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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
4
The entry notes Osceola Nebraska in Polk County as the site of the county official paper, filed as second class matter at the post office. It identifies Osceola as the location for county administration and publication duties.
Republican candidate Liberty Clark argues for temperance in the county election. He asserts liquor saloons harm families and urges citizens to vote for the dry proposition or face consequences. The address frames the beer debate as a local moral issue.
The Fourth District supporters praise Charlie Sloan for constant presence in Congress and commitment to local interests. Voters are urged to reelect Sloan to continue representing their interests for two more years.
The New York World reports campaign managers revise strategy following the Maine results. They will reduce emphasis on the eight hour law and southern orators, end Mr Wilson’s secluded stance, and have him campaign more publicly. They now rethink reelecting Senator Johnson and Congressman McGillicurdy.
The piece argues for strict enforcement by an attorney general if the prohibition amendment passes. It cites Willis Reed as aligned with brewery interests, contrasts Robert Devoe’s pledge to enforce the law, and notes Elmer Burkett’s dry campaigning. It also discusses national policy, Southern influence, and local figures Miss Amelia Rasmussen and Senator Hitchcock amid Nebraska politics.
Fremont Tribune interview with Gustafson of the Nebraska Farmers Union discusses Congress rail strike stakes. He warns the issue is broader than partisanship and calls for a clear resolution addressing farmers and workers without immediate partisan bias.
Miss Martha Herrmann of Osceola married John H. Davis of Omaha at the bride’s sister's home in Omaha last Thursday. The couple will reside at 1736 S. 17th Street in Omaha. Davis is a Union Pacific conductor. Osceola friends extend heartfelt best wishes for their future.
Mr and Mrs L L Snider of this city celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday October 3. A noon dinner for relatives and an evening reception for relatives and friends followed. The couple were pleased with well wishes and hope for many more happy anniversaries.
The Polk County Agricultural Association will meet at the Court House in Osceola on Wednesday October 11 1916 at 2 pm for officer elections and general business. Life members and season ticket holders for 1916 may participate. President AIF Johnson and Secretary F H Ball invite attendance.
District Judge David S Potter seeks reelection as sheriff with a strong record cited as faithful and painstaking. The endorsement notes his constant presence on the job and popularity from prior elections.
A broker touts Washington County lands as cheaper than Polk County, arguing higher yields justify price gaps. He offers a $100 cash for any misrepresentation and urges readers to visit him to purchase while prices last.
Walter Koehler and Ella Liehr were married at George Koehler’s home on Wednesday October 4. Rev. Wurst officiated in the presence of relatives and a few friends. The couple are well known in the area and receive many congratulations.
U S Senator James W Wadsworth of New York spoke to a well filled Polk county crowd last evening marking his first Nebraska appearance. He delivered a national issues focused address urging support for the Republican ticket to guide the nation through future crises after the European conflict.
Miss Hilda Falk traveled to York on Wednesday while Silas Miller visited Berwin with friends. Mrs. Bert Bull and Mrs. Elaie Knerr of Shelby were in town, and Mrs. M. A. Hartson went to Shelby to see her son. Dover arrived from Polk and resumed work at A. O. Monson Co. Grace Harley came from Benedict for a visit with Flossie Hartman. Regular church services were held at M BE with special Pilgrim Girls music. Mrs. L. BE West attended a missionary meeting at Mrs. Geo Moore's in Shelby. Ira Haley returned to Marysville Mo after a month with Clarence Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Courtney hosted 35 relatives for his birthday anniversary.
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