Osceola Record Publisher Details and Rates
The Osceola Record is a Thursday newspaper in Osceola Nebraska published by the Record Publishing Company with editor Robert G. Douglas and officers John A C Johnston James H Mickey and John F Ayres. It is entered as second class matter at Osceola Post Office since March 13 1919. Subscription is $2.00 per year with advertising rates listed as display per inch locals per line.
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Osceola
Osceola, Nebr
The
Record Publishing Company (Incorporated
Robert G. Douglas
John A. C. Johnston
John IF. Ayres
Lec Treas
James H. Mickey
Nebraska
Memorial Day Baseball Sparks Controversy in Osceola
The Osceola city baseball game on Memorial Day draws criticism for desecrating the holiday. The Record urges rulers to keep Memorial Day for solemn reflection on soldiers and war deeds, arguing sports distract from the day’s sacred purpose.
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Osceola
Southern Delegates Clash Over Republican Representatio
The piece condemns Southern delegates in the Republican National Committee process arguing Florida sends three competing delegations and calls for purging Southern cheap politicians and reducing Southern congressional representation to reflect actual votes. It also cites progress in ocean shipping with American flags expanding in 1920, noting dramatic rises in port entries and general trade shifts.
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Republican National Committee
South
Congress
Florida
Republican Party
United States
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
London
United Kingdom
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
British Columbia
Europe
Pacific
Japan
Republican Party Faces Setback Over Southern Delegate Delegate Fraud
The text notes the party has first move but has fallen short in 1920 by permitting southern delegate fraud to dominate the Republican National Convention. It outlines criticism of the party’s handling of internal integrity and the convention outcome.
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Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Import Revenue and Shipping Costs Highlight Tariff Debate
The piece argues higher import duties boost federal revenue as 1920 imports may reach 5.7 billion dollars, compares Republican and Democratic tariff rates, and notes consumer pass through. It cites Japan trade tonnage and U.S. vs foreign ship transport costs, urging continued use of customs to tax imports.
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United States
America
Stromsburg Beats Osceola In Tight Friday Baseball
Stromsburg hidden by holidays edged Osceola 9 to 6 in a pitching rich game. Alverson fanned many as Dunn and Peeler standouts on defense and Peeler shines at third. Osceola capitalized late but Stromsburg held on for the win.
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Stromsburg
Doc Parris
China Timm
Shelby
Ped Miller
Young Alverson
H. S
Martin Anderson
Ted Graves
Tod
Christy Matthewson
Parris
Carlson
Swanson
Green
Mister Alverson
Lindburg
Osceola
Hicks
Lovell
O’fallon O
Dunn
Peeler
McBeth
Johnson
Mr. Alverson
Holm
Nelson
Graves
Chuck McBeth
Chuck
Mr. Graves
Beebe
Anderson
Neujahr
Rollin Carlson
O'Fallon
O’fallon
Beetle
Marty Anderson
Hicks Swanson "Lovell * Green O'Fallon Lindburg
McBeth Dunn
Leibee Johnson
Beebe Holm Anderson Nelson Neujahr Graves
Baptist Notes Sunday Schedule and Evening Sermons
Pastor G. W. Stansbury invites worshipers to Sunday School at 10 AM and morning service at 11 AM with the theme How Much of a Christian. Evening service at 7 PM centers on Penance or Repentance. Junior and Senior B Y P U meet at 7. Bring friends.
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G. W. Stansbury
Early Jiu Jitsu Training For Japanese Children
Japanese children start jiu jitsu in their early years as physical culture hygiene and ethics. The exercises build strength and flexibility and later teach turning an opponent's force against them.
New Guinea Love Tokens
A New Guinea custom sends a string from the woman in love to the man's sister or mother. The recipient then informs the favored man that a specific woman is in love with him.
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New Guinea
Sterling a Mammoth Jack and Terms of Sale
A notice about Sterling a mammoth jack described as black with white. Terms: 15.00 to insure living cost. Due care will be taken to prevent accidents but the seller D. W. McBeth will not be responsible for any that occur.
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W. F. Crozier
Polk County
Nebraska
Agricultural Engineering Department
University Farm
Farm Bureau
Waterloo Boys
Co. Agricultural Agent
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Fillmar& Cummings
Sterling
My Place
D. W. McBeth
Osceola Bank
C. F. Branting & Sons
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