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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
The article discusses Bryan's stance on currency and banking policy amid Wilson era measures. It explains tensions over national bank privileges, coinage, and fiscal plans, noting Democratic factions aligning with or opposing the national currency framework.
The Record reprints Rev A. Spalding's defense of Billy Sunday and attacks on hostile papers. It likens Sunday’s methods to be coarse yet questions the need to defend them, noting scripture and Christ’s meekness. Several local items and obituaries follow.
Local notes list social visits and exchanges including J. T. Bonner selling a small pumping engine. Mrs. Vivian hosts Alma Pieter of Fremont. Rosy Mortensen visits Fremont and Arlington. Minnie Egger returns to north of Columbus. A wedding of Ida Elizabeth Houser and Moritz Reger is noted with ceremony at home and plans to reside on the Henry Houser farm.
Local notices cover church events in Lincoln and Osceola with services, Sunday School, and Epworth League rally. Residents report business trips to Omaha Lincoln and Chicago, arrivals and departures, photographs and funerals, and county farm and travel news including rail and auto trips and property sales.
The speaker endorses the Wil. 80 currency scheme while pondering what new move the administration will unveil to give Mr. Bryan another chance to revise his earlier positions.
A catalog list outlines fiction titles such as Inside of the Cup Churchill Judgment House Parker Mating of Lydia Ward Pete Crowther Ferris The Parasite Martin and others. Nonfiction and juvenile works include History and Stories of Nebraska Eggleston and Little Talks with Mothers. Librarian Margaret G Kepner notes the Outlook magazine appears weekly for patron use.
A brief notice notes a weekly publication cost of less than one cent per copy per year and urges readers to spread the word to neighbors.
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