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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
5
The Republican slate argues for strict economy to lower county taxes. They claim current spending funds unnecessary offices and pay excess wages. Voters are urged to elect a reform ticket to end extravagance and reduce levies.
E R Ware cited as a firm trusted by Polk county people in a minute urging his election for county clerk. The publican ticket praised for business acumen and popular esteem, presenting Ware as a rebuke to the populist candidate. General approval seen among voters.
Claus Anderson, a Swedish-born resident and treasurer of the Invusaunee Co., campaigns for Polk County treasurer claiming strong fiscal leadership. Supporters say his experience in finance and county duties would bring sound money management and broad county support.
A local notice endorses Frank Power for County Superintendent. The Republican candidate is described as young and experienced with state certification and Shelby teaching work. He previously served as assistant principal in Osceola Hill and is praised as a top teacher and well qualified to manage county schools.
Henry Campbell, Osceola postmaster, seeks County Judge in Polk County. A Osceola High School graduate and former teacher, he studied law with King and Bittner and is praised for legal ability. He will campaign despite department rulings preventing campaigning. supporters expect Republican votes and cross-party backing.
John A. McBeth is presented as the Republican candidate for county commissioner in Polk County. Described as a successful farmer from Canada precinct, he is noted for iron will and strict integrity and aligned with H A Eyestone and J B Gilbert as trusted associates. Ballot reads John A McBeth for county commissioner.
The Republicans nominate Dr. L. M. Shaw the present incumbent for county office. He served one term with credit to himself and honor to the party and will be elected to succeed himself. The notice urges voters to support Dr. Shaw.
A Polk County candidate pledges to govern estate and other legal notices by the will of interested parties, ensuring that party lines do not influence official actions if elected county judge. The statement frames a nonpartisan stance on public notices and judicial conduct.
A political note from E A Walrath to W T Mawder of Shelby hints Walrath backs Cornish and Norton for judge, claiming some rivals “won’t run very fast.” The record suggests Walrath’s faction aims to knife in favor of preferred candidates.
Mr. Harrier, east Stromspurg resident for four to five years, is Republican nominee for Polk County sheriff after Rickel's resignation. A former Western Detective Agency officer, he promises a straightforward, hard-hitting campaign. His son in law Albert Johnson is a leading populist and county assessor. Harrier served in the 132nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry and belongs to a Grand Army post.
Voters are urged to support William Harrier in the Polk County sheriff race at Stromsburg. The message emphasizes casting a vote for Harrier for local law enforcement leadership.
The Record details a heated dispute over deputy appointments in the county machine. Leese Austin Grosvenor Walrath and Cornish face alleged wheeling and dealing to secure posts for Democrat and Populist supporters. It calls to repudiate the deals by voting Republican.
A political notice urges citizens to perform their duty by casting ballots for the Republican ticket describing it as a good clean strong slate and deserving support.
John PB Carlson and wife visited Aurora for a few days. Rev Falk rented his farm to Gust Falk and A. Iverstrom who will also rent the Lowe farm. Revival meetings at Eden Baptist closed. Rev W. Benjamin departed for Genoa. Various locals traveled, visited, or attended services, with Sam Forshay injured by a horse accident in Pike & Graves livery barn.
A shooting incident Tuesday morning near Strumsvart injured Mrs Normdan Thory south of town. The 38 caliber firearm was in George Dalton's hands and the bullet lodged fourteen inches along the abdomen wall. Despite the wound the case raises concerns on weapon safety and accidental discharge. Dr. George Hurst, formerly of Pavid City, visiting Wahington, is reportedly planning to re locate to David.
Mr and Mrs F M Love returned to Santa Cruz California after two months visiting relatives. Mrs L M Liscoe went back to Spokane Washington on Saturday. Mr and Mrs B S Mitchell and son Roy came home from Bunesteel claim Saturday. Ehlers a populist candidate for sheriff and deputy county clerk Grosvenor were in town Tuesday. G M Smith Roy Clark a N Ryan Joe Gubser W Donaldson and Wm Ingals went to Silver Creek Monday for a duck hunting expedition.
Levi Almendinger suffered a severe hand injury from a coupling on a water tank at the threshing engine. Mrs. Banghart lost her best horse. Rev. Alexander, district elder, will preach at Pleasant View Friday evening November 10. Mrs. Weaverling chaired the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Jos. Henness’ Friday. Wm. Warnick thrashed grain last Saturday. The Ladies Aid Society of the Swedish Methodist church met with Mrs. Emil Lind on Wednesday November 1.
Dunn marks grand opening at Buckner corner with Saturday ceremonies drawing a crowd. A band played from the upper floor while refreshments circulated and visitors viewed extensive hardware furniture pianos and vehicles on display. The store promises modern, well regarded service and features praise for Dunn's enterprise and methods.
An attorney and counsellor at law maintains an office in the Heald Block building. The listing notes professional services offered and the location for client consultations.
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