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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

4

A Man for a Man's Job Dawes for Vice President

Charles G. Dawes, chosen by the Republican convention to run with Calvin Coolidge, is praised for public service and a record of swift, effective leadership. His Dawes plan for German rehabilitation earns international acclaim, and his postwar budget reforms reduced annual taxes by 1.25 billion dollars. Dawes’s Nebraskan roots in Lincoln and his humanitarian interests are noted.

Charles G. Dawes Calvin Coolidge Dawes Germany France Poincare General Pershing St. Mihiel American Efficiency Plus Fhell Maria” Dawes Harding Wilson United State America Bureau of Chiefs Congress Mr. Dawes Lincoln Charlie Dawes Nebraska

Big man who shapes affairs gains wide public regard

The subject, described as capable of handling large tasks and deeply generous, remains closely tied to humanity through ongoing business activity. A home for down and outs named after his drowned son stands as a lasting monument to his vast generosity and influence, with national attention expected to grow in coming months.

Down and Outers

Local News Highlights From Osceola Nebraska Week

Local updates note weddings and engagements including Harold Baker and Blanche Peterson's marriage. Several residents attend funerals, travels to Lincoln and York, and others announce moves and occupations. The White Front restaurant reopens under new management, and a camping visit by Clayton Mesker family is reported.

Harold Baker Benedict Blanche Peterson Miss Peterson August Peterson Lee Jones David City Frank H. Anderson Jones Nebraska Chicago California Wilber M. Johnston Lincoln Omaha Irma Shew Joseph Anderson Glennis Anderson Gralton York Gralton Washington, D. C I. B. LeMar Geo. Moore Columbus District Home Missionary Society M. Hoffer National Biscuit Company J. M Farmers Union Oscar Anderson Portland W. H. Keller Columbus Jos. Tschauner Childers & Crosley Osceola Bank Clayton Mesker Hutchison Osceola Duncar

Ford Owner Patches Car With Bailing Wire

Dr Swift of Stromsburg reported a roadside repair near Osceola after his car stalled on a trip home. He borrowed a length of bailing wire from a nearby house, patched the vehicle, and continued on his way.

Ford Dr. Swift Stromsburg Burg Osceola

Harvest Bulletin Calls for 50 000 Harvest Men Across Texas Oklahoma Kansas

The U S Employment Service reports 50 000 outside men needed for the 1924 harvest across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas with Kansas facing the largest shortage of 40 000. Wheat harvests are underway in Oklahoma and Texas and will begin in southern Kansas around June 20. Some railroads offer group-rate tickets to harvest crews. Details at the Central Office Farm Labor Division 2014 Main St Kansas City MO.

Texas Oklahoma Kansas U S. Employment Service Farm Labor Division Main St Kansas City

Printer’s Day Rush Riskiest Error Hurts Duncan Ad

In a cheeky aside the text warns that a rush printer might swap H. C. Duncan’s slogan to say We Always Cheat You Right, highlighting a risk to the businessman's public image.

H. C. Duncan Dunk

Vic Newcomer Sees City Progress With Street Cars

Vic Newcomer notes paved streets corner filling stations and pink extras marking urban growth. He adds that a real metropolitan status requires a streetcar and a traffic cop with white gloves.

Vic Newcomer

Land for sale and exchange offers in Nebraska

A. B. Hedbloom of Stromsburg lists multiple properties for sale or trade including 80 acres near Silver Creek at 25 dollars per acre and 160 acres for less, 200 acres in northern York County at 100 per acre, 240 acres in north York County at 135 per acre, exchanges for Kieth or Deuel counties, Polk County farms, a Hall County improved farm for a garage, and 160 acres near Stromsburg to trade for western Kansas. Contact phone 20. Stromsburg Nebraska.

Silver Creek York County Kieth Deuel Polk County Hall County Stromsburg Kansas Nebraska A. B. Hedbloom

Local merchants urge spending at home to aid Polk County

A community note argues that money spent on mail order clothing and printing houses is drained from the local economy. It claims purchases in Kansas City, Chicago, New York, or Red Oak reduce Polk County’s capital and worsen local hardship, urging residents to reconsider.

Kansas City Chicago New York Red Oak Polk County

Friday the 13th Survival Mentioned by Readers

A reader notes surviving Friday the 13th and an early morning superstition with a black cat crossing their path, signaling a tense start to the day.

Osceola Nebraska County Board of Equalization Minutes

The Osceola Nebraska County Board of Equalization met June 10 11 and 12 1924 with all members present. Taxpayers requested reductions in real estate valuations. no actions were taken, and hearings continued to June 26 1924 with filings and postponements.

Osceola, Nebr County Board of Equalization John Sjoblom Co. Equalization Board Osceola Nebr Clerk Equalization Board

Polk county commission approves 1924 city expense estimates

Polk county Nebraska board in Osceola on June 16 1924 approved the county superintendent's report on eighth grade exercises and authorized warrants for city and county expenses. A resolution directs use of unspent federal state road funds for grading draining and gravelling a segment of state highway in Polk county.

Osceola, Nebr Board of County Commissioners Polk County Nebraska D. Hensen Department of Public Works Osceols York Polk Counties Lincoln Julius A. Johansen H. T. Westring H. R. Lind John Sjoblom Hackberry John 8Joblom

Obituary for Ida S Peterson Thelander in Arcadia Neb

Ida Sophia Peterson Thelander born October 20 1866 in Hyena Kalmar Sweden came to America in 1885. After a lingering illness she died June 13 1924 at her Arcadia Nebraska home aged 57 years 7 months and 24 days. She married Oscar Thelander in 1887 and left eleven children seven daughters and three sons with thirteen grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Swede Home church conducted by Rev Serenius with interment in Swede Home cemetery.

Ida Sophia Peterson Hyena Kalmar Sweden America Arcadia Nebraska Oscar Thelander Joe Swenson Rosepine O. M. Youngquist Eagle River Wis J. C. Hogue Loury Ark Emmett Bobblet Nebr Huldah Warford Joe Thelander Louisiana Swede Home Rev Serenius

Duncan the Produce Buyer promotes chicken feed

An advertisement urges readers to buy chicken feed from Duncan, a produce buyer, highlighting his role and available supply.

Duncan

Men Feed Well Attended Community Service Meeting

The monthly meeting of the Community Service Association last Friday night drew local men and Mr. Beels of Fremont. They discussed better roads while four members cooked and served a meal praised as the best ever.

Community Service Association Beels Fremont

Plumbing and Gas Engine Repair Services Offered

A contractor announces readiness for general plumbing work, pump repairs, and gas engine repairs. Based in the Northwest Corner Square area, contact L. Eb. Lindquist for service requests.

Northwest Corner Square

Also Mentioned on This Page

Osceola Record P. E. Douglas & CO. Publishers She Osceola Board OF Equalization General Fund Jcc State of C. H. Anderson American Legion Post No 91 H. J. van Vinck Larson and Anderson Village Shelby M. W. A. Shelby Strand Ray Lumber C Geo. Kunadson J. L. Heard Campbell Road C. A. Bond G. G. Spalding Cliff Hawley F. A. Campbell C. W. Steever A. Watkins Huddleston Jim Thompson John Gonka Pete Bore John Zollars Harold Cockson Louie Ernst Barney Robak Paul Landall Mike Horst Carl Wieseman A. W. Headlee John Imhoff Joe Grzywa Adolph Grossnicklaus Alfred Grossnicklaus Andrew Myrberg O. S. Anderson Roy Kirby John Lisko T. W. Delamore Bert Saint Ericson & Anderson Rystrom Company Special Scott & Anderson N. Montgomery Bert Saint Same Lneeewoene Osman Tire & Service Station Stromsburg, Nebr Lutheran Church U.S Supe Member Federal Reserve System THE First National Bank Neb
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