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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1915
Page
4
The article recalls Gen. Ulysses S Grant's death at Mt. McGregor New York thirty years ago last Friday. It notes political quips about the Baltimore platform and comments on Teddy Roosevelt and Bryan, including a jab about his military service and the German note.
Farmers faced busy days as they chased men into the harvest fields, leaving weary workers fatigued after several days of effort. The scene hints at intense labor and lingering exhaustion among the workforce.
The article asserts there is no proof that the board of county commissioners has ploughed up any roads or burned any bridges, leaving open questions about their actions and responsibilities.
Report notes Morgan and Frank escaped martyrdom and may pursue completing pending tasks. The remark frames their action as a calculated move to finish some intended labor.
The author argues again that J. H. Kemp deserved to be the Republican nominee for governor last year, reflecting lasting support and conviction about his suitability for the post.
The rains slow the advance of the march but the leader presses on. Citizens hopeful as supplies and aid promised by the caravan reach distant towns.
The remark contends that even with a stable government by Villa and Carranza, the populace may endure mass starvation before political stability. It reflects grim outlooks on postwar governance and social distress.
Local notices announce the Lost House play at the Auditorium with a one cent sale at Barber's offering $1.00 value for one cent, plus repeated ads urging readers to attend Thursday through Saturday. Town figures and visitors such as Frank Johnson and J. D. Edwards are noted along with real estate activity northeast of the city.
Chautauqua visitors are invited to inspect an up to date line of jewelery, silverware, cut glass and gifts for weddings, birthdays and anniversaries at the Little Gold and Silver Store. Come and look them over.
An about four acre farm in southwest Osceola offers 244 acres of pasture a one acre truck patch a chicken range and an orchard. Located a block south and one west of a Lutheran church. See Mrs Alma Dotan for details.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of James E Jerdon deceased creditors are notified that claims must be filed by February 6 1916 and debts paid by August 9 1916. The court will meet August 9 1915 November 9 1915 and February 9 1916 at ten A M to examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated July 8 1915. (Seal) KF Ball County Judge.
Notice to creditors of the estates of M William T Thompson and George M Moore in Credit County Nebraska. Filing claims against both estates is set for February 7th 1916 and debts payment deadline is July 7th 1916. The administrator will sit at the county court to receive claims.
Public notice from B. H. Ball County Judge dated July 7 1915 schedules hearings on November 8 1915 and February 7 1916 at 200 PM to receive examine hear allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed with Argoat seventh district and county offices.
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska the state creditor notice sets claim presentation deadline January 31 1916 and debt payment deadline July 31 1916. A hearing will be held at the County Court Room Osceola on July 31 1915 at 2 PM and September 27 1915 at 2 PM.
Notice from county judge Waive Ball dated June 25 1915 sets 2 PM time to receive examine hear and adjust all claims and objections duly filed. Official docket indicates a public hearing date noted as 7 29 15.
In the County Court of Polk County Alfred Gierhart deceased estate will take notice of claims and objections due for debts with probate dates August 20 1916 and February 21 1916 and November 20 1915 hearings. Also advertisement of sale describing 10 acres high ground 7 acres alfalfa and little improvements sold by Allert J Zany
Notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of Nils P Monson, Nebrask a, stating debts must be presented by July 29 1915. hearings set in the County Court at Ten A M on November 4 1915 February 6 1916 to hear and adjust claims. Dated June 29 1915. Seal F I Bat 8 2 15 County Judge.
Market notes show wheat and corn price indices with scattered figures. The report lists home values and butter price data, indicating a twice weekly record with a price of $1.50. The text is fragmented but reflects commodity and household cost references in a historical market update.
Draw held last Friday with matches played now. Westhor beat Jackson 6-3 Johnson beat L Snider 5-7 6-1 6-1 Miller beat Gillespie 6-4 Crouse beat Carson 6-0 6-0 Hibard beat Cornish 6-2 J M Snyder beat Shuman 6-4 6-2 Leibee beat H N Campbell 6-3 4-6 6-4 R Campbell beat Kepner 6-1 3-6 6-4 Chenoweth beat F Campbell 6-1 6-1.
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