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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

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Political Accidents and Walrath in Polk County Notes

A long satirical piece observes political missteps as near accidents in campaigns, focusing on Walrath and repeated near misses for state and county offices. It critiques Democratic voters for delaying his rise while promoting allies, then shifts to a Farm Bureau tour with date July fifteenth, Osceola to Stromsburg, Buckley Park dinner, Dean Burnett speaking, and a closing Osceola event with a moving pictures program.

Suzanne Walrath Demoecratic Farm Bureau Buckley Park Commercial Club of Stromsburg Dean Burnett University of Nebraska Polk County Osceola Court House J. N. Norton Polk County Farm Bureau

Walrath Recalled For Inconsequential Army Role

The speaker mocks Walrath as unfit for service and compares him to a biblical ass. They claim Walrath never had a real chance to be used by the army and joke about a political accident failing to occur, with no immediate danger evident.

Walrath

Fire escape addition at Union Stores building

The Union Stores Company added a steel fire escape to the rear building shared with Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co. Dowling Iron Works of Lincoln installed the two landing iron stairway last Saturday, finishing by noon. The escape enables direct descent from the main store floor to the rear store house, improving safety and potentially saving lives.

Union Stores Company Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co s_ exchange Dowling Iron Works Lincoln

Parcel Post Change Cuts Film Prices at Local Theatre

Postmaster Snider reports that from July 1 moving picture films will move by parcel post rather than express for local shipments. Wes aims to upgrade the office to second class with business support. Mr Musselman says film shipments via parcel post will allow a five cent admission reduction.

Snider Express Parcel Post Wes Musselman

Wayland Hosts Sunday School and Eighth Grade Event

Wayland holds Sunday school and regular morning preaching at the usual hour. A special program for the Eighth Grade graduates of the community is planned with decorative vases for flowers. Summer School for 8 to 14 year olds started Wednesday morning, including Bible stories hymns and church history. Mrs Knecht and children visited Wayland and Gresham friends. Mrs Geo Boss visits Julesburg. Olive Fox stayed with an aunt in Shelby.

Wayland Colome S. Dak

Local women form committee to house Osceola high students

A three lady committee led by Mrs. Lillian McBeth Mrs. Robt Inness and Mrs. Lou Israel arranges country families to board or room Osceola High School students for the coming year. Those able to provide lodging should contact the committee with terms and capacity.

Osceola High School Lillian McBeth Robt. Inness Lou Israel

Polk News Roundup Reports Local Births and Civic Happenings

Local column notes several births to Polk area families this week including households of David Carlson and Harold Bedient. It records community visitors, business trips, and farm activity, such as threshing at Werner Beckstrom's and autos bought in Polk. The piece also mentions the new band stand delay, water shutoffs for cleaning, a Sunday neighborhood picnic, and a stolen Buick from Des Moines with insurance data.

W. F. Nieman Omaha Polk Irishtown Central City A.C. Quillen Sam Dowers Stromsburg D. B. Carter H. M. McGuffin May Lincoln D. C. Bjorkman A. H. Peterson Pearl Shaneyfelt Farmers State Bank J. M. Bay Ellen Bay Ohio Ilinois R. J. Allison Anna Beckman Emma Baker District 65 Victor Frank Adelson M. F .Smith C. E. Davis Mildred Smith Edwin Lindburg Des Moines University A. G. Lindburg Jacob Sack Crete Philip Sack Eric Carlson near Stroms_burg Miss Santa Vath Clarence Bodine Hardville Farmers’ State Bank Will Cohagen Floyd Dahlgren Quick Lillian Brown Grand Island Edith Anderson Yellowstone Park Utah Colorsdo Ard Ladies’ Club Buckley Park Carl Jones A. C. Jones Carl G. W. Mitchell East Side John C. Mace Cole Mitchell Des Moines Iowa Hee Northern Baptist Convention Philip A. E. Swanson Brad

Swede Home notes harvest work and local events

Roy Martin aids his brother in law Glen Anderson during harvest at Swede Home. The Swede Home store announces new pinchers and hiay stackers. Rev and Mrs Sward return from Lincoln after Bernice’s ankle correction treatment. Mid summer picnic held with good receipts despite harvest. Mrs Whitmore and Miss Sandin guests at Ellen Sandin’s. Stromsburg beat Aurora 9 to 2 in a game. Repairs and building projects proceed at local homes.

Roy Martin Stromsburg Glen ~Anderson C. &. Sward Lincoln Bernice St. Elizabeth Hospital V. R.whitmore Fredd Sandin Aurora Ellen Sandin Martin Anderson Albert Peterson Polk Axel Forss Minnie White Claire Willets Ladies’ Aid George Mace Lesler Hill Miss White August R. Swanson Godfrey Carlquist Joe Swanson Joe N. G. Johnson Chappell Archie Richard Mr. Johnson Chris King David Hernbloom Burlington Colo Lawrence Iceberg Sidney Falk Kimball Mervyn Johnson Lusk Wyo Myron Johnson Farmera State Bank H. L. Fillman Wolbach J. D. Edwards Carrie Jones Columbus George F. Anderson Albert Hillberg Axel Carlson Sam Netsenl Frank Gott Augusta Mich L. E. Wooer Sander Peterson J. Fred Peterson Minnesota Salem Oregon Orla Carlson North Dakota Mary Cypher Benedict Cavender Clyde Cypher Polk County A. W. Peterson Phelps County Bill John F. Anderson Sherman County Kans John A. Johnson Howard Comfort Andrew Carlson Joe Jacobson Arthur Twarling Conrad August Carlson A. F. Nuquist A. N. Johnson Osceola Simon Thompson Alfred Thompson David City Thompson T. H. Graves Sedan David Moore Argonne Wood New York Ruth Dugdale Omaha C. A. Larson A. B. Nelson Colorado Nebraska Kansas American Legion Potter Legion Arthur Larson Ruby Palm B. Braden Des Moines Iowa Northern Baptist Convention Emma Swanson Adelina Anderson Anna Anderson Wright Mercantile Stromsbury Headstrom Oscelola

The Bully Faces Retaliation Over Newspaper Controversy

A local bully who assaulted his wife last week is said to be en route to confront the editor who published the incident. The editor plans to remind him his role is to report the news and will defend his coverage against further violence.

Stromsburg Notes: Local People and Farm Life Update

Stromsburg briefs cover residents traveling to Omaha Burlington Colo and Oregon, local business moves and new hires, farm work and crop reports, a county celebration plan, social visits and a fire alarm scare. Notables include Myron Johnson new bookkeeper Farmera State Bank and John Renquist family travels.

Death of Paul Samuelson at age five in accident

Mr and Mrs C E Hansen attended the funeral in Axtell for Paul Samuelson five year old son of Mr and Mrs M A Samuelson of Towner Colorado. He was killed when a truck hauling planks for the chautauqua grounds ran over him. The Samuelsons were residents here and friends extend sympathy.

C. E. Hansen Axtell Paul Samuelson M. A. Samuelson Towner Colo Chautauqua Samuelson

Polk County 8th Grade Class Graduates in Rural and Town Schools

A large class of 186 Polk County pupils received Eighth Grade diplomas at graduation exercises in the Auditor ium. State Superintendent John Matzen delivered a featured address. The list of graduates includes students from Rural Schools Stromsburg Carleton Anderson Milton Anderson and Osceola class groups from Polk Shelby and surrounding districts.

Polk County John Matzen Isabelle McGimpsey Ruth Brown Leroy Brown Edith Burritt Erasmus Burritt Myrtle Allinder Chester Adams Philip Johnson Grace Swan James McKeag Florence Gudgel Iris Rasp Elisabeth Sedlak Mark Moore Edna Mahnken Hazel Benson Gazel Hartman Fern Williams Dorothy Wisely Myrtle McCormick Paul Tockey Clara Sko_ rupa Stanley Harless Mildred Anderson Margaret Johnson Ardus Knight John Ingalls Inness Polk Orrin Alfreal Clifford Cohagen Lloyd Cole Mildred Graves Mary Jane Johnson Mildred McDaniel Sterling Nelson Vernal Norine Adelia Sedam Edwin Swanson Warren Strand Harold Strand Osceola May Albin Mary Alverson Jay Bartlett Walter Byers Lucille Dearborn Ralph Deeds Dorothea Dixon Herbert Fillman Ruth Hansen

Fair Yield Indicated for Polk County Wheat

Threshing this week shows a fair crop of high quality wheat in Polk County with countywide average estimates between 15 and 18 bushels. Sample figures include Rollie Miller 21.6 buac, Werner Steckstrom 1934 bu, Andrew Monson 20 bu, Frank Walker two loads 63 test, F A Schott 15 bu. Osceola elevators offer wheat contracts at 1.00 to 1.02 per bushel.

Polk County Rollie Miller Shelby Werner Steckstrom Stromsburg Andrew Monson Frank Walker F. A. Schott Osceola Elevators

Fly net and cover sale at East Side Square

Closing out a large stock of horse fly nets and fly covers offered by W. C. Pike on East Side Square. Chiropractic advert promotes Dr. Olson at the Mrs. Oetweiler home for health improvements.

W. C. Pike East_side Square Olson Mrs. Oetweiler

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