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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
4
The 1910 outlook notes a record year ahead as automobile ownership is expected to surge. Editor Robert G. Douglas reports on the growing method of private transport and the rising interest in cars across the region.
The text hints at possible theories linking Cudahays to Lillis kidnapping rumors. It notes Cudahays may have misgivings about responsibility and cites prior involvement in similar alleged activities. No definitive conclusions are stated.
The article notes egg crop improvements reducing stringency and suggests hens may focus on increasing the output of Haster eggs, signaling a potential surplus in the near term.
Col Bryan opposed county option and accused Republicans of using the liquor issue to tilt Nebraska politics. The World Herald confronted the sharp confrontation by framing the dispute in partisan terms and questioning motives.
Republican state papers push a narrative that the congressional situation around Hinshaw is awkward for his bid. They mock the insurgent label as applied to Hinshaw and argue the portrayal serves to thwart his return to Congress.
Rumor surrounds Gilbert M. Hitchcock pursuing the Democratic senatorial nomination. He may need to break with Mr. Bryan if he seeks the seat, as Bryan’s influence could challenge Democrats not aligned with his key issues.
The Osceola area news notes the park association pursuing grounds plotting and tree planting this spring to improve the little park across the track. Community support is urged to boost the effort for future satisfaction.
A meeting of the Girl's Domestic Science Club is set for 2 o clock Saturday afternoon at the Osceola School House. Gertrude Rowan of the state university will preside. Irene Myrberg, president, invites all girls to attend and join the year’s work. County Manager Lillie M. Cole notes.
A meeting of the Boys Agricultural Club is called for 2 o clock Saturday afternoon at the Osceola school house. A. E. Nelson of the state university will lead and outline special work for attendees. President Albert Nelson urges a good turnout to receive seed corn. Lillie M. Colb, County Manager.
Mrs. Mary E Wright died March 12 1910 at Osceola Neb after a paralytic stroke. Funeral services were held at the family home led by Rev C J Johnson of the Baptist church. She was born May 25 1822 in Crawford County Penn and was a cousin of Mrs Conklyn 8 father. She came to Osceola from Brown County Ill in 1909 and was buried March 14 1910.
Dr. Carpenter and wife visited F. W. Law and family. Frank Williams and family went to Oregon then Nebraska by eastbound train. Oregon deemed unsuitable. Neighbors celebrated Heaston birthday. Mrs. Larson of Oakland visited Rev. Bolton family. Rube McCune family returned home from North Loup. Mrs. A B Parker, mother of Mrs. C E B Bond, to stay with Bond at Brok enbow then C E Bond’s this summer. W A Michener shows a heavy auto powered by two horses. Harvey Hower moved to Foy place near Wayland. Wayland Merry Workers to meet Mrs Joel Bowser. Talk of pews for Wayland church this summer. Wayland Sunday School to start at 10:00 April 1.
Hervey Ball born April 21 1820 in Townsend Massachusetts married November 23 1848 to Anna C Tucker of Pepperwell Massachusetts. Survived by wife and children 16 grandchildren. Died March 15 1910 in Osceola after moving through Wisconsin Nebraska and finally Osceola. He was active in public affairs and advised neighbors.
A pair of young mules weighing about 1200 pounds each is offered for sale by R C Gregg of Osceola Route 4.
Seed corn will be ready for distribution by March 12. Any boy of school age may call or send to the office to receive a supply. A meeting date will be set soon for a general seed corn distribution for both boys and girls. Lillie M. Cole.
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