Eden Baptst Church letter on Nebraska budget levers
In a letter to The Record Osceola Nebraska dated March 16 1925 Eden Baptst argues against misstatements about House Rolls 274 and 318 advocating ten year university and normal school building levies. He defends committee action and warns of rising taxes amid large capital projects noting overdrawn special funds and escalating capitol costs while urging publication of his views.
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Senate
Capitol
General
State Normal Building
Capitol Commission
House
Federal
Pointed Paragraphs and Odd Commentary Echo Election Hype
A garbled collage of quips about election enthusiasm to April 7 and street work in Osceola, with humorous digs at editors and a poultry show anecdote. The fragmentary text fuses jokes about lumbago, a bell on a door, and editor payoffs with a brief dental tale and an old poultry show quip.
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City Commission
Sisger
G. Taylor Frier
The Record Scribe Returns After Back Ailment
The Record resumes work this week following a nearly three week layoff due to back problems. The editor notes a weak back kept the paper from full news service and thanks Fred Shuman and Guy Ball for helping keep the operation going. The editors also thank advertisers and readers for their forbearance.
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Fred Shuman
Democrat Force
Guy Ball
Baptist Church announces weekly events and services
Epworth League hosts a Thursday church basement party. Friday features Rev. F A High delivering an illustrated lecture. Sunday School at 10 and Bible study at 11. evening service at 7 30. Collect eggs and chickens for hospital and Cornell home. Cordial church invitation.
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Eden Bapt'st
Stromsburg
A. W. Lyons
M. E
Epworth League
F. A. High
Cornell
H. A. Taylor
Baptist Church
York Republican Praised as a Model Weekly Paper
The York Record lauds the York Republican for 1925 progress adding new fields features and advertising. It notes an eight page seven column home print edition and a four page supplement detailing York county banks resources. The piece commends editorial quality and distinctive style.
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York Republican
Exchange Desk
The
Record
Republican
York County
York
Osborn Work Gloves Stock Arrives at Anderson Mercantile
New stock of Osborn work gloves arrives at Anderson Mercantile Company prompting shoppers to check inventory. The notice highlights updated sizes and prices and invites customers to visit the store.
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Osborn
Anderson Merc. Co
Social Bridge Event Among Local Society Members
Miss Esther Lees hosted a bridge party Monday with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Frank Leibee of Bradshaw. Prizes went to Miss Zelda Fentress and Frank Liebee, with Lloyd Timm taking the consolation.
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Esther Lees
Frank Leibee
Bradshaw
Zelda Fentress
Frank Liebee
Lloyd Timm
Local Clubs Gather for Spring Socials and Meetings
Mrs Mills and Mrs Hanson hosted yard gatherings with the Gab a lots and Bite a wees. The Junior Monday Nightcloyh met at the Presbyterian church with Nadine Stowe Lucille Dearborn Donald Dearborn Kermit Johnson and Laurel Lewis on the committee. Merry Workers plan to meet next Thursday under Mesdames Rutter Bense and Hennings.
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Presbyterian Church
Nadine Stowe
Lucille Dearborn
Donald Dearborn
Kermit Johnson
Laurel Lewis
Merry
Mesdames Rutter, Bense and
Hennings
Woman's Club St Patrick Luncheon Elects Officers
The Woman's Club held a St Patrick's Day luncheon at Mrs A F Nuquist's home with shamrock decor and green candles. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs T E Barr Secretary Treasurer Mrs J L Heald Vice President Dr Mattie Furman. Pluming heating pump repair and gas engine work offered locally. Location.
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A. F. Nuquist
Mesdames Geo. Campbell
Beatty
Nuquist
Kunkel
Westberg
Inness
T. E. Barr
Sec’y Treas
J. L. Heald V
Mattie Furman
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Phil E. Douglas
Osceola
Nebraska
Polk County
Nebr
Sam
Rozos
Osceola, Nl
David H. Shultz
State OF
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F. H. Ball
Dad
Farmers Union Store
JICKS
Womans Club
Victor Berggren
Harvid Cox
Larsen
Oliver Westberg
F. H. Anderson
M. A. Mills Jr
Mrs. C. Hanson
Flora Fentress
Kensington
Lynn Johnson
Mumford
Carl Frahm
CN Chapter
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Woman’s Club
L. E
U.S
Bank
Federal Reserve System
National Banking
Federal Reserve
National Banking Department
First National Bank
Hoke Smelting & Refining
Colsege
Michigan
Walter Koehler
Hoy Farm
Silver Creek
D. A. Benson
S. C
Omaha
Floyd West
Henry Fahnholz
Fred Dunn
Pete Hedlund
Nibraska
Herman Fredrickson
Buff Orpington Eyes
Fred Merrick
O. F. Branting
Bert Sherwood
Clarks
Wagner Farm
U. P
HE. R. Ware
SG. E. Harvey
Nat’l Bank
W. A. Johnson
Prop
van Vlack Building
John C. Rogers
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