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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
4
Publication details show Douglas and Johnson as publishers at 1.50 per year with Robert G. Douglas as editor.
Representative Fower of Illinois warns the House that passage of WT. R. 2181 would grant the Labor Department full authority to create work for thousands of idle men. He cites New York and Chicago idle worker estimates and urges a national program to provide permanent employment to prevent hunger and potential unrest. He cites vast land and infrastructure as idle capacity awaiting use and warns without action drastic measures may be needed.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention live stock for sale at Central Meat Market HP Clausen and Mrs H E Newton leaving a warning for her home in Omaha after a weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Jos Kar rer. Accompanied to Benedict by Ms eres and Mike.
Osceola reports a flurry of visits and travel with residents like Chas Hirsch John Heines and Miss Esther Harts leaving for Fremont Blair and Louisville while others return from Omaha Gresham and Lincoln. Basements rise at Ed Browns and stock ships head to South Omaha. Revival meetings continue as community events draw crowds and club meetings plan Bradshaw attendance. Breeding stallions Victor and Coco De Heyst announced for Osceola and sale ads feature a 3-year-old mare and a 1500 pound stallion ready to drive.
Dr Taylor presents The Great Northwest travelogue at the Gem Theatre on April 16 and 17. The tale promises an intensely interesting journey and invites everyone to hear the feature on the scheduled evenings.
Sunday School closes next Sunday at 10 a.m and Divine services follow at 11 a.m and 8 p.m with English language and special music. Good Friday services set for April 2 at 10 45 a.m and Thursday afternoon at 2 30. Ladies Aid meets at Peter Andersofr home. Welcome.
Advertisement seeks pasture for seventy five head of cattle. Terms are 90 cents per month or four dollars and fifty cents for a season. Contact Reisdorff Bros by phone at Y 111 and 47 T4.
Mrs Folsom has returned from Perry Iowa where she stayed with her brother for the winter. She will remain here for a few weeks. Dr B M Long will start a four eighty day series of meetings Thursday at 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian church. Phil Campbell from the University Farm School visited Friday and went to Stromsburg for further tests with Bean Wood and another young man accompanying him.
The University Cadet Band of Nebraska opened University Week in Osceola with a 30 piece concert directed by Professor C. Cornel. The program featured musical numbers, readings by Miss Ruby L. Anderson, and a Saturday square program for farmers, followed by a sacred concert at the Presbyterian church.
Under Mrs Carrie B Ruymy the University Wee Club leads a twenty four member group showcasing a road show March 29 with a mixed entertainment program directed by Prof K D Scouny featuring a quartette tumblers violinist pianologue and song from Kelmet clubs. The Dramatic Club follows with The Man from Homes by Booth Tarkington coached by Alice Howell and set in Southern Italy. Faculty lecturer Dr Lucile Eaves Ph D speaks on Recreations of Young with slides April 2.
Notice to creditors of the Jessina Shore estate in Pall County Nebraska states claims must be filed by specified dates. The court will receive, examine, and allow or adjust claims at the County Court in Pall County with dates including March 23 1913 and April 23 1916 for presentation of debt and estate obligations.
In the County Court of PY County Nebraska the estate of Wealthy A Giernat Devas. The State of Nebsaba to persons interested in said est take notice that the expected has filed a final account report of the adminital and a petition for final self ment and for an orde of tribution and discharge as st which has been set for her before said Cout on April of 1915 at Ten o'clock A M you may appear and contest 1 Same Dated March 20th 1910 eal BF Wf BALL County Jude
In The County Court of County Nebraska in the matter of the estate of John G Swanson creditors are notified that the time for presenting and filing claims against the estate is September 24 1915 and hearings for examination allowance and adjustment of all claims will be held at the County Court in Delef on April 24 1915 at 10 A M and June 10 1915 and September 24 1915 at 10 A M Dorothy Swanson widow has filed a petition for her exemption from said estate dated March 26 1915.
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