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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented, scan-like passage describes farm work, equipment, and social happenings. Mentions an engine or vehicle, plowing routines, schooling, local visits, and residents such as Vera, Miss Lilma Runberg, and U. Snider, with references to farms, lectures, and family visits.
James Edward North aged 75 died at his Columbus home after a buggy collision left him bedbound. Born 1838 in Richland County Ohio he moved to Nebraska in 1856. A prominent Democrat, he served as state senator in 1876 and 1892 and was collector of internal revenue for Nebraska from 1893. Funeral held at Episcopal church in Columbus under Masons.
In a Sunday night electric storm Hollis Dolan lost a prized horse struck and killed after a barn door left open. D N Mace also saw two horses struck. one likely to die and the other blind. The storm injured or stunned several animals and caused further damage to nearby stock and property.
Shelby notes list residents and visitors with many moving houses, trips, and calls on relatives. Frank Smith heads to a Great Lakes outing for six weeks. Miss Alice Paul returns from David City visit. Wm Bellmore moves to a farm near Gresham. Father Blacha begins three month European tours.
Local notices report residents visiting and traveling from Stromsburg to Lincoln Polk York Frost Wahoo Lost Springs and Aurora. Funeral for Swan August Johnson at Mission Church noted along with a political reflection on trusts waves and the currency amid a Democratic platform discourse.
The piece argues Chautauqua offers great value, urging readers to compare season ticket cost to the number of attractions. It highlights MUSIC LECTURES GOOD ROADS DAY ENTERTAINMENT DAY and ITALIAN BAND DAY as key features and promotes buying tickets now.
The article notes a drop in the Commoner's volume as Bryan's administration settles in Lincoln. It reports monthly publication replacing weekly, reduced editor involvement, and quieter policy advocacy. It also comments on Bryan's focus shifting to the Japanese situation and waning write ups on tariff reform.
The Sunday schedule lists a morning service at 10 A.M and a Young People's Service followed by an evening service. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The M. E. Church reports Sunday School attendance approaching 200. Worship includes a 11 A M sermon and 8 P M service with choir and special anthems. Epworth League meets at 7 P M.
An Illinois led surge reports women’s suffrage crossing the Mississippi and enfranchising 1.6 million women. New York parties back equal suffrage and eastern states likely to join the West, with favorable Press commentary urging Britain to learn from American moves.
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