06 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
1
fragments reference gangs grooming, state politics, and officials. unclear names and dates hinder full reconstruction. mentions ministers, democrats, greed, and a court-like process with terse, jumbled phrases.
The piece envisions a Republican homecoming in 1916 to unify party factions and restore national optimism after wartime divisions. It recalls past leaders, debates on preparedness, and a pledge to rebuild unity, strength, and economic vigor as “the boys are coming home” and America renews its confidence.
A customer near Osceola fails to complete payments on a Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co. contract. The piano will be turned over to the first party meeting the balance, with payment due in cash or five dollars per month. Omaha Nebraska.
The Pastor expects to be in his pulpit preaching at one or both morning and evening services next Sunday.
Morning service topic is The Only Way to Worship God and the evening service asks Did You Hear It. Special singing will be provided at both services. Rev. Theo J. Asmus extends a cordial welcome to all wishing to worship.
An auction sale offers to convert any property into cash quickly with reasonable terms. Write or call for open dates. Geo. Tilden, Benedict Nebraska, phone 2293.
The Annual Meeting of the stock holders of the To-Ka-Han Mining and Development Co. is hereby called to meet at the District Court room in the city of Osceola on Tuesday January 1th 1916 at 730 p m.
Local shop showcases a new Women’s Gypsy French Kid Button Boot in the window. Shelby visitors include Grosspick Laus and Miss Amy Lees, with others like Mrs. N. W. Cunningham hosting guests. Herbert Frodman returns from Omaha with hogs. Rufus Walker travels to Bennett Iowa to visit his mother.
The Lincoln States Journal offers daily and Sunday editions with a cheap intro rate until January 1, 1917. Subscriptions include a colored comic and illustrated fiction, with an option to receive without the Sunday edition for 82. The offer aims to broaden the readership and adds thousands to current subscribers.
A rustic ad lists Hampshire males for sale with prices and a Nebraska contact. It also advertises cattle and horses for stock pasture with shelter and water, 200 tons of alfalfa hay, and a vague ranch sale blurb mentioning big Idaho ranch bargains. The text includes several misspelled names and scattered contact details.
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