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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
4
Case of Mr King defended against Omaha Bee attack
Osceola Neb March 19 letter attacks Senator KE King over terminal taxation and pledges. The author accuses the Omaha Bee of treachery and anonymity and defends King’s record as judiciary committee chair and supporter of terminal tax reform. The writer asserts King acted in good faith against Bee pressure and reveals local political rancor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
King
Osceola
Nebr
The
Bee
Senate
Polk County
Williams
Pierce County
Mr. King
Fusion
Tom Allen
KE. L. King
Judiciary Committee
Lincoln
Omaha
Passage on Omaha politics and sheriff salaries
A Nebraskan editorial discusses the passage of a terminal tax bill benefiting Omaha and the Omaha Exposition. It criticizes past slights by the Omaha Bee, notes the retirement of Editor J. G. Alden and praises Clark Perkins. It supports Luckett's sheriff salary bill and honors Sheriff Ehlers for his diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaha Bee
J. G. Alden
Aurora Republican
Clark Perkins
Nebraska
Joe Alden
Alden
Perkins
St. Paul
There Are Sunny Days in Winter After All
A reflective line notes surprising brightness amid winter. The comment frames seasonal mood with optimistic undertone.
Senator King Labeled Repudiationist by Omaha Bee
The Central City Republican cites Senator King as a strong reformer and anti-pass bill author while criticizing the Omaha Bee for branding him a repudiationist over terminal taxation. It argues his record and district benefits prevail with constituents despite the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Omaha Bee
Senate
Bee
Omaha
Central City
Republican
Open Ballot Reform Promised to Safeguard Nominating Process
The senate amended primary law favors open ballots over secret voting. Proponents argue openness better serves county interests and protects party integrity from fraud, urging voters to declare party affiliation before casting ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Easter Service Schedule at Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School starts at 10 a.m. with officer elections for next year. Special Easter Service follows at 11 a.m. featuring organ voluntary, hymns, scripture Luke 24 1 12, an Easter anthem, sermons on The Resurrection, children's sermon, and various choir and class recitations and songs reflecting the Easter theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly Assessment Fund
the Fish Church
Polk County Corn Show in Osceola exceeds past events
Last Saturday at the Osceola Court House the Polk County Farmers Institute Association held a corn show with record entries and quality. Prizes included a Poland China gift to the top under 16 exhibitor and Buff Rocks for the second prize, awarded to Elmer Scott and Ralph Walker respectively, with Swanson and other locals judging and speaking on seed corn and farm practices. The event led to calls for county funding of future farmers institutes and formal resolutions urging the county commissioners to cover expenses and support ongoing meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Osceola Nebr
Polk County Farmers Institute Association
C. B. Knerr
Years Institute
C. A. Curtis
Elmer Scott Ist
Ralph Walker
Farmers’ Institute
F. A. Swanson
I- B “ LeMar
Henry‘ Biggs
George Moore
P Tilley
Polk County
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Pir. King
Rosewater
U.S
Luckett
House
Ehlers
Shinn
National Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Western Fire Insurance, Company of Lincoln
Marvel
Gresham, Neb
Gresham
Jesus Christ Our Lord
Geraldine Walrath
Irene Austin
Ethel Runyan
Margaret Kepner
Shepherd
Dossey Lovell
Jesus
A. T. Runyan
G. Ww. Comer
Ong
Omana
Lowry
Pring
First Nat'l
Bank
Business College
N. B.C
Witl Storey
Buster
O. Monson & Compan
Geo
EB. . Samuelson
August E. Anderson
BE. Samuelson
Mr. Samuelson
Leonard Fusby
O. M. Lundstrom
Buhrman Miller
OM Lundstrom
Lek McGaw
Andrew Seger
G. T. Ray& Co
Kennedy
50" & Co. Ad
California
Dr. Shoop Laboratories
Get. Ray, & CO
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