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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
2
A dealer advertises a large complete line of John Deere Implements and Studebaker Tarmess. They invite customers to view styles and sizes of Studebaker Tarmess from 15.00 to 52.50 and claim big savings on collars halters and strap work.
Community updates from Cedar Chips area include training of colts by Duncomn Hansel for Al bert Houser, Miss Anna Bonner visiting Millard, and the Ladies Tea with Abs Ed Hahn. News of a new baby boy for Carl and Carl Plageman, visits by John Schmoker and Win Houser relatives, and Miss Martie Gillank taking state exams in Columbus are recorded along with church events at Clear Creek. Other items mention local shopping, farm plans, health notes, and various visits among residents including Moon’s Shelby store worker Bertha Messing and several counties’ residents.
In a subscriber notice the Record announces a price increase to 1.50 per year beginning April 1. The paper will no longer publish at the dollar rate, and readers can prepay to extend current terms. Douglas urges immediate advance payments to lock in 1.00 and notes continued improvements in news service.
A dated editorial urges restraint in Mexican affairs urging the U S avoid fighting or enforcing demands. It argues most Americans favor keeping words credible without bluffing at every turn from Huerta to Villa and cautions against bold interference. It says if action is taken it should be decisive or not at all.
The Morning and Evening subjects for next Sunday are The Best Portion and The Promise of This Coming. Sunday School at 10:40 a.m. The Evening service at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to all services.
After a chaotic Nebraska Mutual Reinsurance Association gathering two rival factions claimed victory led by D. McBall and Dr. M. Cyclone Miller. Minutes and evidence were sent to the state insurance commissioner to decide which result stands amid proxy voting disputes and alleged illegal proxy exclusions.
Osceola locals and guests travel between Osceola Lincoln Lincoln visits. Mrs Nuquist and Mrs AC Anderson visited from Osceola last Friday. Miss Garnet Record Viola Irene Myrberg visited York. Morris Colson came from Grand Island for a few days at home. Charlotte Alanson returned from Osceola to David by Monday. Edits list many names visiting from Lincoln Polk and Denver with various towns mentioned.
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