Osceola Receives Praise From Visiting CourtVisitors
In Osceola a group of court visitors lauded the city improvements drawing numerous complementary remarks from the travelers.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
5
In Osceola a group of court visitors lauded the city improvements drawing numerous complementary remarks from the travelers.
A Cleveland Democrat asserts he is the sole opposition to the GOP congressional candidate in the First District and questions where the populist challenge has gone.
County commissioners authorized a bridge building contract but declined to enter a contract for county printing, prompting questions about project scope and budgeting decisions within local government.
Polk county residents are invited to Osceola this July 4 for a community celebration. The event promises a square deal and local fellowship for attendees.
The supreme court rules that what Governor Mickey did not veto from the legislature’s work is unconstitutional. It frames the executive and judicial branches as coordinate and limits executive inaction as a check on legislative outcomes.
H. M. Childs of Yorky is named by the governor to the state board of education. He has long led the York school board, presides over City National Bank, and was a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Chicago last year.
The text urges Polk County Republicans to unite and plan ahead for an upcoming campaign. It warns against divisions and emphasizes harmony, opposing fusion and onion politics, and calls for a strong, united effort to achieve victory.
A York Democratic letter argues against free editor mileage and rail bribes, urging Polk fusion editors to speak on railroad transportation policy. The writer challenges their silence and asserts expert testimony supports the stance that mileage is a corrupt influence on newspapers.
The text lauds Gov. Mickey and Treasurer Mortensen for resisting railroad tax cuts and securing a $1 million higher assessment this year. It praises their stance as steadfast against opponents and cites Omaha Bee praise for their credit in opposing reactionary policy.
The court’s ruling condemns the biennial election law as unconstitutional and warns that evading the constitution in this instance could set a dangerous precedent. It argues amendments to the constitution are needed before pursuing reforms to avoid lawful evasion and preserve the document’s authority.
Mr Petrus Peterson left Monday morning for Illinois to teach before renewing studies at Augustang College. A picnic last Saturday was a fine success with proceeds of 70 dollars. Miss Jonada Nordling attends a teachers institute this week, while sister Martha teaches in her stead. Mrs Peter Anderson visits Genoa with her daughter Mrs Joe Nelson. Miss Hilda Floodman returns and reports doing well after her operation.
Notice to all interested parties that the executor filed a final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of John G. Mickey deceased. Hearing set for July 14, 1905 at 10:00 a.m. before the County Court of Polk County Nebraska. Dated June 26, 1908 by Conny Judge I H Ball.
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