Nebraska two cent fare upheld amid political debate
The Nebraska two cent passenger fare is sustained by the state supreme court in a decision that endorses the public utility board’s authority to fix rates. The Missouri Pacific rate increase request was denied, while political commentary from Fremont Tribune discusses Mr. Bryan and figures like Mr. DeYoung and Mr. Metcalfe in a broader critique of presidential influences.
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Nebraska
Berm
Supreme ‘Court
Oae
Missori Pavitic
T.s
Corr
Commission
Missouri Pacific
Fremont Tribune
Bryam
Ile
Bryan
Emgland
Lincoln
Baltimore
DeYoung
Nebraska State University
United States Consular Service
Metalfer
Wilson
Metcalfe
Norris
Senator Norris
Mr. DeYoung
DeYoung Nebraskan Seeks Further Details
A Nebraskan named DeYoung is described as seeking additional information. The fragment alludes to a person from Nebraska but gives no clear event, date, or action beyond the inquiry.
Rond of Equalization Uncovers $78,000 in Polk County Personal Tax
The Rond of Equalization is praised for thorough work on personal property equalization in Polk County. They report over $78,000 of personal tax evaded from assessment rolls. Two parties offer to contribute $18,000, and several others are under investigation with more summoned to appear.
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Polk County
Strayed Three Horses Reported in Central Moat Area
Brown horse about 1100 pounds six years old, brown mare 1000 pounds four years old, black horse 1100 pounds four years old. Anyone seeing or hearing anything please notify Joe Gubser or Central MO at 7.
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Joe Gubser
Beulah Local Happenings Include Socials and Visits
Beulah area notes report Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Adam Buehbta. Several residents visited relatives Sunday including Clyde Mustard at Dave Mace and Van Hoffer at Herman Heinemeyer's. Cattle vaccinated, cows killed by lightning, and friendly visits with neighbors are noted along with an ice cream social at Fairview church on Friday night June 25. John McCormick elected to the school board.
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Ladies Aid Society
Adam Buehbta
Clyde Mustard
Dave Mace
van Hoffer
Herman Heinemeyer
Jerry Crouse
Earl Mustard
Havens
Nerman Sleinemeyer
Rolly Mace
Thayer
Everett Headley
Ollie Younger
George Mace
George Fineey
Isaac Bate
Lou Wescoat
John Buchta
Dale Daniels
Dana Hurd
Ross Noble
Glen Wilets
Fairview Church
Fairview
Card of Thanks for A. Gierhart funeral
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for their kind assistance during the illness and death of our father A. Gierhart and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. M. Cox, W. W. Gierhart, Mrs. N. S. Campbell.
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A. Gierhart
M. Cox
W. W. Gierhart
N. S. Campbell
Cattle and market report from South Omaha stockyards
A detailed cattle market summary from South Omaha reports steady to slightly higher activity for lambs and steady beef and veal prices. Cattle yearlings and beeves show gains to $9.25 and $9.20 respectively, with hog receipts at 17 900 head and sheep and lambs trading active. Listings include numerous price ranges for different classes and a note on public notices and local visits.
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Union
South Omaha
Advertised Letters at Osceola Post Office
The following remain uncalled for at the Osceola Nebraska post office for the week ending June 24 1915 Mrs J J Donnegan package. Keene Ludden P M
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Osceola
Nebraska
J. J. Donnegan
Keene Ludden
P. M
Eighth Grade Promotion Exercises at City Auditorium
The Eighth Grade Promotion Exercises take place Saturday June 26 1915 at 1 30 p m at City Auditorium. Program includes piano duet Geralyn Walrath Ruth Smith Osceola Orchestra vocal solo Eulalia Heinemeyer diploma presenter Amelia Rasmussen and benediction Rev Jensen. Superintendent H E Bradford speaks. ninety nine Polk county students attend. Admission ten cents.
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W. A. Wurtz
W. P. Miller
August Miller
Polk
Julia Swanson
Stromsburg
Osceola
T. A. Lundberg
Iona Jennings
A. W. Lewis
Potter
A. J. Samuelson
Hershey
G. E
Osceola Band
Nebraska State Holliness Association
Epworth Lake Park
Lincoln
W. H. Huff
A. P.gouthey
C. C. Rinebarger
S. G Pheasant
Washington, D. C
Miss Gulu
Frank D. Mills
Indiana
City Auditorium
Geralyn Walrath
Ruth, Smith
Osceola Orchestra
Maurine
Marie Mickey
Donald Ray
Roger Sturdevant
Eulalia Heinemeyer
Roger Stu
Polk County
Advertisements and notices in the Record
Classified items include watch sale at G T Rays from $1.00, Edison Diamond Disc at Barbers, potato bug remedy, milk cow for sale, delivery inquiries to Wm Range, home made cake orders at Model Cafe, C D Barnes new operator at the local station, milk corn for sale, Osceola Route 3 contact P A Senter, Amelia Rasmussen trip to Lincoln, and sale of the Albert Pierson farm 240 acres northwest of Osceola with terms available.
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G. T. Rays
Barbers Fresh
Paris Green
G. T. Ray’s
Enquire
Sylveste Bittner
Shelby
Model Cafe
C. D. Barnes
Grand Island
P. A. Senter
Osceola
Amelia Rasmussen
Lincoln
Albert Pierson
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Commercial Club
COM. Club
Douglas & Johnson, Publishers
Robert G. Douglas
Beulah
Per Bashel
M. Monson
Eulalia Helneweyer
Agnes Newcomer
John F. Anderson
Gertie
C. O. Johnson
St. Edward
Julia Behle
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Albert E. Johnson
Barber’s
C. L. Fitzgerald
Des Moines
Iowa
C. L. Behne
Orie Mae Devdre
Allie Mills
Ler Fiame
Little Gold& Silver
Ella
Elmer Hansen
Arnold Frahm
Elkhorn
City
Will Hansen
Gary Frahm
E. S. Mickey
California
Mickey
Clar
Sant
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First National Bank
Osceola, Nebraska
Chas. E. Benefiel Co., Inc
West Tenth Sc
Indianapolis
Ind
John A. Olson
Neb
Victor and
Coco
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