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Publication line from Douglas and Selingon shows Robert G. Douglas as editor and a price of $1.90 per year. The fragment indicates a weekly or semiweekly newspaper with editorial leadership by Douglas.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1915
Page
4
Publication line from Douglas and Selingon shows Robert G. Douglas as editor and a price of $1.90 per year. The fragment indicates a weekly or semiweekly newspaper with editorial leadership by Douglas.
The piece outlines dire Mexican conditions with famine and rebel leadership shifts from Madero to Huerta to Carranza and Villa, arguing U S intervention avoided longer bloodshed. It critiques Bryan and the press as influencing peace and neutrality amid cross-border turmoil.
The text critiques press coverage during a wartime stance, noting Bryan’s need to strike at the press when he dejects a paramount issue and framing the press as a Jinzo outfit. The passage analyzes media absence and the political strategy of targeting the press.
Dr Cyrus S Nusbaum famed evangelistic pastor and author known as Uncle Cy will be heard at the Chautauqua. He is a prominent Kansas civic leader and church figure praised by peers for his cheerful life and wide friendships. The item also notes Nebraska corporate notices and probate clearance dates for local officials and residents.
August Hagenow violinist formerly with Schreiner’s Elite Orchestra and Lincoln founder of the Hagenow Philharmonic Orchestra and Hagenow String Quartet leads his prize winning band. He has played in Chicago under renowned conductors and appeared with Apollo Club. his ensemble promises traditional and modern programs.
The passage profiles Hon John W Abercrombie a current U S congressman from Alabama. It notes his prior roles as state superintendent of education, president of Alabama State University, and National Educational Association director. It praises his engaging manner, fluency, wit, and versatility as a southern orator.
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will of Alfred Gierhart has been filed and Norris S Campbell named executor to be heard July 14 1915 at 10 AM. Dated June 15 1915. 7-12-15 County Judge. WOOD for sale either cord or stove. Enquire G W Gregg 8-5 Leave orders Model Cafe for home made cake. Closing out at cost Brown Earthen cooking ware Chas J Hansen. A Polled Durham Bull calf one year old for sale 4-31 A M Monson. Kindly call Central Meat Market to square up old meat accounts Hr P Clausen. FOR SALE 240 acre farm 6 miles northwest of Osceola Albert Pierson farm terms inquire Mills & Bedie. NOTICE excavating or dirt hauling three good teams and wagons for any work 1 have. Fifty bushel home grown cane seed for sale 100 per bushel 4-31 A M Monson.
The fragment notes a dentist office listing in Monson Block Osceola Nebraska. It mentions Dr It J MeBetil as a dentist. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to truncated OCR.
Notice to creditors of William T Thompson deceased in County Nebraska. Claims must be filed by February 9 1916 and debts paid by August 9 1916. Court sessions to receive examine and adjust claims will be held August 9 1915 November 9 1915 and February 9 1916 at ten A M in the County Court Room.
Creditors of the estate of George M. Moore in County, Nebraska are notified that claims must be filed by February 7, 1916 and debts paid by July 7, 1916. The county judge will convene sessions August 7, 1915 at 2 PM, November 8, 1916 at 2 PM, and February 7, 1916 at 2 PM to hear and adjust all filed claims and objections.
Notice states sons interested in the estate of a deceased person apply for appointment of Roy M. Moore as Executor. A hearing is set for July 7, 1915 at 2:00 PM. Dated June 14, 1915. County Judge FB HJ BALL.
The State of Nebraska notifies creditors to present claims against the estate of Crest Boden by January 31 1916 and for payment of debts by July 31 1916. The County Court at Osceola Polk County Nebraska will hear claims on July 31 1915 at 2 PM September 27 1915 at 2 PM and January 31 1916 at 2 PM. Dated June 25 1915. County Judge.
Orion W Finley of Bayard Nebraska died from an accidental self injury while climbing a fence. His father Edgar T Finley, as beneficiary, collected $2,000 due to the accidental death provision in a $1,000 policy issued April 15 1914.
Advertisement notes sale of harvesting gear including nets covers bouncers binders and related equipment sold by Charles Hansen to farmers and laborers seeking farm tools and supplies.
Classified note offers a four room house with fine cellar in south part of Ascola area. Contact C E Clark for details.
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