ByStander Satirizes John Carlson and Joe Shonner Tales
A humorous column tightens on John Carlson the city engineer imagineered as keeping a line on the track while Gus Gray tends water works. It riffs on Joe Shonner seeders and Christmas trees with townsfolk debating schemes and a robin sighting as winter eases.
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John Carlson
Sitty
John Cood
Anny
Heck
Gus Gray
Gus
Watter
John ‘Wood
Hheck
John
Joe Shonner
Joe
Skeem
Ennyboddy
Lice Problems Plague Poultry Flocks and City Paving Deals
An Osceola Nebraska column explains lice on chickens split into day and night types, urging thorough coop cleaning and treatment. It also records city council actions from January to March 1922, including paving district settlements, bond offers, and election board appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Hastings
W. M. Johnston
H. Mueller
E. A. Walrath
Byycez
Grape
Wm, Courtney
BE. H. Thelander
Wolaty
J. L. Heald
A. A. Gray
E. H. Thelander
Express
Dana E. Deeds
Public Service Company Light and Power
Joel Hanson
John Sjoblom
George F. Matheson
Crane Company
Mdse
Hanson
Farmers' Problems and the Nation's Food Security
Analyzes rural unrest and rising farm protests as justified, urging national policy view. Emphasizes agriculture as one third of wealth, half the population, and core to national strength, warning against neglect and urging fair pay and stable production.
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Jong
Rome
Free Evening Home Delivery of State Journal
Winter evenings bring at home delivery of the State Journal. Prompt service to your door after the evening train. No post office trip required. Price ten cents weekly at your doorstep. Robert Douglas, care Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Robert Douglas
Care Record
City to issue district bonds for street improvements
City council resolutions authorize district one bonds dated April 3 1922 for 19 years with annual maturities. Interest rates seven percent on district bonds and six percent on intersection bonds, secured by full faith and credit of the city. If L L Beye fails to sell, Osceola City reserves right to sell at less than face value.
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L. L. Beye
Osceola
Bank of Osceola
Nebraska
Osceola Bank
L. L. ‘Beye
L. L .Beye
Notice of Sale Under Lien in Polk County Nebraska
A lien filed February 13 1922 in Polk County Nebraska covers care for several horses including two grey horses a blue roan mare and a bay horse. Sheriff Potter of Polk County directs sale on April 7 1922 at 1 PM of the described property at the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter section 16 township 14 range 4 west. Charles H Parkis Mills Beebe and Mills attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
David
Potter
Charles H. Parkis
Mills
Beebe & Mills
Attys
Placing Blame in Philosophy and War
Fragment from a philosophical note contrasts blame attribution among a vulgar map a thinker and Epictetus. It argues that words shift blame away from war while philosophy blames neither self nor others, presenting a paradoxical stance on responsibility.
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Enictetus
Advertisement for Polk County message reach
A newspaper notice proclaims that The Record distributes your message to all Polk County sections, promising broad placement across the county.
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Ain ‘the Record
Polk County
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Farmers Union Co-Op. Assn
Court House Yard
W. W. Alverson
W. H. Carstens
Surety State Bank
McCline
Janesville
Oliver Fordson
Rystrom Company
F.O.B
Detroit
Carson Auto- CO
Sammy Crouses
Joe Cood
John Irland
Joe Karras
Irland
G. T. Ray
Jay Hastings
Fred Schwab
James Dunn
Cudworth Beye
J L. Heald
Brown. Drummer Company
Brown_Drummer Company
Brown-Crummer & Company
Bert. D. Miller
Wm. Courtney
John Ludlow
Frank Chauner
E. Hanson
George Hotchkiss
Labor
R. G. Douglas
A. Walrath
Donald H. Ray
A. N. Johnson
Mdise
Farmers Union Co-Op
Assn
E. E. Heinemeyer
Ccc Eee
A. P. Sprague
Services
H. J. van Vinck
A. W. Lewis
Lincoln Tel
Tel. Co
Hassler Drug Co
Stromsburg
Wm. H. Seward
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