Late lamented leg legislature critiques by Nebraska papers
The Omaha World Herald and Columbus Telegram decry the just adjourned thirty third Nebraska legislature for lack of leadership and purpose. They fault absence of party cohesion and poor handling of issues including the University removal proposal.
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Omaha World Herald
Columbus Telegram
The
World Herald
Nebraska
Aurora Republican
Young mill worker loses arm in belt incident
Roy Deitrich, 26, employed at the Alfalfa Meal Mill, was caught in belt and lost his right arm four inches above the wrist. He was amputated below the elbow and treated for injuries, with recovery described as hopeful. His family faces financial hardship, and a local fund received about forty dollars to aid immediate needs. His relatives from Oklahoma arrived to help.
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Roy Deitrich
E. E. Boyd
S. L. Hull
Dietrich
Deitrich
Oklahom
Osceola
Central City
J. J. Watkins
Watkins
Ora
Local business changes and political musings in Osceola
The Central City Nonpareil reports Kelly confectionery shop sold to Fom and Frances Gosnell. Osceola history recalls Mr. Kelly as former Ideal restaurant and bakery proprietor. The piece shifts to national politics with Bryan, Taft, and Japan, musing on states rights, Philippines, and a juggler’s metaphor about diplomacy.
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Kelly
Fom
Frances Gosnell
Central City
Osceola
Ideal
Bryan
California
Japan
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Little Brownies
East
Tokyo
Bryan Ward
Philippines
Nebraska
Mt. Bryan
Fremont Tribune
Shelby Man Dies at Age 10 in City Monday
D H Bull of Shelby was 10 the city Monday. Born on Wednesday last to Air and Mrs. Olof Gustafson.
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Chas. McBeth
Shelby Betwee Inatora
Aeurday
D. H. Bull
Shelby
City
Olof, Gustagser
Obituary and local notices from Osceola and neighbors
Obituary for Mary Ann Nobster Nebergall born 1844 in Knox County Ohio who died in 1913 at age 68 in Nebraska after a life of faith in multiple churches. Survived by husband B P Nebergall, eight children, nine grandchildren, two dozen relatives. Also brief notes on a May 10 art exhibit, the Osceola Auto Co moving to a new quarters, and staff updates Merle Dearborn and Colin Campbell.
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W. E. Kinney
Shelby
Alvin Monson
Art Tschauner
Ruth Clark
Columbus
Hollis Dolan
Een Webster Mills
Omaha
Osceola
P. A. Nelson
E.euckner
Avanch
Albert Ryan
A . Buckner
State Street
Mickey
E. S. Marker
Frank
Rising City
Mr. Marker
C. M. Stewart
Aurora
Stewart
Burlington
Cole Bros
J. J. Dihel Arived
Naravisa
New Mex
I. B LeMar
Vance
Dihel
Florida
New Mexico
Saunders Co
Mercer County
Ills
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mary Ann Nobster
Knox Co
Ohio
Vermont
Fulton Co. Liss
B. P. Nethergall
Melvin George
B. P. Nebergall
John
Gresham
Neb
Edward of
Strang
Earl of
United Brethren Church of
Cedar Lawn
The
Osceola Auto Co
C. G. GyLling
Merle Dearborn
Colin Campbell
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