Death of Emma Lin Bea Carlson 16-year-old in Platte precinct
Emma Lin Bea Carlson, second daughter of Juin and Mrs Carlson of Platte precinct, died January 20 after a nine day illness of smallpox and complications. Funeral held at Swed Home, Rev C A Sward presiding, burial in Swede Home cemetery. A Swede Home church confirmation class member, she would have been confirmed this spring. She was a former eighth grade graduate of her home district and attended Stromsburg High last year. The community and family mourn her untimely loss.
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Emma Lin- Bea Carlson
Juin G. Carlson
Platte Precinct
C. A. Sward
Swed Home
Swede Home
Swede Home Church
Stromsburg
Beltzer Wins Ford Automobile in Osceola Booster Contest
Mrs. L. D. Beltzer of this city wins the Ford Automobile prize in the Big Booster Contest. Osceola High School finishes second and Wesley Chapel third. Beltzer leads with 1 436 535 votes, High School has 1 244 695, Wesley Chapel 530 687.
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L. D. Beltzer
Osceola
Osceola High School
Wesley Chapel
Sympathy Styled Resolution for Linne Carlson
The Luther College student body expresses heartfelt sympathy to Florence and Anna Carlson on the death of their sister Linne Carlson. The resolution asks God to comfort the family and notes enduring condolences from Esther Lind, Martin Larson, and Herman Nelson.
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Linne
Carlson
Florence
Anna Carlson
Luther College
Esther Lind
Martin Larson
Herman Nelson
Death of Reverend P. C. Johnson at Tecumseh Penitentiary
The Rev. P. C. Johnson died at the penitentiary where he served as chaplain for a third term. In his 77th year, he faced age related complications. A pioneer Nebraska Methodist, he once led the M. E. church in Tecumseh and ministered to many charges across the state. His death saddens friends here who praise his chaplaincy work.
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P. C. Johnson
Johnson
Tecumseh
M. E
Nebraska
State Penitentiary
Hix
Death of F S Gold at Valparaiso Linked to Drinking
F S Gold a former Stromsburg merchant and Valparaiso trader was found dead in his hotel room in Valparaiso yesterday. A coroner's jury found he had a recent history of heavy drinking.
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F. S. Gold
Stromsburg
Valparaiso
Esterday
Voroper
Local Social Notes and Oddities From South Omaha and Nearby
Hogs sold on the South Omaha market Tuesday. Freeman Shaw ill. Harve Swan bedridden and very weak. Louie Kubnel buys a farm south west of Shelby. Mrs. Anton Heimer visiting Columbus. Last Tuesday a Surprise party for Mr and Mrs Herman Richter with about fifty guests and plentiful baskets. Guests praised the spread. Geo Graff jokes about clothing. Burritt enjoys picnic foods. Duren helps store fried chicken. Thelep and Sehlesinger win praise for the meal. Matt Gondringer a close second. Geo Irland commends dill pickles.
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Earl Hawley
Frank Schlesinger
Omaha
Freeman Shaw
Harve Swan
Louie Kubnel
Shelby
Anton Heimer
Columbus
Herman Richter
Geo. Graff
W. .A. Burritt
Hubert Duren
Werman Thelep
Frank Sehlesinger
Matt Gondringer
Geo. Irland
Gl Rv
Bor
Local notes sweep Osceola and nearby towns
Yesterday and Monday locals report travel to Lincoln and the state capital. Visitors include D. D. King Dan Metheney Dr J R Bell and Geo Brigham with Sid Lampkin. Odd notices mention dances marriages sales and a Woodmen event with new candidates and a large farm sale near the Osceola depot listings of buyers sellers and local commitments.
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D. D. King
Lincoln
Dan Metheney
State
J. R. Bell
David City
Geo. Brigham and
Sid Lampkin
Osceola
Armory Friday Night Literary Program Admission Free
A literary program will be held at the Armory Friday night with free admission open to all. The program starts at 8 o'clock and features violin and vocal solos, readings, dialogue, a stump speech, and a military enlistment sketch led by Lieut Heald and a cast including Miss Lara Bittner and Mrs E S Mickey.
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Armory
R. G. Douglas
Lara Bittner
E. S. Mickey
Margaret Kepner
H. J. McBeth Stump
Rudolph Urban
E. B. Almstrom
Heald
van Hoosen
Hamilton
Merle Dearborn
Hollis Dolan
W. L. Holden
Administration fears over anti trust drive and tariffs
The article argues the administration’s anti trust push and tariff currency reforms may slow trust actions. It doubts immediate impact, noting tariffs have produced noise rather than relief and currency changes are late to cut distrust. It predicts wealthy interests may delay alarm for a few days.
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