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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
8
A narrative-ad style testimonial describes sudden illness and pain, with claims of Foley's Kidney Remedy easing symptoms. The speaker notes prior trials for rheumatism and fatigue and promotes the product as purifying the blood, offering a trial price and dealer mentions GT Ray.
The Salem newspaper recounts past clashes between W. B. Jones and the Record editor over accusations against County Treasurer Anderson. It notes Jones’s prior claims of padding and cites County Attorney E. E. Stanton’s interpretation supporting the treasurer, urging Jones to respond.
Polk County observers applaud Omaha legislators and deride Ransom for attempting to recanvass a constitutional amendment vote to seat Democrats on the Nebraska Supreme Court. The piece notes factional discord among fusionists and accuses Ransom of unlawful pressure, warning of further attempts to overturn the defeated Democratic ticket.
The article centers on the legislature’s action to implement a local option measure, pledging to honor its promise to the public. It emphasizes accountability to voters and the intent to let the people rule without adopting county option legislation.
A garbled excerpt mentions reformers and a call for strict economy with a focus on lumber, oiling, and care. The text is ill-formed with disrupted quotes and stray letters, making the intended event or argument unclear.
The speaker questions why the legislature creates new jobs for political workers yet omits a position for Lou Beltzer. He argues the pattern serves political needs and calls for scrutiny of job creation motives and allocations.
The FU Sionista faction seizes a rare chance to challenge a long condemned revenue measure. They vow to push through decisive action, signaling a bold political move and potential policy upheaval.
The report notes Tillman uses strong language about Oregon land matters and the president’s handling of land deals. It cites congressional anger over comments linked to secret service and accuses Tillman of stirring a partisan dispute amid broader tensions.
Debating squads plan contests for February week at Tecumseh High School while Y M C A conventions and Philomathean Society programs energize campus life. Dr. E A Winship of Boston spoke on The Old and New in Education, comparing Webster’s Dictionary editions to modern Unabridged versions.
The next regular Teacher's examinations will be held in the County Court Room at Osceola on Friday January 15 and Saturday January 16 1909. Lillie M Cole County Superintendent.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors are given June 19 1909 as the claim filing deadline and December 19 1909 for debt payment. The county judge will hear claims January 19 1909 at ten AM March 19 1909 at ten AM and June 19 1909 at ten AM to receive examine hear and adjust filed claims. Dated December 19 1908. Henry H Campbell County Judge.
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