the public. Also advertising Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs colds croup and bronchial troubles. Sold by G T Ray.
The Albion Argus laments Democratic legislators failing to frame a guaranty deposit bill and their hiring of a lawyer, calling it a humiliating confession that the legislature lacks the brains to do the job. It remains a fusion-leaning paper voicing sharp criticism of official inaction.
County teachers gather in the Court Room at 2 o clock with a roll call, solos, duets, and a reading on The Teacher and her School. Addresses by A O Thomas and Florence Pike with announcements by Lillie M Cole. The program features piano trio Lura Bittner Grace Schultz Mildred Snider and duet Lura Bittner Ethel Dunn.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as a thorough safe home remedy with a new taste, claiming it contains no opium or chloroform and derives healing properties from mountain shrub leaves. Sold by D J Kankel.
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