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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
1
The missive praises Gov Morehead and peers urge him to enter the race. Writers claim broad support, vow to back a win, and promise testimonials to his administration, while noting a public desire for a timely decision and possible future praise.
Corner stone of the Swede Home Lutheran church laid last Tuesday with all day exercises from 10 30 a m to afternoon. Dinner on the church lawn featured an old fashioned sociable dinner by the Ladies Aid. Swede Slome noted for such feasts. Rev Sandall president of the conference board attended and spoke. visiting ministers contributed to an intensely interesting program.
At a Friday night meeting the Osceola Commercial Club named committees to handle Fourth of July preparations. Finance: C. E. Hansen Joe Foral Lyle Baird. Speaker: N. C. Beebe E. L. King J. P. Heald. General arrangements: W. O. Jaghnsop Walter A. Monson E. A. Walrath. Mrs. J. P. Skryja visited from Shelby with relatives from Omaha.
The piece argues the Nebraska Democratic Party faces a dilemma as Governor Morehead seeks re nomination while George W. Berge and Charles Bryan challenge his business administration record. It contends Morehead cannot denounce Berge’s reform platform without repudiating prior promises of economy, risking splits ahead of the state campaign. The article anticipates party tensions whether to back Morehead or Berge or risk the odb.
Infant Mae Louise Cunningham died Friday May 22 at the family home in Shelby Nebraska. Funeral services were from the Shelby residence with interment in Osceola on Monday May 24 led by Rev Morrison of the Shelby M E Church.
Inventory lists 10 ft Deering Champion Osborn and Sterling self-dump rakes in new condition. Prices show $22.00 for most 10 ft models and $24.00 for a 12 ft Osborn rake. Item counts vary with several units available.
Osceola church outlines Bible School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 with text I Kings 20 40 on The Lost Opportunity A love feast at 8 will close Rev Spalding s ministry here next Sunday with new work starting June 7 at Ansley The Women s Missionary Society meets Wednesday at the Anderson home Also local notices advertise farm for sale cafe and canal history brief re Panama Canal Goethals to become first Governor and canal economics
The Stromsburg Commercial Club offered prizes for Polk county students under sixteen for Panama Canal essays. First prize went to Bertha Graff district 33 Hackberry, second to Mabel Obrist district 69 Hackberry, third to Harold McCleary Stromsburg. Judging panel included Supts. Dunlap Stromsburg Moore Osceola and County Supt. Rasmussen.
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