Legislature costs and party blame in early 20th century debate
The piece critiques Democratic and Republican duties on state spending, noting the 1911 double pay amendment pushed by Democrats, and arguing the Record led criticism of legislative extravagance while Walrath defends his party. It questions economy pledges amid rising appropriations with a focus on Berge and Walrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Berge
Berge
Walrath
Polk County
Volpp
Dodge County
Republian
Democrat
Paemene
Nebraska
County Commissioners Meeting in Osceola 1914
County Commissioners met with road overseers on March 4 to plan seasonal work. Paul C. Timm resigned as Valley Precinct Assessor. Fred Hennings appointed to fill vacancy. Road construction funds for Ditch No. 2 set at 4700 with 222.96 held until completion. Board adjourned to April 1, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nébr
Board of County Commissioners
Paul C. Timm
Valley Precinct
Precinct
Henry Olson
Fred Hennings
Robert Malone
Local residents and visitors noted in Lincoln Osceola area activity
Lincoln and surrounding towns see a flurry of social and business visits. Residents Ralph Heald Chris Behlé J. W. Crozier and many others travel between Lincoln Shelby Stromsburg and Osceola for work visits and family occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heald
Lincoln
Chris Behlé
Shelby
Crouses
Rev
C. A. Spalding
J. W. Crozier
Fremont
Phoebe Johnson
Hordville
L. E. Watkins
Central City
Winifred Frost
City
John Youman
Ralph Wolfe
N. F. Peterson
Daisy
Omaha
George
Thede Harless
Elmer Knerr
Lillie Palm
Ada Underhill
Stromsburg
W. J. Robinson
Osceola Friends
E. J. Anderson
Durant
P. A. Nelson
Violet Falk
Svent Malden
Osceola
J. W. Johnson
Frank Cherry
Daisy Hanshew
N. A
Notice to Creditors Estate of John T. Smith
In Polk County Nebraska creditors must file claims by September 14 1914 and debts paid by March 12 1915. The County Court will meet April 18 1914 at 10 A M and September 14 1914 at 10 A M to hear examine and adjust claims. Henry H Campbell County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
John T. Smith
Said
Tj Uve
Henry H. Campbell
Notice to Creditors Shelby Mercantile Company Polk County
Notice to creditors of The Shelby Mercantile Company, Shelby Nebraska, that the limit for filing claims is March 30, 1914. Claims may be filed with the County Judge of Polk County at Osceola Nebraska on or before May 20, 1914. Signed February 1914 by County Judge Henry Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Mercantile Company
Shelby
Nebraska
Bald Corporation
Polk County
Osceola
Beal
Henry
Eh Campbell
Paralysis Sufferer Reisdorff Sits After Recent Attack
An attack of paralysis affected C. E. Reisdorff last night with symptoms on the right side. A previous similar stroke occurred about a year ago but was mild. His condition is not expected to be serious. Announcement by C. E. Howlam about Jack Orft season at home northeast Osceola under usual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenath Graham
Stromsburg
O. W. Steever
Anna Barnes
Grand Island
L. A. Beltzer
John Schwab
Rising
J. O. Pearson
Carl Lindquist
Lincoln
Carl
Frank Thelander
Omaha
Crouse
Prof
Huston
Emma Baker
Hattie Nelson
Polk
Ralph Walker
Central City
Wm. Everett
Simeon
Kewanee
Illinois
W. F. Miller
W. A. Slewitt
Columbus
H. C. Beebe
Chas. A. Anderson
Orient
S. D
Jenny Anderson
D. W. Crouse
Seward
H. L. Crouse
thicIndependent Phone Co
O. E
Mickey
L. ‘M. Shaw
Lincolp
Mat Womfyss
Reisdorff
Mr. Reisdorff
Jack
Home
Osceola
C. E. Howlam
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People’s Grocery
A. N. Johnson Co. W. 0. ‘Johnson Co. Feed Store
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Peterson and Elevator Co
Robert G. Douglas
Lawrence Leeberg
J. B. Gilbert
Timothy
Frank Walker
Courtney’s
J. M. Davison
Chester Carson
Louise Sturdevant
E. P. Sturdevant
Charlotte Allen
Seattle
Ed Burgess
John Burgess
Bertha Behle
Mary Nolcomb
Elvera Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Audrey Creighton
Martin Nelson
Glendale
Calif
Peter Nelan
Hastings
Conklyn
Mix
Dallas
Tosa
Koh Wola
Durant Sesterda
Dan Ludwig
Pam
Webb
Blair
Blay
Sou Ness
Enid
First National Bank
Ben Elledge
The
First National Bank of
Nelson , Stator
Henderson Block
Ralston Burgundy
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