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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
1
A regional column analyzes mounting party tensions as Democrats and Republicans clash over preparedness under President Wilson. It notes splits within both major parties, mentions Bryan and Roosevelt as influential figures, and cites local civic items such as Miss Lydia Becklund, school events, and community notices, framing the political talk against small-town life.
Advertiser warns buyers in spring or sooner that limited Ford stock will require signing an order for sale early. Ford Motor Co will ship only to bonafide buyers, with prices expected to rise as manufacturers have already moved. Call at your convenience for services.
An auctioneer advertises converting property to cash by auction with reasonable terms. It invites inquiries by writing or phone for open dates, listing Gov Triden Benedict Neb.
Notice announces the next regular teachers examination to be held in the county court room on Friday January 21 and Saturday January 22, 1916. The letter urges Normal Trainers to take exams soon after reviews, as exams are limited this year, and notes school boards plan to hire earlier. It suggests experienced teachers renew branches before the Reading Circle Examinations in April and May to optimize summer plans. Amelia Rasmusser, Co Superintendent.
The pastor will personally conduct no services next Sunday. Rev Dr Martin of Lincoln will bring the morrow message. Evening theme The Forgiveness of Sins. We are grateful to Brothers McCleary and Wurster for the efficient pulpit ministration of last Sunday. We shall be pleased to meet you at the worship hours on Sunday.
Public sale on freeday January 18 features local names and family updates. Births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Will Deland born January 12. other notes report illnesses, travel, entertainment events at Auditorium, and community transfers.
The Odd Fellows held its annual installation and banquet with visiting members from Shelby Benedict and nearby areas. About sixty members attended the basement banquet despite cold weather. Newly installed officers included J. Eagle Grand August P. An fei Grand 3. Ax Snider Secretary Ti Lae Bond Treasurer S. W. Gushee Chaplain. appointees A. A. Gray R. S. N. G John Irland L.S. N. G Charles Stewart R. V. G W. E. Snider L. S. V. G Frank Cole Warden Charles Deland Conductor. County Treasurer John Lees was deputy grand master and attended the ceremony and banquet.
A warm start gives way to a severe cold snap with 24 below readings in the city and 16 below the day before. Wind remains strong but eases. railroad traffic on the Union Pacific is delayed, with recent snow causing minor disruption and one westbound train rerouted.
An unsigned fragment notes a public sale led by Ed Sam Jehinson scheduled for Tuesday in January. The text provides limited details and lacks valid date specifics and location.
A man advertises Hampshire males for sale weighing 250 to 275 pounds each. Farrowed in May. Contact Petrus C. Nelson in Stromsburg Route 4 by telephone Cedar 5731.
A fragmentary notice from Osceola advertises a sale on Tuesday January 18 featuring a good colt and a yearling. The brief text mentions a work team and references contact through a phone number or erratic wording.
A historical overview traces Mary Baker Eddy's life from her 1821 birth through the 1875 publication of Science and Health and her subsequent leadership of Christian Science. It covers her enduring influence, the 1907 legal challenge, and the movement's global growth and public reception.
The Record invites declarations from Polk County’s earliest born residents who are new to the county. Share personal memories and details to help tell the story of Polk County’s first born boys and girls. Also note for sale: Thoroughbred Barred Rock cockerels, $1.00 each, Mrs Fred W Miller, 27-tf.
Wanted to rent a room close in. Enquire at this office. See our new Women s Gypsy French Kid Button Boot in our window SWAN EKLUND For Sale a good milk cow 5 years old fresh one week John Scholz Phone 31 42 tf
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