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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
4
A long, opinionated column argues both major parties endanger unity through splits and preparedness battles. It cites Bryan, Wilson, Teddy Roosevelt, and domestic quarrels while forecasting continued partisan tension and potential realignments. Local notes include community events and school updates.
Market notice advises buyers to sign an order for sale soon due to a car shortage caused by material delays. Ford Motor Co will supply vehicles only to bona fide buyers, with prices expected to rise as manufacturers leave the market. Call at your convenience for service.
A local auctioneer announces plans to sell any property converted to cash quickly. Terms are stated as reasonable and inquiries are invited by written request or phone for open dates, listing Gov Triden Benedict Neb.
County court room hosts the next regular teachers examination on Friday January 21 and Saturday January 22 1916. Amelia Rasmusser C o Superintendent urges Normal Trainers to review and take exams early to improve hiring chances. Experienced teachers should renew required branches before the April May Reading Circle Examinations. Plan summer work by addressing matters now.
Rev Dr Martin of Lincoln will deliver the morrow message on the forgiveness of sins. The pulpit ministration by Brothers McCleary and Wurster is praised as efficient, and worship hours are announced for Sunday with an invitation to attend.
Ed Sam Johnson holds a public sale on freeday January 18. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Will Deland on Wednesday January 12. Ed Burgess travels from Central City this afternoon. Uncle William Crisp listed sick with fever. Bert Dunn and Henry Herrmann ship hogs to South Omaha on Monday. Lyman Howe's Big Show booked at Auditorium on the 14th. Mrs M A Hartson improving but bedridden. Rufus Walker returns from Iowa visit to his mother. Auditorium Roller Skating next five nights. Special picture show at Auditorium Saturday night with 7 reels. Prices 5 and 10 cents. Mrs Jane Miller very low at Osvald Horst’s home. Mr and Mrs A O Monson depart for Grestal Sprites winter trip. Born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Vern L Deay a baby girl. uncle Joby Repurgreadpa again. L J Merrick and C Stoner attend Angus meeting in Shelby. Tre Rycaq.
The Odd Fellows held its annual installation and banquet with visiting members from Shelby Benedict and Nip present. Officers installed included J. E. Goble Grand August P. An fei Grand 3. Ax Snider Secretary, Ti Lac Bond Treasurer, S. W. Gushee Chaplain. appointive officers were inducted, and County Treasurer John Lees served as deputy grand master.
After a mild spell, the weather shifted with 16 below yesterday and 24 below in the city this morning. Wind eased but continued frigid conditions are reported for several days. Union Pacific trains faced delays yesterday though traffic is returning to normal today after light snow reduced blizzard impact.
Ed Sam Jehinson schedules a public sale on Tuesday with the date shown as January 71st in the notice. The notice provides limited readable details about location and terms.
A classified sale ad markets Hampshire male pigs for quick sale. Each pig weighs 250 to 275 pounds and originated from a May farrow. Contact Petrus C. Nelson, Stromsburg Route 4, Cedar 5731 by telephone for details and purchase.
Odd OCR fragment suggests a public sale notice in Osceola with references to January 18 and a colt and yearling from a work team. Details are unclear but indicate a livestock sale event and contact prompts.
A historical overview discusses Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, and how her name and work shaped denominations. It traces her birth in 1821, the 1875 publication of Science and Health, eighty years of reform, and the 1910 death that solidified her legacy. It notes trials including a 1907 court challenge and highlights her institutional contributions such as the Journal, Sentinel, Herald, and Monitor.
The Record invites notices from Polk County's earliest natives who are now residents, asking for personal memories and details to help tell the story of Polk County’s first born residents. Respond promptly via hostor, with sale note: Thoroughbred Barred Rock Cockerels for $1.00 each from Mrs Fred W Miller, 27-tf.
Enquire at this office. See our new Women's Gypsy French Kid Button Boot in the window Swan Eklund. For Sale a good milk cow five years old fresh one week John Scholz phone 31. 42 tf.
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