Soldier’s enduring service spans three enlistments in Nebraska unit
A veteran recalls 1916 1917 service with the 4th Nebraska Infantry later the 127th Field Artillery and 74th Regular Artillery. He recounts training at Fort Sill Camp Cody and Fort Sill again, overseas departure September 1917, and multiple musterings out. He returns to civil life in Polk County Nebraska and pledges to serve in Osceola Record.
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Bort Crook
Fort Crook
Camp Cody
Deming
New Mexico
War Department
127Th Field Artillery
59Th Artillery Brigade
Frank Mauldin
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Holt
Feorfa
War Department I
127Th Field Artiller
74Th Regular Artille
Montgomery
Alabama
Ateomery
Tnae
United Star
United Stats Army
Polk County
Nebraska
Osceola Record
Deacon Dobbs and the War Talk at the Record
In a March notice the Record recalls Deacon Dobbs and mocks wartime leaders as it plans revival of the paper. It praises Colonial House while attacking critics, comparing to Ole Bredegan, and laments ignored Polk County figures Morehead and Neville in a sharp political editorial tone.
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Ole Bredegan
Polk County
Ole
House
Colonel House
Col. House
Texas
Morehead
Neville
Polk
Courteoys
Thug Remias
Second Thoroughbred Cattle Sale Planned in Polk County
Polk County Stock Breeders Association prepares for a second pure bred cattle sale at Gubser Sale Barn Osceola next Tuesday March 18 at 1 p m. The first sale held November 22 1918 saw sixty head sold at good prices and the association expects strong turnout and quality stock from breeders Bert L Burns Ed Wagner D C Burns E B Zang L M Nickell Osceola John Lees Shelby Backlund Bros J A Seaburg Stromsburg Smith Son Polk and Heitsman Bros Silver Creek with more breeders anticipated to join under the association’s efforts to raise live stock standards in the county, now about sixty five members strong.
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Bert L
Polk County
Will Enter Law Partnership in David City
Marion Shaw, recently return ed from duty as a First Lieutenant in the 338th Field Artillery, will join the law firm of Roper & Skiles in David City. A University of Nebraska law graduate, he earned his diploma just before entering the army and has an excellent military record. The firm is prominent in the district and the paper extends congratulations and best wishes.
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Record
Douglas
Marion Shaw
338Th Field Artillery
Roper &Skiles
David City
Shaw
University of Nebraska
Roper & Skiles
Local Social Roundup From Rome Area
G T Ray delivered a piano in Shelby yesterday. Miss Lillian Stoner returned from Lincoln. Miss Alice Harden of Ulysses visits Mrs Grace Stone. J Q Rathbun arrived from Omaha with H C Beebe and is visiting today. Liberty Clark came from Camp Joseph E Johnson Florida and is pleased to be at Rome.
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Lillian Stoner
Lincoln
Alice Harden
Ulysses
Grace Stone
Asya
J.Q ‘Rathbun
Omaha
H. C. Beebe
Liberty Clark
Joseph ‘E. Johnson
Fia
Rome
Farmers Bureau to Remain in Polk County for 1919
Polk County Farmers Organization votes at Commercial Club Rooms to retain the County Agent Lynn Sheldon for the coming year. Despite initial county funding doubts and a prior 1919 levy rejection, farmers raise funds by subscription aided by federal matching money to continue farm development work and extend services to all interested applicants. Bernice Brown hired as stenographer for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Bureau
Lynn Sheldon
Board of County Commissioners
Farm Bureau
Polk and
SUSTAINS FRACTURED HIP INOSCEOLA AREA ACCIDENT
Chas G Johnson of Swede Home suffered a fractured hip in a fall while visiting Swan Johnson’s home west of the city. At 79, the injury is serious though not fully known. he lies resting at his daughter Mrs C H Anderson’s home as family provides care after the late Sunday mishap.
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Chas. G. Johnson
Swan Johnson
Mr. Johnson
C. H. Anderson
Johnson
Ptuly
Sereatt Pictures
Canada
John F. Schmoker
Columbus
Fred Schmoker
Polk County
Johnnie Schomker
Canuck Land
Schmoker
Call for Caucus of Citizens Party of Osceola Nebraska
Notice calls a caucus for Osceola Nebraska to select a City ticket including Mayor Clerk Treasurer Engineer one Councilman from each ward and two school board members with other business to come before the caucus Citizens Party secretary E G Johnson and committee member names attached plus local society notes on visiting residents and school contracts
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Citizens Party of
Osceola
Nebraska
Monay
Board of Education
Gs Ceola
Railway union agrees to restore motor service soon
Delegates report that the Union Pacific Railway in a State Railway Commission hearing yesterday agreed to restore motor service to the branch as soon as possible, likely within two weeks. The move is welcomed as greatly needed by residents in the area.
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Union Pacific Railway
State Railway Commission
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Mack
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Mexico
Ship of State
G. T. Ray
Shelby
Russell Mace
Dodge, Ja
C. A. Olson
A. O. Monson Co
Robert Evans
Olson
Colorado
Chas Bell
Frank Walker
Mr. Walker
Mr. Bell
Centennial
Watkins
N. F. Peterson
J. A. Oberg
BE. B. Rogers
South Osceola
Oberg
Richard Epes
Lloyd Epes
Fort Hampton
Mare Island
San Francisco
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Loyis
Judea
Israel
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Poe Epanty
Idaho
George Miller
Shton
Susie Miller
Lalbe
Miller
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Phoenix
Ariz
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New Corporation
Oscola
Record Publishing Company
John A. C. Johnston
James H. Mickey
John ¥. Ayers
H.C. Beebe
Wilber M. Johnston
S. A.snider
Gilbert Johnson
Cranston
H.P. Kimble
Linotype
Polke
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Call For Caucus
The
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Y. M. A. Mills
G. ¥. Palmer
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E. J.howland
Lexington
Minnie Berger
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Funay
Wallace Reid
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Munizin
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PATHE
Shhembeck
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