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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
1
A lengthy polemic on William J Bryan argues the Democrat party shifts under Wilson's influence and Bryan’s waning leadership. It cites St Louis conventions and Polk County reactions, detailing local guests and civic notes amid the national debate.
D. F. Barber's two story Dutch Colonial residence on south State Street, with full basement and vacuum heating, is nearly finished. Jackson Bros. expect completion by June 1, cost around $3,000, plus a 12 by 20 foot garage. Barber has refreshed the drug business and earned local praise for energy and enterprise.
The fragment hints at a political struggle with a figure named William gaining ultimate control. Details are sparse but suggest a historical power shift and a tense confrontation over leadership and authority existing in a later, fuller record.
The Sunday service discussed the lack of peace in today’s world and quoted a biblical saying about buying a sword. Pastor Remus urged all members to attend the Lord's Supper in the morning. Judge ball to address the Westminster Brotherhood Sunday morning. all men invited.
Mickey returned from a trip to Omaha on Tuesday morning, arriving from the journey with no reported incidents.
Patrons attended a district Patrons Day with classroom exhibits across rooms showing regular work. Cinderella dramatization by Mrs Marquis’ class and a Philippine school work exhibit by Mr Crozier drew praise. Dean Hahn of Wayne Normal spoke on the value of the child to conclude a day of record attendance.
The M. E. Church plans next Sunday's themes The Christian His Equipment and The Truth And The Errors In Christian Science Teaching The study aims to examine authorized works in light of the Gospel The invitation extends to this evening service with general and special music featured
Robert G Ross of Lexington Nebraska writes a life sketch detailing his upbringing in Ohio Kentucky and Nebraska. He notes early moves with his Methodist family, a long career on ranches and farms, and his stance against liquor while asserting his faith and civic involvement. He urges delegates to choose clearly between whisky supporters and sober candidates.
Miss Huston's mother visited from Thursday to Tuesday. Franklin Stevens returns to school after a short illness. Miss Emma Snyder is offered the high school principalship at Cozad and left Tuesday to assess the situation. Dean Hahn inspected the training school. Osceola grammar school praised for excellent work. Visitors Mrs J P Heald, Mrs Linnie Car, and Miss Fox and Gillespie attended chapel Monday. A Cinderella dramatization delighted grades and high school on Monday and Tuesday. Local officials Olson, Jensen, Need, Fillman, and Pres Talt attended, with talks and visits to regular classes. A recital by Mrs Makeover’s class in Elocution is planned for Tuesday evening January 16 at the high school auditorium. Strong Lambers named. a full program to be published next week.
Osceola high school team Miss Evelyn Price and Slessrs. Franklin Stevens and Grayson Garner lost to Clay Center in a unanimous decision at the High School auditorium. Weakness in reburial cited as main point. audience listened attentively as Osceola team showed strength earlier this season.
A. E. Stoner of Osceola invites inquiries from those with capital to invest in a quarter section of land. The ad requests interested parties contact Stoner at Wars, East side State Street, four blocks from the square.
A birthday party for Miss Reava Mills was held in Leer of Beisg Orting on the 2oth with ten little guests. Games, refreshments, and cheerful moments filled the afternoon as guests departed to their homes.
A snippet records August and Albert E. Johnson shipping a car of hogs to Omaha on Tuesday. Mrs. Andrew Johnson and daughter, Mrs. Guy Lovell, visited relatives in Ludinsburg on Tuesday.
E. L. Marquis traveled from Omaha on business Tuesday and visited relatives in Rising. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Silas Davis and Miss Cave Lockhard of Shelby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Davis on Tuesday.
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