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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

5

Democratic Convention News From San Francisco

The Nebraska delegation splits over Wilson Bryan and McAdoo with dry and wet planks contested. Reports detail floor fights, committee rulings, and shifts toward a Moist stance as Bryan seeks a path to influence the platform and nomination.

San Francisco Nebraska Wilson Bryan Reed Georgia Walsh Montana Burleson McAdoo Hurley Daniels Senatorve Owens Hastings Grand Island Lincoln Los Angeles Salt Lake City Cal Anti Saloon League New York Union Kremer Cummings America Covention W. H. Thompson National Committee A. C. Shallenberger Jennie Callias Shallenberger Palmer Moist Plank Hitchcock Champ Clark

Osceola Guests Visit Local Friends Details

Miss Ruth Duncan of University Place visited Osceola Saturday with Miss Margaret Curtis and local friends. Mrs Vera Harvey arrived from Omaha yesterday morning to stay with her mother Mrs N F Peterson.

Victor Peterson Omaha H. M. Powers W .S. Heitzman Lincoln Gladys David Foy W F Snider OrvPle Johnson David City C. E. Johnson Rose Markel R. W Hans Ella Hans Florence Rice Columbus Nérée Ansel Lewis Margaret Yeltman Ray Alice Grand Island J. B. Wolfe Nora Frank Myers Brainard Pauline Sanderson Swedona Ill Anna Mace Dresdyl Larson Sharrard A. L. Backlund Burlington Colo Osceola Stromsburg Wm. Hackley C. A. Robinson Edith Webster Wahoo Mardy V. L. Deay Deavy Grandpa Renner Papa Mamma Deay Deay John Monson Sidney Chas. Monson W. O. Johnson Kimball Bessie Gylling Harold Jarmin Iva Jarmin Glen Hutchison Malcolm Emil Schott Central City Dick McConnell Leona Millie Davis Polk A. D. Brandon Harvey Zinnecker Ray Burns Laura Weberg Lillie Mick A. Myers Ed Shaw Zella Houston Lake Heinemeyer Allegra Gustafson Art Scholz Laramie Wyo Chas. Carlson Valparaiso Frank Sjogren John F. Ayres Crete Cc. E. Milks Oscar Blevins Shelby City Heapland Fremont Chas. W. Stocking S. S. Stocking Record Force Clifford Dilsaver L. E. Backlund Berlington Dilsaver Florence Miller Brock Hastings Lois Whitlock Alice Carpenter Esther Scherick Surety Investment Company Custer County Gusta Franz John Ludlow Lillian Seyfarth Seward Joseph O. Swanson Platte Precinct A. V. Eielson First National Bank Russell Anderson Joseph Daker Kansas City Lou Miller M. J. Brown A. L. Embree Syracuse Nebr Kansas Lois Fentress Rising City D. K. Pierce Ruth Merrick Ord R. A. Studley Richard Johnson St. Louis L. J. Johnson C. D. Stevenson Burwell Henry Tockey Marion A. Shaw Farmers’ Union Co-operative Assnh H. A. Parsons Hagerman Idaho Enid Conklyn Miss Conklyn Blanche Koehler John Koehler Josephine Webster Essex Iowa Lenore Fredrickson David Hernbloom Helge Gustafson C. G. Gustafsons Gustafson Harry Pike W. C. Pike Harold Huling Pike Home A. B. Hobson Detroit Pacific Coast S. W. Swanson North Platte Mr. Swanson Excelsior Spgs Chas. Swanson Swan Matson R. G Castle, Roper & Matthews Edith Stansbury Baker Oregon G. W. Stansbury West Miss Stansbury John Urbai Adolph Johnson Guy Lovell E. O. Jeffreys Peter Elfors F. M. Garretson D H Schultz John Carlson Clarence Anderson Denver Florence Wanberg Braham Minn Mabel D. E. Deeds Charles DeLand Hot Springs S. D Josie Curren Selma Anderson Chas Thelander Rev. Sandell Enoch Larson Sweden August Larson Oscar Anderson Fred Schwab Gibbon Elmer Thomas Urbana Portland W. H. Clark Thomas Nebraska Clarence Sargent Collins Chas. Sargent Clarence Ethel Frances Monk Fred Schmoker Laura Schmoker T. E. Richmond Excelsior Springs Richmond A. M. Whitehead W. O. Clark Spalding Clark Linnie Holbrook Bird City Kans Malm Kidder Spencer Query Louise Sturdevant New York City Columbus University Indianapolis Ind Arsenal Technical School E. P. Sturdevant Marjorie Carl Burgeson Mead Brandon Council Bluffs Helen Doran C. L. Schott Clarence Miller Miller Strasburg Maurine Dahlberg Chase Bell Wm. Hope Indiana Ohio John Lowe Crawfordsville J. B. Browder Nimrod Lowe Dayton Cash Gregg Greenwood Hope Adv Ruth Duncan University Place Margaret Curtis Vera Harvey N. F. Peterson

Boy Scout Patrols Scan Kansas City For Violations

Montclair New Jersey scout headquarters report 500 visitors over weekends at winter camp sixteen miles from council. Nearly a thousand scouts from fifty troops searched Kansas City Missouri for violations of light and fuel orders. reports to scoutmasters will be turned over to the fuel administration.

Montclair N. J Council Kansas City

Convention Needs No Apology in 1920 political notes

The piece argues that Democratic leaders fail to praise the Republican nomination of Harding while asserting many Democrats will support him to end hysteria and restore orderly government. It notes Senate and House members aided the convention and contrasts Republican and Democratic processes before offering a horticultural aside on Virginia wild ginger and its hidden flowers.

Harding United States Senate Republican Party House of Representatives San Francisco White House Atlantic States Virginia Virginias Georgia Florida Connecticut

Distinguishing prettiness from beauty in love and life

The writer argues that many mistake what is merely pretty for beauty. Pretty offers fleeting pleasure like a frosted cake or a bon bon, while beauty is lasting and powerful. Sorrow, joy, and love are colored by this distinction, urging a deeper appreciation of beauty over transient prettiness.

M. Wilkinson

A Hard Worker

A Birmingham Age Herald reader praises a congressman for regular seed shipments crop reports and pamphlets about western cave dwellers, boll weevil, and skeeter. The speaker credits continued effort even if the congressman is not a statesman.

Mr. Cobbles Skeeter Birmingham Age Herald

The Thoughtless Son

A humorous note compares a long sleeping son to a genius who once woke at nights to jot down ideas. It playfully contrasts past restless brilliance with present easy rest and household calm.

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