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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
2
Polk County's oldest newspaper the Osceola Record lists Walter J Herbes editor and publisher with Thursday publication and annual subscription rates.
The 石re-election of Mr. King to the state senate is celebrated as a vindication of voters’ good sense with King carrying all district counties. Local updates include Miss Enid Conklyn’s arrival from Kearney, WCTU temperance talks, social events at the M E Church, and multiple travel and illness notices. Public notices mention the Second Liberty Loan, probate hearing for Mary E. Willits, and community improvements plus school and football updates.
Al Smith declares the Forgotten Man is a myth and urges ending class distinctions. He criticizes Roosevelt allies and the Hearst McAdoo alliance while arguing the Democratic party must purge conflicting elements to unite for the nation.
A profile of Herbert Hoover as the West's first President, tracing his frontier upbringing from Iowa to Oregon and the Trans Mississippian vision. It highlights boyhood on a frontier, schooling in Oregon, and work across California Nevada and New Mexico shaping his Western understanding.
Osceola Nebraska City Council met October 6 1932 with all members present. Treasurer report shows funds balances and overdrafts. Building permit granted for a coal house west of First National Bank Building with concrete construction. Ordinance 164 to regulate laundries bakeries and soliciting businesses read and passed. Council adjourned after approving warrants and band concert payment.
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