Osceola Revort Publisher and Pricing Note
The Osceola Revort is identified as established in 1878 with R G Douglas as editor. Subscription price is 81.50 per year.
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R. G. Douglas
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
Candidacy Announcement for County Treasurer Nomination
Liberty Clark announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer subject to the decision of Republican voters at the primary.
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Johnson seeks Polk County Treasurer GOP primary
O Johnson announces his candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket in Polk County primaries. This brief notice identifies Johnson as a Republican hopeful seeking the county’s treasurer position.
Voter advisory on primary ticket alignment
The notice reminds voters they cannot cast a mixed ticket in the primary and must select all candidates from the same party on one ballot. It emphasizes there is no second chance to vote a mixed ticket.
Climax of Hypocrisy Grips Lincoln Party Delegates
The Lincoln state conventions drew a large crowd of Republicans and Democrats with a sprinkling of reformers as candidates redrafted platforms. E A Walrath of Osceola, re-elected as populist state central secretary, faces questions for his past party shifts and current populist involvement. The newspaper challenges Walrath to explain whether he remains a populist or has deserted, underscoring persistent political double standards.
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Lincoln
E. A. Walrath
Osceola
Walrath
St. Louis
Nebraska
Simon
Polk County
Mr. Walrath
Nebraska Republicans Back Taft Tariff Veto Stance
The Nebraska Republican platform commends President Taft on tariff remarks and pledges support for a presidential veto if the tariff bill fails to meet platform promises of revision and downward adjustment. Those seeking hopeful signals would be looking in vain.
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Taft
Nebraska
Populist Platform Endorses Physical Valuation Bill
A twenty man convention including Mr Walrath approved the physical valuation bill enacted last winter while the stock yards company signaled agreement by saying amen.
Congress of Democracy Fails to Highlight Budget Cuts
The convention did not boast about lower appropriations or tax reductions nor mention the Sink bill, marking a muted stance on fiscal tightening.
Cutting Tariffs and Weeds in the Field
The message urges reducing tariffs and trimming weeds as practical actions. It notes you may not trim the tariff, but you can swipe at weeds, cutting them down. The call is for targeted effort on two tasks with emphasis on weed control where possible.
Death of Judsre T. B. Saunders at Columbus
Word arrives of the death of Judsre T. B. Saunders at his Columbus home on Tuesday July 27 after injuries from a fall. Funeral at 2 pm today in Columbus. he was born April 2 1837 in Troy New York and served as county judge from 1885 to 1887 before returning to law. He leaves a wife Mary Haymer and two children H B Saunders and Mrs E R Jarmin, plus relatives in Nebraska.
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Judsre T. B. Saunders
Columbus
Thomas H. Saunders
Troy
N. Y
Thomas
Helen Saunders
Mary &. Haymer
H. B. Saunders
Norfolk
E. R. Jarmin
Co. F. Second New York Infantry
Army of the Potomac
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Nebraska
John J. Lohr
San Diego
Calif
Beulah
Surface
York
Mr. Lohr
Beulah Church
W. ©. Swartwood
Joshua Fineey
Shank Boys
H. C. Beebe
Man in Sling Shares Spree of Injuries
P. A. Johnson walks with a sling after a horse mix up left him with a fractured arm. He had previously suffered fractured ribs in a similar incident.
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P. A. Johnson
P. A
State Fair Harness Races Set With Big Stakes
On August 11 the closing date for all harness races at the State Fair is listed. From September 6 to 10, 118 horses have already been named for stake races including 3 year old trot and pace events with times from 2:14 to 2:35. Six races offer 81,000 each and the remaining races provide 500 each.
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