Edgar Howard and Artie Wray Forge New Populist Venture
The piece traces Edgar Howard and Artie Wray forming a new political group born from populism and discontent. It compares their alliance to historic figures, notes ties to the nonpartisan league, Townley’s influence, and Roosevelt era splits, and questions the new party’s future success and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Howard
Himself
Artie
Mr. Wray
Edgar
Wray
Howard
Artie Wray
Lincoln
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbus
The Irish Question: Patterson to Speak at Church
Rev N P Patterson of Ada Oklahoma will address the Presbyterian Church this Friday at 7 30 pm on The Irish Question. He recently spent two months in Ireland and will share first hand information. W W Alverson endorses his oratory and invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Patterson
D. D
Ada
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Lee W. Edwards Opens Chiropractic Offices Above Bank
Omaha pioneer chiropractor Dr. Lee W. Edwards has leased rooms over Surety State Bank for his chiropractic offices. Meanwhile popular Victor records are spotlighted in the November issue now on sale at G. T. Ray's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee W. Edwards
Omaha
Surety State Bank
Victor Records
G. T. Ray’s
Murder at Silver Creek shocks Polk County residents
Reports detail a Friday night shooting at the Cooley home near Silver Creek in Polk County. Victor Cooley died after four gunshot wounds, allegedly in a confrontation with Ed Hill and John Maxwell who surrendered and await charges. The incident prompted local sympathy and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Polk County
Victor Cooley
Ed Hill
Cooley
John Maxwell
Columbus
Maxwell
Balcom
Lydia
G. R. Tivey
Cooleys
Greenley
Colo
Texas
Polk County notes and events in Arborville district
Polk births and local visits fill a week of activity as families welcome new babies, residents travel to Grand Island and Omaha, and a busy community calendar includes sales, church events, football plans, a Halloween party, and a charity sweater drive. Local reports detail farm sales, mill work, school attendance, and health updates among Polk and nearby communities.
Community Notices From Stromsburg and Nearby
Local residents travel to Omaha and Lincoln for visits and business. Abel Anderson Ida Mouden and other townsfolk are noted for trips, social events, church activities, and family visits. Carl Smith and John Falk attend city business. W D Wickham returns from Eureka Springs after funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Anderson
Omaha
Ida Mouden
Lincoln
Birthday Surprise at Forty Nine Celebrated by Neighbors
A social birthday gathering marked a milestone as the editor’s spouse reached forty nine. Family and friends from the south end and beyond joined a quilting party, sharing a bountiful fall meal and enjoying a day of neighborly warmth. Royal Neighbors and others attended, with praise from the host and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Walker Sale At Osceola Draws Buyers For Duroc Jerseys
Frank Walker’s sale of Duroc Jerseys at the Sale Barn in Osceola drew a crowd of buyers. The offering sold at an average of 22 dollars with a top price of 45 dollars. Walker presented a fine assembly of hogs that performed well given current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
Walker
Osceola
Local notes record several travelers and visits
John McKeag travels from Kearney to David City on business. Mrs N J Fonda returns from St war relatives visit. Walter Jones arrives from Hot Springs S D to visit his mother Mrs C B Cunningham. The Meridian Garage advertises repair services with guaranteed satisfaction. WORTMAN RHOADES Meridian Garage. Victor records sold at G T Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKeag
Kearney
David City
Meridian
Wortman & Rhoades
Meridian Garage
Victor
G. T. Hays
Locals Mention Travel Visits and Social News
Local residents report travel and family visits including George Carson and his wife en route as Oma ha passengers, Jap Jeffrey departing for Indianapolis and other Indiana points, Mrs. Edward Johnson visiting her sister in Omaha, and Mrs. John Hazen from Omaha staying with her grandparents the Timm family. Wilber Hotchkiss marriage noted. Mrs. Amelia Winter of Ashland visits cousin Mrs. Mary Moore. Armistice Day bank closures noted. new Packard planes arriving at G. T. Ray store. eye glasses offered with lenses and frames in stock. Irene Clark and her young daughter from Colorado Springs visit M. E. Daniel’s household.
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W. Wee
Matthews
Omena
Frank Rystrom
Lincoln
A. W. Peterson
Leroy Smith
Harry Lanham
State University
Gust E. Lundborg
Albert Nelson
Sweden
Eden Baptist Church
Polk
Frank Leachi
Utah
Sandy
Ogden
Frank
Carl G. Anderson
Bayard
Peters Place
Nebraska
Eric É Forstund
Mr. Forstund
Anna . Erickson
Erickson
Petrus Peterson
Omaha
Silver Creek
Stromsburg
Eastern Star
Kensington
W. W. Sharp
Sharp
C. C. Clark
Alvin Johnson
Elmer Carlson
Ernest “Ericksa
Columbus
Poe Se ‘Estanday
Thals
Melvin
Rochester
Minn
Eric Erickson
Boulder
Colo
Augusta Lund
Helen Lund
Benedict
Andrew Anderson
M. Underhill
York
Underhill
Oscar Rystrom
Oscar
Platte
Ray Hunsaker
Chauncey Arnold
Lawrence Fusby
Harlow Doggett
Chris Thesing
John Colson
Earl Wright
Lunner & Johnson
Joseph E. Parker
York County
Parker
Wesley Stark
Arborville
R. L. Cox
T. A. James
Paul Strand
Grand Island
Grand Island Business College
A. E. Swanson
Carl Jones
Nieman Mercantile
Ben Stromberg
Ray Randell
Glen Sundberg
Kansas City
H. J. Bedient
Strand
Arbor_ville
A. G. Lindburg
G. A. Widga
Ed Shultz
Ralph Peterson
J. A. Sedam
A. V. Burke
Norfolk
A. C. Jones
Clyde Ruch
Clyde Jr
Martha Jones
Josephine Lindburg
Ralph Frazier
Clifford Wurtz
Grand Island College
Ira Plessinger
Buhl
Idaho
Hartwig Flodman
New York
Eric Forslund
John Plessinger
Colorado
Plessinger
Edwards
George Cohagen
Ed Cohagen
E. E. Bush
Chappell
C. A. Danhaur
Arnold
Chas. A. Johnson
Bremerton
Wash
Johnson
The
Baptist
H. G. Rodine
Central City
Clarence Rodine
Minneapolis
Portland
Mothers’ Club
Raymond Beters
George Carson
Jap Jeffrey
Indianapolis
Indiana
Edward Johnson
David Hulquest
Wilber Hotchkiss
John Hazen
City
Fred Timm
Ezra Timm
Amelia Winter
Ashland
Mary Moore
All
Oscfola Banka
Packard
G. T. Ray's
G. T. Ray
G. T .Ray
Irene Clark
Colorado Springs
M. E. Daniel
Marriage of Opal I Webster to Leon Lafler
Opal I Webster and Leon Lafler wed October 5 in Central City. Opal, a Osceola graduate and former Sidney teacher, now and local Variety Store employee, will begin housekeeping on Lafler’s Sidney-area farm after the new year. Her parents Mr and Mrs Cc J Webster of this city extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. J. Webster
Opal I. Webster
Leon Lafler
Sidney
Central City
Osceola
Farm Sale Transfers Two Properties in Lincoln County
Albert J. Anderson sold the 200 acre August Matson place to W. T. Hartman of the valley. The deal includes a 240 acre farm near North Platte plus $18,000 in cash, with land valued at 210 per acre and Lincoln County land at 100 per acre. Hastings and Michey arranged the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Anderson
August Matson
W. T. Hartman
North Platte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Israel
Moses
John the Baptist
Knute Knuteson
Bill Green
W. J. Taylor
Non Partisan League
Townley
North Dakota
New Party
League
Osceola Bank
John Cohagen
B. A. Carrow
D. B. Carter
Carroll
A. Bauder
A. Becker
Polk Hallowe’en
Mary Larson
Thede Larson
Lafalet Club
Martha Linkley
Richard Nelson
R. L. Minnick
J. J.query
Fairmont
C. A. Larson
Floyd Moore
Agnett Ekstrand
David Carlson
Carl Smith
East Side Square
John’ Falk
C. A. Falk
Emil Swanberg
David Wallin
Oliver Westberg
Auctioneer Farm & Stock Sales
Rystrom Co., Inc
Donege Brothers Motor Cars
Health Service
Osceola, Nebr
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