Republican Polk County Convention Endorses Mickey for Governor
Republicans at the Polk county convention at the Court House elected H. T. Arnold as chair and J. H. Miller as secretary. They unanimously endorsed Hon. J. H. Mickey to select delegates to the state convention and named a central committee for the coming year. Delegates to state congress and senate were listed with precinct representation and Mickey thanked the convention for the honor.
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Polk County
Court House
Clear Creek
Beebe
H. T. Arnold
J.H. Miller
J. P. Smith
John Skinner
S. H. Wisely
J. H. Mickey
P. T. Buckley
Stromsburg
B. P. Nepergall
Hackberry
J. A. McBeth
Canada
Chas. Talbot
Pleasant Home
EK. L. King
Osceola
George Carnine
Platte
Frank H. Thome Az
Island
A. A. Stull
Valley
D.E. Smith
Shelby
North Osceola
A. H. Hennings
South Osceola
Gilbert Johnson
Hast Stromsburg
West Stromeburg
Frank H. Thomas
Mickey
E. L. King
J. F. Anderson
Frank Braithwaite
William McBeth
J. E. Nordling
M. F. Barber
J. B. Buckley
B. P. Netergall
S. G. Pheasant
H. A. Campbell
Williamo Johnston
S. x. Wisley
A. C. Donaldson
N. C. Beebe
D. R Laird
Liberty Clark
Otto Kummer
Albert Heinemeyer
Harvey McBeth
Charles Talbot
Charless Harless
C. C. Stull
A. Shoemaker
J. D. Edwards
Gust Johnson
G. Hendrickson
Memorial services and social visits around Wayland
A goodly number attended memorial services at the Wayland church on Sunday. Albert Ryan and wife of Osceola attended. Ed Shaw and others were seen in Wayland recently. John Rosenberry and family visited Rus Rosenberry. Mrs Art Myers and children visited George Blevins. George Marker and Oscar Erickson of Osceola were in Wayland last week. Chet Blevins began work for Henry Seavers and plans to stay through fall. Sam Lance and Pearl Kings Oliver attended the Gresham commencement Friday. The Presbyterian choir will give a concert at Gresham Friday night. Stephen Leatherberry attended the Omaha encampment last week.
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John Rosenberry
Rus Rosenberry
Art Myers
George Blevins
George Marker
Oscar Erickson
Osceola
Wayland
Sam Lance
Pearl Kings
Oliver
Gresham
Presbyterian Choir
Stephen Leatherberry
Omaha
Beulah community notes and social round up
Beulah residents share health and farm updates as Mrs Reckmeyer is listed ill. Bert Sharp delivered horses to Geo Dimick's pasture. A surprise party for Mrs Hoffer near Clarks Bridge drew about sixty guests. Osceola visitors King and Ross dined with Lew Dally. Pump troubles puzzled Lew, prompting help from Harris. Geo Derick hauls last year’s wheat. Corn planting nears completion as Roy Parkis’ friends dine with him. Replanting required after heavy rain. Mr Mace notes excessive rain.
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Roy Parkis
Geo. Mace Saya
H. M. Powers
Dr .Oote
Dave Mace
Love Sonnets of an Office Boy
A Chicago Record-Werald verse depicts a jilted office clerk hearing of a coworker’s marriage. The narrator imagines the lover’s fate, envy, and a longing for status as he observes the desk now empty and the boss noting the wedding.
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Chicago
Unanimity Debate Echoes Polk County Pattern
The remark warns that adopting Polk County's approach to Mickey would simply strike it, implying a push for a unanimous state convention pattern to favor Mickey and avoid dissent.
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Polk County
Mickey
Democrats Ready for Mixed Issue Approach in Campaign
The piece questions how Democrats will enter the upcoming congressional contest and notes mixed results from past efforts. It suggests attacks on soldier boys and officers fail to gain traction and predicts a campaign likely to devolve into denunciation and vituperation against the majority party.
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Soldier Boys
Congress
No Loss of Time Sold Chamberlain's Remedy for Threshers
A Plymouth Oklahoma retailer notes he sold five bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who could not stop work. The buyers report no time lost and remain at work. For sale by G T Ray and Co.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Pretts
Plymouth
Oklahoma
G. T. Ray & Co
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Morgan, Ark
Thford
C. B. Nofarland
Tourists Car Service to Denver Offered by Union Pacific
Union Pacific launches a through tourist car named The Colorado Special between Council Bluffs Omaha and Denver. Both first and second class tickets accepted, double berth rate set at $150. Cars are neat clean well ventilated carpeted and fully appointed with separate lavatories. Omaha departure 11 30 p m price day Arr Denver arrival 2 00 p m tomorrow. Reservations available.
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Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Denver
Colorado
Sva
Ars
Yellowstone Nations
Cheyenne
Ochen
Pocatello
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
O. S. IL
Oeden
Peestello
Wornida
Osceola County Commissioners Meet in May 1902
Osceola Neb May 20 1902 County Commissioners met with all members present and appointed M L Eyler as head overseer for R D No 2 Hackberry precinct. Bills audited include general fund items for nails labor and printing and bridge work. An evening session approved more warrants and tax protest actions with notices of a Board of Equalization June 10 11 and 12 1902 J W Finman county clerk.
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Osceola
Nebr
M. L. Eyler
Hackberry
Polk County
W Hartman
J G Green
Stromsburg
Boostrom
Boosttroom
James F. Farris
J B Buckley
Elk
Lars Backlund
Harley Olcot
Nwy
J. W. Finmuan
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years Suffering
A Germantown Indiana man credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with curing fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism after trying many remedies. He reports immediate relief and lasting recovery. The product is marketed by G T Ray & Co.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Chamberlain
G. T. Ray & Co
Osceola Village approves 1902 tax and budget plan
The Osceola Village Board adopts the annual budget for the current year totaling 3100.00 with allocations for fire 750.00 street 800.00 electric light 400.00 officers salaries 400.00 printing 150.00 criminal prosecutions and jail fees 100.00 and all other purposes 500.00. The board schedules publication of the estimates for four weeks and fixes June 7 at 8 p.m. for passing the annual appropriation bill. Signed by Chairman A A Kannon and Village Clerk Frank D Mills.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Aids Rheumatism Cure
Sallie Harris of Salem New Jersey reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack last fall. After trying various remedies she used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as advertised in the South Jerseyman and was completely cured after two applications and one bottle. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
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Chamberlain
Sallie Harris
Salem
N. J
G. T. Ray & Co
Millet Seed Sold By A Erbs Near Columbus and Duncan
Millet seed offered for sale by A Erbs located five miles west of Columbus and 314 miles east of Duncan. The notice provides a brief commodity listing with location references and a single listing line.
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The
Manton Breepine Association
Osceola
A. C. Dickhute
A.erbs
Columbus
Duncan
Local Social Roundup From Pleasant View and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Lewis Timm visited last Friday with their brother Christopher's family and other neighbors. Rev Willite preached at Jarmin School house last Sunday and a Children Day program is set for June 15 at Jarmin Sabbath School.
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Lewis Timm
Christopher
Willite
Jarmin
Milton Colwell
D. Jarmin
Florence Englehoff
Tact and Talent Defined in New York Weekly
The piece contrasts talent and tact, calling talent power wealth and tact skill readiness money. It argues tact complements talent as the interpreter of difficulties and the swift shaper of actions, enhancing a man’s respectability and daily effectiveness.
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New York Weekly
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Local Mother
A mother recounts whooping cough cases among her three children including a three month old. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with preventing danger and aiding health, noting her older daughter sought cough syrup between whoops. She reports better recovery than untreated peers and mentions the remedy is for sale.
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Chamberlain
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