Wareola Mecora 1878 Subscription Notice
Announcement for the Wareola Mecora dated 1878 lists subscription at 1.50 per year. Editor R G Douglas signs as publisher.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
4
Announcement for the Wareola Mecora dated 1878 lists subscription at 1.50 per year. Editor R G Douglas signs as publisher.
H. H. Pease, who recently purchased the Beemer Times, appears to be making good and is delivering a mighty good newspaper to the town.
Candidates for office will be filing for the various nominations and incumbents will return to their former stations as the political cycle resumes.
A noted contrast marks Illinois legislators who aided a Republican to win a U.S. Senate seat, with Oregon Republicans who backed a Democratic senator, highlighting differing party loyalties and public attention in state journalism.
Geo. W. Engelhardt announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk. A well to do farmer and square gentleman, he asserts that Polk County Republicans will gain a candidate who will prompt a prompt campaign.
The Osceola column rails at Walrath over alleged railroad pass abuses and the state railroad commission. It accuses the Democrat of shielding pass deals while noting contemporaries like Johnson and the U P. as actors, then reports local notices and social items from Shelby and surrounding areas.
The comment likens Mr. Walrath to a figure who never steals what he cannot grasp, reflecting a public perception of cautious resourcefulness and steady principle in local discourse.
Prairie Creek correspondent notes that Henry Nilson found four cases of empty beer bottles near the site, cited as likely remnants of Bill Schmidt's senatorial candidacy, per Central City Nonpareil.
Miss Venus Liebee daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Liebee married Andrew J Blazer a Burlington mail clerk at Hebron on Wednesday of last week The couple will reside in Chester Judge Liebee notes he is gaining sons in law The rest of the item covers a fishing trip gone awry and a string of mishaps including a car collision resulting in scattered fish and fishermen Returns are not in yet.
Sunday social notes list many visits and gatherings across area families including Lillie Cole at George Mace’s, John Orr buying a plane, and Clara Reitz at home with parents. County Judge Campbell issued several marriage licenses since the last press day, naming multiple couples.
In the May 24 1909 Congressional Record Burkett argues that free lumber would lower consumer prices and boost industry. He notes wholesale shift to finished lumber, questions why rough lumber pricing matters, and dismisses the differential as a sham. He also mentions the K of P lodge fifth annual banquet at the Pratt hotel on June 16 with a planned program.
The article lists committees for the Fourth of July event including Soliciting S A Snider Olof Oberg R G Douglas Finance OO Johnson Dr A M Bell N L Nelson Parade 2 A Walrath D G Gylling E R Danielson Sports Joe Gubser H CO Beebe Dr J R Gray Program W Q Johnson C A Olson and Mrs D H Kunkel Hon G W Wiltse of Cedar County will deliver the oration.
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