Osceola 4rowd Editors and Proprietors Offer One Dollar
The Osceola publication led by DOUGLAS BROTHERS Editors and Proprietors offers an item for one dollar.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
2
The Osceola publication led by DOUGLAS BROTHERS Editors and Proprietors offers an item for one dollar.
Lincoln locals note a prolonged spree on Tuesday. The piece sarcastically warns against judging a man by his car. It accuses Mayor Albin’s administration of vigorous action toward an infant policy and mentions John Irland removing officials from a potato patch with notable disorder.
A columnist argues that the current practice session for young Republicans in congress offers a safe, constructive environment where they can learn without risking major political damage. The piece stresses training and discipline for future leadership.
The newspaper invites readers to share their local woes and concerns as a central hub for community grievances and support. Residents are urged to submit troubles for potential discussion and action in upcoming issues.
Candidates for the post office have not launched a real contest. They are merely regaining momentum and preparing for a possible second wind.
Bryan return trip to California yields about the same level of success as his previous visit last fall, indicating consistent results across journeys.
Press dispatches say Huerta the Mexican usurper can no longer float again as House Democrats reportedly hand a problematic package to their Senate allies. The note adds many better men are in the same fix.
A casual sports aside notes the president’s focus on CaeyS attempting a second base steal, framing it as a lighter moment amid larger events. The line juxtaposes national attention with a comic baseball mishap.
A noted commentator asserts the Monroe doctrine may be invoked to curb Japan as its foothold in Asia grows, arguing the expansion is too extensive to ignore. The remark frames a strategic warning about Japan's growing influence and imperial ambitions abroad.
The remark compares Democrats attempts to modify the tariff program to trying to flag an avalanche with a pin feather, suggesting futility in political maneuvering.
England would welcome suffragettes to refer their grievances to the Hague if they would proceed. The chances are that the suffragettes will consider the proposal seriously, indicating potential international discussion of the campaign.
The city tightens auto law enforcement under Marshal Irland with fines and arrests for lacking registration. Authorities pledges to notify offenders and allow time to comply, while assuring owners not to fear indiscriminate targeting.
County records list numerous visits, trips and relocations among Polk County residents including Wilson in York Olson in Omaha Fritsch in Omaha Shoemaker in Omaha and many Polk visitors over Sunday to Osceola and surrounding towns. The notes mention medical trips to Excelsior Springs, hospital treatments, circus attendance, and family visits plus ongoing court actions and sales notices.
Judge Henry Campbell grants an attachment in a civil action filed by Smith Brothers against Claude S Baker. The order covers 23 dollars and a quantity of ice. The case continues with attendance set for May 6 at 9 o'clock A M. Mills & Beebe represent the plaintiff.
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