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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
4
Osceola Record announces Ernest G Johnson as editor and publisher in Osceola Nebraska Polk County. The paper notes its post office entry and subscription price of 1.50 per year in advance.
The piece notes rising enthusiasm for war, business patriotism, and a shift toward national mobilization including the National Lime Association. It observes stock market sensitivity to peace rumors and cites political maneuvering around President Wilson, while local notices mention funerals, weddings, enlistments, deaths, and a canceled circus contract amid a crowds-rich town scene.
An Aurora Republican editorial calls for Republican unity behind the Democratic president during the looming national danger. It argues appointing a Taft Hughes or Roosevelt type cabinet member would bolster administration strength and public confidence, framing the moment as a rare test of selfless leadership.
The Journal publications Nebraska State Journal Lincoln Daily News and Nebraska Ruralist announce a Ford touring car prize for the agent who secures the most subscriptions between May 1 and June 30. All individuals may become agents with commissions on all subscriptions and a $25 cash prize for the top seller by May 31.
The article notes ongoing expectations that swimsuit fashions will remain modest, reflecting prevailing standards and consumer behavior. It highlights fashion industry trends and regulating tone without noting specific designers or brands.
Osceola resident Mrs. Almira Davis testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a three year kidney and back pain, noting initial relief after two boxes and a lasting cure reported on April 25 1916. She purchased at Ray's Drug Store and endorses the product as she has twice publicly recommended it.
Royals seek to topple rough riders and reclaim the bucking throne amid a tense showdown. Key figures and teams clash as the contest unfolds with high stakes and intense momentum.
A brief notice invites readers to contact to confirm a preferred day. It emphasizes coordinating schedules and obtaining a specific appointment or meeting time.
The article reviews Frank A Munson born July 25 1888 and his rise from Sioux Falls High School to roles at Rounds the Clothier Parker First National Bank and finally assistant cashier at Surety State Bank. It notes his reputation among bank patrons and his common name Frank.
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