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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
4
The months of flowers and cycles arrive as Nan Patterson, escaped from gallows, monopolizes a large portion of the daily press with coverage and commentary.
If Governor Mickey calls a special legislative session it would give our man Jones a chance to implement the tax circular from last fall. The remark frames the session as a vehicle to advance the outlined tax plan and political aims.
The Osceola Village Board sets a four week notice for the annual appropriation, detailing revenue of 2419.37 and proposed expenditures for fire protection, streets, lights, officers, printing and water works plus interest. The piece also notes tensions over Polk County politics and calls for the Democrat to finish its bridge trust expose.
Critics note the absence of fusion voices this year as they compare the bills filed at Lincoln for farmer relief with last year’s vociferous reaction to the revenue law. They argue the contrast reveals the motive behind quieter opposition and question campaign promises.
C D Casper of Butler Co Press announces retirement from journalism to pursue farming. He helped steer the fusion craft through thick and thin, tolerating allies and fighting for his principles as he prepares to hand control to successors amid a railroading state debate and local tensions.
The letter argues intelligent voters in Little Polk should see through claims of dominating local political interests. It accuses a county force of siphoning taxpayer money to a pilfering clique and calls for exposing who benefits from the county’s funds. It contrasts farmer prosperity with impending urban worker hardship and urges scrutiny of officials.
Judge Holmes of Lincoln is selected by Lancaster as the Republican candidate for the First District congressional nomination. The selection marks a key step in the GOP contest in the district.
In the Atchison Globe a Wichita Kiowa run shows engineer Joe Tack recounting severe stomach pains and alleged cancer fears. He credits Kudol Dyspepsia Cure with relief and recommends it to others who were also cured, per the office interview and testimonial.
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