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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented column reflects labor unrest and tariff reaction. It recalls workingmen’s struggles, calls for fair wages, and political tensions, weaving in marriage notices, local obituaries, and community events from Osceola and surrounding areas. The piece blends social change with personal notices and civic happenings.
Miss Ethel Westberg hosted a party for visiting University of Nebraska students in the city. Nazel Stanton Laura Pettijohn and Owen Clone attended with twelve couples participating in contests and prize winners included Luiz Pheasant Irene Morse and Carl Tagsler. Refreshments followed at 11 with a happy evening noted.
The program lists events at the Polk County 8th Grade promotion in the auditorium on Saturday after noon June 28 at 1 30. It includes a chorus prelude by Osceola High School Chorus an invocation by Rev N G Wilcox a solo by Miss Lura Bittner a viola solo by Arthur Mickey a diploma presentation by Melig Rasmussen and Rev B C Hulberst. Also notices Oregon farm land excursions by Henry Sundberg Polk Nebraska and a sale of the Hartson estate 568 acres listed as inv 11-144 by CG J r Augustine Shelby Nebr.
Civil Matter involving BD Millese and MILLS and Beebe appears in fragmented text. No clear dates or actions were readable. This item presents as a notice or docket snippet with limited identifiers.
Stephen Eaton Dearborn born May 25 1839 at North Thetford Vermont resided there until 1864 then moved to Illinois and later Cedar County Iowa where he married Mary E Sherwood on November 25 1869 Three children were born two daughters and Ralph E Dearborn now Osceola County Highway Commissioner and Surveyor He lived in Osceola several years later moved with family to Tabor Malvern then Polk County Nebraska returning to Osceola County in western Iowa He died after a brief illness Monday morning at 5 30 after an unsuccessful operation He was respected as a musician and community figure and served in recruiting work rather than military service The Record extends sympathy to mourners.
A Stemsburg chiropractor announces evening hours at the Pratt Hotel on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays offering care for the sick. Also advertised are a Jayhawk Hay Stacker for sale and a well improved 200 acre farm offered at a bargain, with contact prompts for interested buyers.
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