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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1883
Page
2
In Saunders and nearby regions candidates listed for university regents long and short terms. Officials named include J M Teats, J T Mallalie, M Holmes, Norgavs, McConnell, Luden, Kelley, Greene, Aeken, Minnie McConnell, J Inks, and Pianik Stone, reflecting local civic race details.
The text notes DM Berner being called away by his wife’s illness, leaving the Recon in charge. He vows to follow instructions to the letter while protecting Republican party interests in the Vanyard area and to act against anyone who disobeys the rule.
A fragmented clipping portrays Lin Antimonopos and allies in Polk County aiming to dominate county offices next year. The group portrays themselves as anti monopoly and presses hard in campaigns, as polling and rhetoric intensify.
The Colfax county anti monopoly group endorses Dudge Rust, the Republican nominee. They say they cannot support J Robert Willis, a Democrat, and some in the state oppose party bosses selling to the Democrats.
The Advocate editor notes he had to commend Charlie Linburg for two weeks to accept, arguing that the people and the editor of the Advocate disagree on what makes a "good man" for the county clerk position.
A Pleasant Home farmer accuses the Institute of the Stromaburz Republican of false statements about votes in Polk county. He demands affidavits and evidence amid claims that railroad companies have donated 1500 dollars to influence the election, urging publication before polls open.
In a letter the Polk County Truth defends Lt. Kelly against claims he is tied to the old ring. The Advocate is urged to review the August 9 issue and past reports noting Kelly’s independent stance and past associations.
The Advocate quotes Mrs. Huffman accusing J P Meath and others of drafting a controversial piece in the Truth. She claims responsibility lies with J P Toald and DW Hifi, while asserting the author lacks integrity. The exchange centers on blame, capability, and the motives behind publication.
A letter and unnamed informant allege dirty campaign tactics amid personal enmity between candidates Weald and Kelly. The piece criticizes a midnight supplement as a mean distrustful act and questions its authorship.
The Advocaté questions the last issue press denial and demands explanation for 113 changes in real estate and personal property assessments made under Mr Foy. It cites specific increases for J. Elliott and Win. Forbender and queries why Carlson’s vehicles and 320 acres were adjusted so differently from prior years.
D M Burner Ese. Eorror oF THE Recorp Osceola Neb. writes a letter from Neligh Nebraska dated October 29 1883 accusing N C Voy of Polk County of failing to pay for his marriage to Voy s wife. The author criticizes Voy as unreliable and urges voters not to trust him citing ingratitude toward a minister and lack of response to requests for payment. The editor notes Barrows is a long time respected local resident.
A historical column argues that the anti monopolist movement betrayed trust and exposed corruption within its ranks. The author recalls the 1883 senatorial convention chaos and alleged miscommunications that favored certain delegates while disenfranchising others.
A reader denounces anti monopoly maneuvering in county politics. Claims Healds control land records and threaten jobs, while Reeves and Ames face reform critics. Accuses party bosses of deception, uye to shift votes, and ends declaring continued Republican allegiance.
Jace Patterson transfers to James Patterson for 3131 dollars. J P Layman transfers to J J Fichenberger for 41915 dollars. W H Carson transfers to Jd J Lehr four acres in northeast, other parcels noted. Beulah Chapel trust transfers, Buckley’s add to Stromsburg, various parcels and amounts. Multiple entries record transfers among individuals and firms with dollar values and section details.
Celin A Kibbie seeks a Nebraska divorce from Converse Kibbie in Polk County District Court. The petition alleges gross neglect and failure to provide support since July. Respondent must answer by December 1883. Beura A Kiser is the plaintiff and W J Mosshobler is her attorney.
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