Osceola hotel woes spur talk of new venture
The community laments the closed Osceola hotel as locals joke about who could run it better. Names like Brooks Bobby Hans Frahm and Brandt surface as potential operators while discussions urge a formal hotel company to revitalize the town’s lodging and economy.
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Brooks
Bobby
Hans
Mr. Frahm
Limberger
Weinie Wurst
Carl
Billy Brandt
Joe Hartman
Bobbie Hans
Farmers’ Union
Joe
Bobbie
Bob
Farmers’ Union Cooperative Association
York Ball Team Wins In Sun Set Game Friday
York visitors defeated the home nine 6 to 2 in a Friday evening exhibition. The local lineup, largely farm lads, struggled but fought through, with Osceola scoring late and Huff stealing home for the locals. Klegg, the visiting pitcher, hampered York with spitting and sharp fielding, while McBeth and Anderson delivered speeches and the crowd roared. The teams were slated to play Shelby on the Fourth.
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York
Chuck” McBeth
Mr. McBeth
Charlie
Martin Anderson
Martin
Klegg
Si Klegg
Rebs
Shiloh
Andersonville
Mr. Klege
Huffsters
Osceola
Mr. Huff
Mexican press jeers at President Wilson in bold stance
The Mexican press is depicted reacting with sharp exultation to President Wilson. The piece notes Americans would prefer not to see foreign commentary on U.S. leadership and warns Mexican authors against meddling in U.S. policy, implying a Brutus-like betrayal.
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Pres. Wilson
Mexico
Brutus
Baseball game summary with hits and pitching notes
York defeats Osceola six to four. Players Huff McBeth Sanderson Klegg had two base hits. Klegg and McBeth allowed two walks each, Anderson one. McBeth and McKenzie hit by pitch. Klegg struck out six, McBeth five, Anderson four. Umpire Hans.
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York
Osceola
Huff
McBeth
Sanderson
Klegg
Anderson
McKenzie
Hans
Durant visitor and regional notes in The Record
Emil Hossner visited the city from Durant on Monday while Wm. Butler traveled from Chicago for a grandmother’s visit. P. E. Lindquist left for Lincoln to bring his wife home from Green Gables sanitarium. R. F. Smith and wife of Cedar Rapids visited S. A. Snider’s home. Mr. and Mrs. David Timm and Jay Hastings left for Big Spring and Ogallala on business. John Emmons came from the county to see his son Roy on the Robert Scott place. Wheat shows a trace of black dust requiring fast action if damage is to be avoided.
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John
Johnny Anderson
Osceola
Reed
Dawson
Beulah
Fred Lind
Pittsburg
Uncle Sam
Harry “Davis
Emil Hossner
Durant
Wm. Butler
Chicago
J. N. Jarmin
P. E. Lindquist
Lincoln
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Cedar Rapids
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S. A. Snider
David Timm
Jay Hastings
Big Spring
Ogalalla
John Emmons
Roy Emmons
Robert Scott
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