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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
8
The Gle Osreala Record lists publication twice weekly at Douglas and Johnson, with a yearly subscription price of $1.50. The notice repeats the same details, indicating publishers.
The article discusses the dispute over dual nationality sparked by U S policy and Roosevelt's stance. It notes a New Orleans case of a French citizen by birth seeking to work in France and the State Department warning that dual nationality may expose him to military service, with Roosevelt urging repudiation of such limits. The piece contemplates implications for American citizens abroad and the principle that one cannot serve two nations.
A heavy cattle arrival of about 6 300 head accompanied slow open market with steady to slightly lower bids on most steers while lambs showed a modest rise from yesterday. Hog receipts neared 20 000 with packers paying near prior levels and sheep and lambs climbing modestly with spring lambs at around 12 25.
Buyer seeks a 1400 1500 lb horse sound and gentle. Ex Gov Mickeys home place Osceola area 1400 acre near city limits to be sold at Referees Sale to highest bidder for cash Saturday June 12 at 1 PM for more information inquire J W Fillman Referee.
A garage listing shows several used cars including a 2 cylinder Reo five passenger at 250 dollars, a Chalmers Detroit 40 H P Prestolite with leather upholstery, and two 40 H P Overlands priced at 450 and 500 dollars. The ad promises a good repair shop and skilled workmen for all makes.
The text argues that Bible literacy underpins English literature study and citizenship. It cites Washington Gladden praising biblical influence on literature and asserts teachers must know the Bible as well as Shakespeare, noting biblical references appear repeatedly in major works and that Job merits broader familiarity than Paradise Lost.
Henry James argues that true benevolence requires no personal aid among humans and relies on abstract social titles. He warns that accepting social inequality for self interest undermines humanity and delays a righteous reign, suggesting spiritual impunity results from such complacency.
During Christmas preparations in a rural English parish, a goat in the churchyard attacked the sexton and his assistant as they tried to remove a design carved from yew leaves titled Peace on Earth Good Will Toward Men. The vicar's wife urged swift action while others urged restraint.
In The County Court of Polk Nebraska a nat ion to appoint Andrew M Monson as Administrator of the estate of Nils P Monson, deceased, has been filed. A hearing is set for June 29 1915 at ten o'clock A M. Dated June 1915. (Seal) H Ball See Judge.
County Nebraska notices a petition for probate of the last will of Crest Boden deceased and appointment of Carl Gustad Boden as executor. Hearing set for June 25 1915 at 2 PM. Dated June 2 1916. Seal F H Ball County Judge.
In County Nebraska the estate of William T Thompson requires probate. Annie E Thompson may be named administrator or another suitable person. Hearing set for June 26, 1915 at 10 AM. Dated May 29, 1915.
Incorporation notice under Nebraska law for People’s Grocery to engage in retail grocery and queensware in Osceola with capital of 10000 dollars, 6200 paid, 50 year term from February 2 1915, board of directors Alvin O. Monson Arthur S. Nelson and G Martin Monson, officers listed, dated May 27 1915.
In the April 1915 Life Insurance Independent, N Z Snell, president of The Midwest Life Insurance Co, discusses two general plans of life insurance as a public moral and cost issue. The article, reprinted for prospective policyholders, uses popular language and avoids technical detail. The Midwest Life of Lincoln, Nebraska, a stock company, offers guaranteed cost insurance guidance.
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