Pioneer Polk County Attorney Max E. Bittner Dead at 67
Max E. Bittner, a longtime Osceola resident and partner in Campbell Bittner & Campbell, died suddenly of heart failure while trimming weeds at his home. He was 67 and survived by his wife, a son and several grown children, with funeral plans not yet announced.
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Osceola
Max E. Bittner
Polk County
Bittner
Campbell Bittner & Campbell
E. L. King
King, Bittner & Campbell
H. H. Campbell
Max, Jr
Arthur
David City
Walter M
Omaha
Ralph G
Lander
Wyo
Lulu Sturdevant
Lincoln
Chautauqua Committee Forms for Six Day Program
Osceola hosts a Chautauqua planning meeting led by W. B. Adair to establish a permanent organization for the August six day program. Rev. H. A. Taylor chairs. Raymond Kepner is secretary treasurer. Committee chairs: Advertising John C. Rogers Tickets W. B. Adair Grounds Joel Hanson.
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Johnson
Chautauqua
Osceola
W. B. Adair
H. A. Taylor
Raymond Kepner
John C. Rogers
W. B. Adair- Grounds
Joel Hanson
Little Caroline Morrys's Knee Punctured by Nail
Last week Caroline Morrys fell on a nail puncturing her knee about three inches. She is progressing satisfactorily and recovering well.
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Caroline Morrys
Obituary Anna Anderson Harlan
Anna Elveta Anderson born May 1 1890 Osceola Nebraska died July 25 1920 at Long Beach California. She graduated Franklin Music Academy in 1909 married H V Harlan April 28 1914 in Lincoln. Survived by husband son Jimmy parents Arvid and Nels Anderson brothers Arvid of Osceola B H of Omaha sisters Violet Mrs W F Dunn Mrs H M Wentz Mrs J F Stevens Miss Hilda Anderson. Buried Tuesday in Long Beach California.
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Anna Elveta Anderson
Osceola
Nebraska
Long Beach
Calif
Franklin Music Academy
H. V. Harlan
Lincoln
John
Patricia
Harlan
Jimmy
Nels Anderson
Arvid
B. H
Omaha
W. F. Dunn
Violet Anderson
H. M. Wentz
J. F. Stevens
Hilda Anderson
Obituary: August Ahlgren 60 Dies at Stromsburg Home
August Ahlgren aged 60 died at his Stromsburg home Monday night and was buried there this afternoon. He is the father of Mrs. George Malek of this city, with obituary to follow in the Record next week.
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August Ahlgren
Stromsburg
George Malek
Local news items from Osceola area small town notes
Harry Jacobson ships two carloads of stock to South Omaha on Saturday including cattle and mixed loads. Walter Schwartz, recently visiting Osceola friends, now in Omaha with the American Credit Association. Miss Ida Hanson leaves Saturday for a market trip in eastern cities and a Chicago convention. Mrs. Hazel Brown will helm Miss Hanson's shop during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Timm return from a week fishing at Lake Ericson. Elias reports ample catches. Miss Alinda Fornander visits Chicago area and tours Marshall Fields wholesale. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hartman praise a dark red hibiscus plant this year. Pool drained and cleaned at start of week. George Campbell drives to Omaha. Mrs. Campbell joins at home to help care for Mrs. Mueller who shows no improvement. Milton Lindquist to attend Citizens Military Camp at Ft Des Moines. Mrs. Lulu Olmstead of Omaha visits her parents and plans to return Friday.
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Harry Jacobson
South Omaha
Walter Schwartz
Osceola
Omaha
American Credit Ass'n
Elias Timm
Lake Ericson
Elias
Alinda Fornander
Chicago
Miss Fornander
Marshall Fields
J. D. Hartman
George Campbell
Campbell
Mueller
Milton Lindquist
Lulu Olmstead
Fred Tim
Harpland Company Delights Chautauqua Audience With Harp Trio
The In Harpland Company performs a refined program blending harp with violin cello flute and bass-violin. John B. Ratto directs with makeup to impersonate composers as part of the night program. The set features classics near classics and modern tunes, praised for their tunefulness.
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Harpland
Chautauqua
John B. Ratto
All town life benefits from shared Chautauqua program
The article extols community cooperation to enrich business education religion and recreation. It highlights Chautauqua as an affordable civic program bringing music lectures and entertainment, noting season tickets cost little versus metropolitan theater prices and urging public participation.
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Chautauqua
New York
Chautauqua Meeting Planned for Youngsters
Miss Helen Barrett invites all children under sixteen to a 9 A M meeting Monday in the Court House Community Room to prepare for the Chautauqua program.
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Helen Barrett
Chautauqua
Court House
Junior Parade Prepares Ahead of Chautauqua Opening
The Qualen Company outlines life issues ministers preach about as Governor Al Smith and Governor Cox join a Junior Parade on Tuesday evening before Chautauqua opens. Nichols Murray Butler Dr. S Parkes Cadman Rabbi Stephen Wise and thousands join in supporting parade with parental cooperation urged.
The Rocky Mountain Warblers Singers at Local Chautauqua Feature
Herb Morris leads the Rocky Mountain Warblers a fine male quartet with humorous acts and cowboy songs. They perform with novelty instruments including a marimba horn and a one string fiddle broom. Season tickets cost just over twenty cents each and business leaders are thanked for support. Mrs Bess Israel Vance of Lexington Kentucky arrives for visit with her parents.
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Herb Morris
Rocky Mountain Warblers
Bess Israel Vance
Lexington
Nervous Wreck Shines as Broadway Farce at Chau Tauqua
The Nervous Wreck, by Henry Williams of Pittsburgh, is praised as the funniest New York Broadway farce in years. A westward comic adventure follows a nervous Pittsburgher in a flivver facing danger, with riotous humor ending in health and victory over the sheriff.
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New York
Far West
Henry Williams
Pittsburgh
West
Henry
Chautauqua Kids Shine in Morning Junior Programs
Children attend a special Junior Chautauqua daily with music driven pep exercises games and kid friendly dramatizations. Each morning features a story of a musical number followed by Victrola recordings and a final big tent performance by the youngsters for all to enjoy.
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T de Victrola
W R CC Postpones Meeting to August Eighteenth
Homer Phelps reports delivery of a Dodger sedan to Herman Saro this week. Mrs L E Lindquist and son Milton drove to Grand Island Monday with Mrs Chas Colwell and children visiting at their home. Wayne Nelson of Aurora joined them to spend a few days with Milton before he departs for a military camp at Des Moines.
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W. R. CC
Homer Phelps
Dodger
Herman Sarow
L. E. Lindquist
Milton
Grand Island
Chas. Colwell
Wayne Nelson
Aurora
Des Moines
William Jennings Bryan Dies After Long Public Life
Dayton reports William Jennings Bryan died after a strenuous trial and heat worn him down. A towering figure in Nebraska and national politics, Bryan rose from Omaha congressman to secretary of state under Wilson and shaped debates on free silver prohibition and public ownership. Nebraskans recall his generous neighborly conduct and his enduring influence on American affairs.
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Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Congress
Nebraska
Omaha
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Baltimore
San Francisco
New York
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan Died in Dayton and Buried at Arlington
The nation mourns William Jennings Bryan who died suddenly last Sunday in Dayton Tennessee. His funeral train travels to Washington and his body will be laid to rest Friday in Arlington National Cemetery.
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W.J. Bryan
Arlington Natl
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Tenn
Home of Friends
Mr. Bryan
Washington, D. C
Arlington
Our National Military Cemetery
Energetic Leader of Political Hosts in Omaha Bee
A fragment notes an energetic leader of political hosts or the propagator of creeds known to the world, as reported by the Omaha Bee.
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Omaha Bee
Horst Baby Born in New Orleans Named Ralph Lester Horst Jr
The Record notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ralph L Horst in New Orleans at Touro Infirmary on July 14 1925. Horst works in the governments Bureau of Chemistry Food and Drug Inspection Service with duties across all food stuffs.
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Ralph
Ralph L. Horst
New Orleans
Ralph Lester Horst
Times-Picayune
L. Horst
Irmd. Delord
Ralph Lester Jr
Touro Infirmary
Horst
Government Agricultural Department
Bureau of Chemistry
Food and Drug Inspection Service
Osceola Steers Break Local Sale Records Twice
Harry Jacobson of Osceola sold a shipment of heavy Hereford steers at the local market for the second time this month. A July 3 lot averaged 1,365 pounds and brought 12.90 a hundred, top for the year. The latest 25 head consignment averaged 1,395 pounds and sold at 14.25, the highest price for load lots in about five years.
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Osceola
Harry Jacobson
Omaha
Six Days of Chautauqua Opens August 5 With Season Tickets
The program lineup includes The Qualen Company Music and Entertainment, Rocky Mountain Quartet, In Harpland show, Baroness de Hueck lecture on Rusia, Dr A Earl Kernahan Christian Citizenship lecture, John B. Ratto impersonations, Junior Chautauqua pageant, Vierra's Hawaiians and Ernest Powell Hawaii lecture. Season tickets are $2.50, single admission 50c for adults and 25c for children, except The Nervous Wreck and The Fool where adult 75c and child 35c.
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the Qualen ,Company
Rocky Mountain Quartet
A. Earl’ Kernahan
Vierra
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Harpland” Company
Anna Anderson Harlan
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Qualen Company
John Qualen
Elsie Egge
Dayton, Tenn
Qualen Company Music and Esertainment
This World’s Sweetest Music
Baroness C. de Hueck
Rusia
Ernest Gamble
D. W. Davis
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