Osceola Post Office Note March 13 1919
Public paper designation entered at Osceola Nebraska post office as second class matter under federal act. Editor listed is Robert G Douglas.
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Osceola
Nebraska
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
4
Advertising Rates For Local Page And Classifieds
Advertising rates listed include display per inch twenty special position per inch twenty eight readers per inch seven lines fifty cents readers in local page per line ten cents classified ads cash per line five cents copy due by Wednesday noon to insure insertion includes contact for news.
North Dakota Recall Saga Likely to Rekindle Action
The article suggests the discredited nonpartisan league of North Dakota may pursue another recall effort, signaling a renewed bid to remove officials and trigger political upheaval.
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Non Partisan League of North Dakota
Arbuckles Roasted Coffee Packs Gain Popular Taste
A childhood memory notes the old Arbuckles Roasted brand, while newer Arbuckle roasts are described as more palatable to average taste. The brief remark contrasts nostalgia with recent product reception.
Polk County Towns Lead In Paved Streets Pace
Polk County shows fewer towns than many counties yet the best in street paving. Three towns already boast paved streets and the remaining one may join soon.
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Polk County
Nations urge US to lead on disarmament move
The piece argues foreign nations press the United States to take the first step toward disarmament. Their slogan is quoted as Let Sam Do It.
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United States
Sam
Polk County tax claim debunked by critics
Critics rebut a claim that Polk County state taxes will hit a quarter of a million dollars this year and shift focus to other questionable propositions.
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Polk County
State Journal weighs Norton governor bid as third party candidate
The State Journal hints it may shift from backing Nate Norton as Democratic candidate for governor to supporting him as a third party option. The article notes uncertainty and little firm detail about any decision.
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the State Journal
Nate Norton
Political tease sparks debate on woman’s rights
A local editorial lampoons those misinforming voters about the legislature’s stance on women’s suffrage. The piece questions who spreads the rumor and why, calling out various social groups in a provocative tone.
Local tax distribution explained to Osceola area
The excerpt explains that most tax money is spent locally with twenty cents of every dollar going to the state. It notes initial opposition from nearby quarters but says the plan is now generally accepted as necessary.
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Osceola
Periodical plate of ad vice discussed by Record editors
The periodical plate of advice from outside editors is circulating among exchanges and appreciated, making us unwilling to remove the occasion for that guidance.
Attorney General Delivers Notable Legal Work
The Attorney General has completed a period of significant results, earning praise for effective legal action and policy enforcement that strengthened public safeguards and institutional integrity.
Indictments Target Men Trading Illicit Funds
A terse remark notes indictments of men who mishandled funds from others and predicts future arrests to remove them from society, framing the process as a culminating public action.
U S Grain Growers non political says Nebraska note
The organization comments on winded party talk in Nebraska and argues that efforts should build a permanent marketing system for farmers. It asserts the U S Grain Growers Inc. is non political and implies many offer aid to a few political castaways seeking office.
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Nebraska
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Wesley Chapel Notes Strong Visitors and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Ray Burns of Colorado visit Burns family elders this week. David Timm underwent an operation at York hospital and is reported doing nicely. The Frank Walker hog sale occurred on Tuesday. The Chapel Missionary Society meets with Mrs Bert Burns this week. George Jarmin left for Fremont after a short visit with J N Jarmin. Miss Mildred Richmond and the Misses Alverta Buchta and Vida Beckmeyer spent the weekend at home before returning to Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Timm
York Hospital
Frank Walker
The
Chapel Missionary Society
Bert Burns
George Jarmin
Fremont
J. N. Jarmin
Mildred Richmond
Alverta Buchta
Vida Beckmeyer
Community Notes From Beulah Church and Local Happenings
Mrs Irene Clark and her daughter visit the Daniel home in Colorado Springs. Hilbert Buchta and wife received a lively charivari Monday night. Farmers Union plans a review meeting Thursday November 10 at Beulah Church with I B Wagner of Red Cloud as speaker. Free lunch will be served. Pastor did not change pulpits due to bad roads. Wesleyan and temperance sermons drew good crowds. Sunday night sermon titled The Merciful Servant. Special music.
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Irene Clark
Colorado Springs
M. E. Daniel
Hilbert Buchta
Farmers Union
Beulah
I. B. Wagoner
Red Cloud
Green
U Merciful Servant
Special Meetings at Grace and Valley Churches
Grace and Valley churches announce special meetings beginning Monday evening November 6 with Rev. H F Aherns of Hallam Nebraska preaching a simple unadulterated Gospel. A cordial invitation to all. watch for further pulpit announcements. J A Klein, Pastor.
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H. F. Aherns
Hallam
Nebr
J. A. Klein
Local Visits Highlight Busy Regional Travel
George Koehler traveled to Lincoln on business yesterday. Earl Hassler returned from Lincoln and Plattsmouth visits. Mrs H Hamiston of Shelby stayed with daughter Mrs Sam Crouse on Monday. Mrs Wm Merrick visited daughter Mrs H R Best at Benedict yesterday. Norris Hotchkiss came from Loup City for a parental visit.
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George Koehler
Lincoln
Earl Hassler
Plattsmouth
H. Hamiston
Shelby
Sam Crouse
Wm. Merrick
H. R. Best
Benedict
Norris Hotchkiss
Loup City
Gilbert Hotchkiss
Lost Collie and Local Ads in Osceola Neb
Lost white collie dog. Finder should notify Charley Sharritt, Osceola Route 5. For sale a few Duroc Jersey spring boats for 20 dollars each, eligible to register. Contact C. W. Headley, Osceola Nebr., phone 4803. We have several good residence properties for sale with favorable terms. King Blitner Campbell tf
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Charley Sharritt
Osceola
C. W. Headley
Nebr
King, Blitner & Campbell
Evangelistic Campaign Opened by First M E Church
The First M E Church announces the start of an Evangelistic Campaign led by G A De Flon of Denver on November 23. A Friday evening Get Together with a free supper at 6 o'clock invites all members and congregants. A brief program will follow upstairs after the meal.
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M. E
G. A. de Flon
Denver
Grace and Valley Churches Sunday services notice
Sunday services announced for Grace and Valley Churches with Sunday school at 10 in the Valley and 10 30 in town. Morning sermon Strange Gods and evening The Bible and the Human Race. Epworth League discussion The Almighty Dollar at 7. Also note national Disarmament Conference drive urging broad support. J A Klein pastor.
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Grace and Valley Churches
Epworth League
United States
Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Bible Class
The Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Lynn Sheldon with a discussion on whether being a Christian helps a man out of tight places. A general discussion follows. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. include sermons and special music. Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:30 p.m. Pastor W. W. Alverson invites all non-attenders.
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Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Lynn Sheldon
The
Christian Endeavor Society
W. Alverson
Land Sale of the Abbie W. McCray Estate Farm Osceola NE
Public auction on Tuesday November 20 1921 at 2 pm will offer the Abbie W McCray Estate Farm in Polk County Nebraska. The 120 acre property includes 85 acres arable 30 in fall wheat 30 acres pasture house barn outbuildings windmill well and lake. Sale on farm with options for separate tracts or combined bid. Terms require 3000 cash with balance by March 16 1922 or 60 percent mortgage option. Proceeds to satisfy estate claims. Executor C E Jones with King Bittner Campbell Osceola acting. 1-3
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Abbie W. McCray
Polk County
Nebraska
Osceola
King, Bittner & Campbell
Christian's call for armament limits urged nationwide
The Federal Council of Churches appeals to Americans to back the Conference on Limitation of Armament. It condemns war as a curse and calls for global disarmament, moral renewal, and a pacific settlement of disputes. The notice urges church backing, reflection on national self interest, and deeper Christian public opinion.
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The
Federal Council of Churches
Central Christian Advocate
Jesus Christ
Conference of the Nations
Detweiler property offices moved to Bank Building sale notice
The Chiropractic Offices formerly in the Detweiler residence have been moved to the Surety Bank Building.SALE of 40 head big Duroc boars listed. A. E. Swanson Polk Nebr announces the event with immune wording.
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Chiropractic
Detweiler
Surety” State’ of Bank
A. E. Swanson, Polk, Nebr
Polk County Winners in Boys and Girls Club Work
County club results list champions in pig and poultry divisions with multiple free trips to Club Week, medals, cash prizes, and scholarships. John Jr. Ingalls named County Champion. Homer Ingalls earns trip too. Earl Treadway, Harold Ingalls, Willie Burritt and others receive trips, medals, ribbons, and cash awards for top placers and best stories.
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Polk County
John Jr
Homer Ingalls
Homer
Lincoln
Osceola Bank
Nebraska
Earl Treadway
Willie Burritt
Earl
Omahs
Livestock Exchange
Harold Ingalls
Shelby State Bank
Poland
Farmers’ Union
Gilbert Johnson
Earl Miller
Hampshire
Marion Richards
Arthur Green
Surety State Bank
Frank Préli
School of College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska, Amcuityy
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Robert G. Douglas
Brimettes
Ting
Wesley Chapel
Mrs
Ray Burns
Colorado
Mr. Burns
Fairview Church Notes
Hogs
Abbott & Funkhouser
Globe-Wernicke
C. E. Andrews
Lulu Burns
Durock Jersey
Ed Wagner
S .C. Rhode Island
A. E. Dawes
Lutheran Church
J. W. Davis
W. W. Hull
J. A. Klein, Fastor
New
C.F. Wieseman
B. Anderson
Fritz Thelen
Simon McDaniel
A. H. McGrew
Chas. Ang
Chas J. Peterson
C. M. Dillsaver
Steen Peterson
David Carlson
B. A. Derrow
J. F. Albin
H. A. Wescoat
F. R. Gilbert
W. H. Obrist
Jay Hastings
Gust Danielson
W. A. Dan_ielson
W. G. Herrmann
P. J. Lindholm
F. G. Hendrickson
Aug. W. Johnson
Joe Lindblade
C. S. Huddleston
L.E. Treadway
George Weiser
Wm. Augustine
M. J. Gond_ringer
Peter Reisdorff
Chas. Austin
Miles
Ransom
Anton Heimer Jr
Geo. Irland
W. Fasbender
B. L. Burns
C. A. Johnson
Walt. Bush
W J. Lewis
Jno
U. S
U. S. Grain Growers,Inc
Guy E. Huffman
Aurora
Huffman
Wathill
Thurston Co
Mead, Saunders Co
Holstein, Adams Co
Hull
Grain Growers, Inc
Union Pacific R. A
Union Pacific
United States Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture At
College of Agriculture
Nat
Farmers’ ‘Union Co-Op
Ass’n
East Side Square
F.C. B
Detroit
Ford
Carson
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