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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
3
A lengthy regional column analyzes growing friction between the Democratic and Republican camps amid debates on preparedness led by Wilson and Bryan. It notes internal strains, rival campaigns, and shifting loyalties as the 9 to 16 political lineup forms, with local society updates and community notices interwoven.
Market notices warn buyers in the spring or sooner that car shortages mean Ford automobiles will be sold only to bona fide buyers with orders filed early. Indications suggest prices may rise as manufacturers reduce supply, prompting readers to call for services and place commitments promptly.
A terse classified notice from an auctioneer invites property owners to convert assets into cash quickly. It promises reasonable terms and requests interested parties to write or phone for open dates, listing Gov Triden Benedict Neb and the phone shorthand 2M.
County court room will host the next regular teachers examination on Friday January 21st and Saturday January 22nd 1916. Amelia Rasmusser County Superintendent urges Normal Trainers to review promptly as exams are limited this year and school boards plan to hire earlier. Experienced teachers should secure renewal branches before readings circle examinations in April and May to plan summer teaching and vacations.
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 Wuster for the pulpit ministration We invite you to worship hours on Sunday
Ed Sam Johnson schedules a public sale on freeday January 18. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Will Deland on Wednesday January 12. Ed Burgess traveled from Central City this afternoon. Uncle William Crisp is ill with fever. Bert Dunn and Henry Herrmann shipped a car of hogs to South Omaha on Monday. Lyman Howe's Big Show plays at Auditorium the 14th with new pictures. Mrs M A Hartson shows slight improvement but remains bedridden. Rufus Walker returned from Iowa visiting his mother. Auditorium Roller Skating Week begins next Tuesday for five nights. A big picture show at Auditorium Saturday night with 7 reels and 5 and 10 cent prices. Mrs Jane Miller remains very ill at daughter Mrs Osvald Horst's home. Mr and Mrs A O Monson left for Grestal Sprites to winter. Yesterday born to Mr and Mrs Vern L Deay a baby girl making uncle Joby Repner great again. L J Merrick and C Stoner of Pollt-Buffer County Mutual Age Co went to Shelby for the Angus meeting. Tre Rycaq
The Odd Fellows lodge held its annual installation and banquet with visiting members from Shelby, Nip and Benedict. Officers installed included J. E. Goble Grand, August P. Anfeil Grand, J. Ax Snider Secretary, Tla Bond Treasurer, S. W. Gushee Chaplain. Appointive officers inducted were A. A. Gray R S N G, John Irland L S N G, Chas Stewart R S V G, W. E. Snider L S V G, Frank Cole Warden, Chas Deland Conductor. County Treasurer John Lees served as deputy grand master for the jurisdiction and attended with the banquet.
The region saw a sharp drop in temperatures with 16 below yesterday and 24 below in the city this morning, winds easing yet leaving continued severe cold ahead. Union Pacific trains faced delays yesterday but are running behind schedule again today, while light snow limited the blizzard’s damage and drifted across the countryside.
Public sale listing notes Ed Jehinson scheduled for Tuesday with date ambiguities. Local authorities appear to publish sale details and standards for bidders and property, but exact location and item specifics are unclear from the fragment.
A seller offers Hampshire male pigs for sale weighing 250 to 275 pounds each. The animals were farrowed in May. Contact Petrus C. Nelson at Stromsburg Route 4 or by Cedar 5731 for quick purchase.
A damaged notice lists a public sale in Osceola with entries for a good colt and a yearling colt to be offered. The text mentions a work team and a connection to Want-Ade and Bam Johnson but details are unclear. Potential bidders are asked to contact a listed facilitator.
An overview of Mary Baker Eddy and the rise of Christian Science discusses her life from birth in 1821 to the 1910 death, the founding work Science and Health, and the church's growth. It defends the religion, notes trials including a 1907 mental competency case, and emphasizes healing and moral reform attributed to Christian Science.
The Record invites readers to share memories of Polk County's earliest-born residents now living in the county. Seek detailed notes from those among the first born to help recount the county's pioneer families, including both boys and girls, with replies welcomed promptly. Also notes for sale a thoroughbred Barred Rock cockeral at 1.00 dollars from Mrs Fred W Miller.
For sale an old milk cow five years old fresh one week. John Scholz phone 31. 42-tf. In shop window the New Women Gypsy French Kid Button Boot displayed by SWAN EKLUND.
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