Nominees Picked in Osceola City Caucus for April Vote
Citizens met in a courthouse caucus to renominate current officials for mayor and council seats and to choose C A Curtis for the council vacancy. A mass sewer plan was discussed with engineers from Lincoln and a committee appointed to push the project. Community updates span marriages, visits, and local notices amid political and civic decisions.
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Court House
R. E. Dearborn
C.ib
Mila
C. A.gurtis
A. Snider
Joel Hangon
Teporary
Clair
J. @ Heald
Drool
M. Shaw
A. N. Johnson
A.central
A Gils
Gramlich and Wagner
Lincoln
Peint
Mc.cord
Linscoln
W. C. Cox
Suiier
J. P
Curtis
Sunday visits and local health notes in the vicinity
George Graff and his family spent Sunday at his parents' home. Buchman Miller visited G L Spaulding, and Weaver Cullum owns a new Buick. Chartey Law and Mrs Law called on Mr and Mrs B O Swann, while Cory Stephensom and Mrs Stephenson called on R J Stephenson. Raymond Bond suffers scarlet fever. this is the sole new case locally. The Mintink couple, previously ill with pneumonia, are improving. Several locals plan to take the eighth grade exam this week.
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A. W. Shafer
Norma
Linear
D. N. Carlson
Stromsburg
Mary Andy Carlson
Ross Dorrance
Shelby
Mae Tenney
Grand Island
Pali
Nebraska
McGaffin
Samuelson
Oscar John Com i
L. P. Young
Oscar Strand
Johnson
Young
Strand
Shafer
Craw
Daniel Graves, Jr
Lincoln
Gredda Bottum
York
Eater Dahkperg
Ray Wallin
Hordville
Pehrson
Lena Swamser
Pumque
Joan Theiss
Warker
Wallin
Hornville
M. W
Ernest Gleins
W. A
Michener
Johm Law
Chas
Hoffer
LT. Christs
Fremont
Verne
North
Gaup
Wilk Wolfs
Floyd Campbell
Ama
James
Campbell
George Graff
Buchman Miller
G. L. Spaulding
Weaver Cullum
Gef Mintink
Sunday worship schedule and Harmony Society note
Next Sunday morning service at 1 o clock in the morning and 7 30 in the evening. Evening services will be in the English language. Harmony Society meets Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the time of Miss Otelia Johnson.
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Maruaing
Harmony Society
Otelia
Johnson
Nebraska boys urged to join club for corn project
The University of Nebraska extension service invites boys aged 17 to 18 to join the Nebraska Boys and Girls Club. Members learn corn growing and records, earn a Certificate of Achievement, and county champions receive a free trip to the State Club Congress. Further details from the extension service, University Farm, Lincoln.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
University
Impex
Extension Service
Farm
Lincoln
The Joe Tschauner 160 Acres on the Valery
Fragmentary OCR notes describe 160 acres associated with Joe Tschauner on the Valery with garbled remarks about measurements and offers. No clear dates or outcomes are present. The legibility limits precise details.
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Joe Tschauner
the Valery
Senate and House Move Through Busy Week of Bills
Both chambers focus on their own measures with little new legislation announced. Committees were reconfigured amid filings backlog as Senate and House prioritized their agendas and debated key bills including public health reform and a sweeping prohibition measure.
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House
House Bill& EE
Fox Hbill
Ft. Em
Doctor Fox
United States
Beal
Custer
Mattes
Kohl
Samuelson
Adams
Bennett
Bushee
Spirk
Taylor
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