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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
1
Congressman Hinshaw proposes a northeast route plan for Osceola with four corridor options and a population projection of about 350 residents to be served. He emphasizes connecting communities and improving local access.
A delegation of citizens including Sc, Hugo Flodman, M F C Talbot and others from the precinct opposed a name change to Mohler. They objected to the proposed alteration and warned officials. A letter to Mr Mohler and a petition with about three hundred signatures were mentioned. The outcome is unknown as the delegates recently returned from Omaha.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about ge and price related to a fetus and a remark about fare. No coherent events, people, or places are identifiable from the fragment.
Notice states completion of music terms at the American Violin School in Chicago leads to starting a violin class in Osceola Neb. Lessons cost 50 cents per hour. For details write Miss Madeline Barber Stromsburg Neb. 12-2.
The tenth annual Ne braska Epworth Assembly is set for Epworth Lake Park Lincoln from July 31 to August 9 with speakers including Booker T Washington Newell Dwight Hillis Bishop Hartzell and others. A Republican county convention in the city convened amid rain with committees named and a full ticket nominated including W M Johnston and J B Buckley and W H Sheppard for county offices.
The piece argues Rosewater exaggerates his influence over Nebraska railroad valuations and credits Governor Mickey and Treasurer Mortensen for the high figures. It questions Rosewater’s silence on current assessments and cautions Republicans and Populists about fusion and political opportunism amid Bryan era echoes.
Examinations for teacher certificates will be held July 20 in the county court room and July 21 at Osceola high school. All teachers not yet examined should complete the tests. The August schedule is too late for those to begin work September first. The program lists Friday and Saturday subjects by session. Polk County Teachers Institute will convene August 6 to 10, 1906, with Wilhemina Rydberg as County Superintendent.
The Record advertises a huge offer for readers to post articles without expense and to obtain The Record Weekly Inter Ocean and a 400 page book titled The San Francisco Earthquake Horror for $17. See prospectus at the Record office with a money back guarantee.
All Osceola precinct voters who have voted or plan to vote the prohibition ticket are called to meet at the courthouse Friday July 20 at 7 p m to select delegates to the county convention Precinct committeeman.
Saturday July 21 is declared Sweet Pea day at G T Ray Co Drug Store. Bring a bouquet from seeds received to compete for largest prettiest and greatest variety prizes. Dunn's offers lawn swings seats and hammocks.
200 acres pasture capable of hosting 200 head this season at 50 cents per month. Located on my farm two miles west of Beulah. Also offer thoroughbred Hereford bull in pasture weed season. Dimick Frank Newcomer.
The Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York offer 20 percent off a large line of summer weight suiting fabrics with over one hundred styles. A made to measure 320 suit costs 310, urging prompt orders for vacation wear and early fall use, per A Seger.
Dorsey Bros invite the public to inspect their bug gies freshly unloaded, offering to show any buggy you need and promising a fine selection in Polk County.
The ticket lists Wilber M. Johnston for County Attorney, John B. Buckley for Representative, and William H. Sheppard for Commissioner. Johnston hailed from Green Iowa and is a legal partner in Osceola with a long bar career. Buckley, Stromsburg banker and former legislative candidate, seeks Polk county seat. Sheppard, Hackberry precinct farmer, praised for integrity and expected strong support. Also notes a big furniture shipment and new carpets arriving next week from EF L Dunn.
Advertiser Bruntz offers to pay the highest market prices for cattle and hogs following the Live Stock business purchase. Calls for sellers to bring stock to the yards west of the track and contact via Phone 177.
Prohibitionists of Polk county Nebraska announce a convention at the Osceola courthouse on Saturday July 21 at 2 PM. They will elect 19 delegates to the state convention nominate a representative and a county attorney and handle other business as needed. J P Heald, Co Chm.
A man explains his preference for our drug store due to reliable, fresh drugs and trustworthy service. He notes prescriptions cost no more than elsewhere and urges customers to fill with us for safe, pure products.
Al Fonso will stand for the 1906 season at the farm of John Scholz located one mile east of Osceola. The arrangement names Scholz as the owner and venue for the stud horse’s season.
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