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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
1
A reflective piece links Heligoland's wartime naval primacy to its projected abandonment and possible dismantling, then broadens to rivers like the Rhine and the Platte. It laments profiteers, recalls Bryan's birthday, and notes local civic events, politics, and veterans’ returns in Osceola.
Mrs. A Birchfield left for Lindsay Nebraska this morning. Mr and Mrs Nels Pearson of Los Angeles who visited J O Pearson and relatives here left for home. Raymond Anderson returned from New York where she served with the 429th Motor Supply Train as the first of C H Andersons three sons to arrive home. He looks hale and hearty like other returning soldiers.
The Civil Service Commission announces an April 23 1919 examination in David City Nebraska for the Osceola postmaster position with $1800 annual pay. Applicants must be US citizens reside within the office delivery area and be 21 to 64 on exam day, file Form 304, and obtain full details from the local postmaster or the Commission in Washington.
The Record mails a one cent renewal notice to those not prepaid per postal rules and urges neighbors to renew. Dubbs and family received a warm reception at the auditorium with praise for the entertainment by Acceola and Dubbs. Herman Welch visits from El Centro and is a former First Lieutenant in D Company 12 U S Inf. Mrs R J McKenzie is in Lincoln. Market notes list corn prices and a faded string of figures.
Dr. Alfred Millen Bell died suddenly at his home in St Anthony Idaho on March 15 1919 age 42 from a stroke following flu symptoms. Born Osceola Nebraska October 16 1876 he practiced dentistry in Shelby and Osceola Nebraska before moving west. He is survived by wife Bonnie Forbes son James mother Rachel Bell brothers Will Rex and sister Mrs George Krahl. Funeral was March 19 in Osceola with Rev C J Johnson officiating.
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