Tariff sanity versus free trade warned by Taft era note
A Republican National Committee message argues against free trade and for tariff protection under Taft. It cites a $3.46 yearly protection cost, contrasts rising world prices, and touts the 1909 tariff record as boosting industry, employment, and prosperity while warning against a return to 1892 conditions.
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Germany
England
France
Italy
Taft
United States
Tariff Board of Commission
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
James B. Reynolds
Clergyman Dr J Everist Cathell to Speak at Osceola Court House
Dr J Everist Cathell of the Protestant Episcopal church will speak in the Osceola court room Tuesday evening October 15 at 8 o clock. He promotes the re election of President Taft and the prosperity under his administration.
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J. Everist Cathell
Protestant Episcopal Church
Qsceola
Taft
Baptist Church Sunday Services and Events
The pastor will present an object lesson for children and adults Sunday morning. Evening service at 7 30 with an important subject. All are invited to attend. Sunday school at 10 A M and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30.
Leave your order with Crouse for the Daily Bee
Customer orders are to be left with Crouse for the Daily Bee. The notice urges readers to place requests or inquiries through the named contact for timely processing.
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Crouse
The
Daily Bee
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Nebraska Elections 1912
A compiled summary of two measures before Nebraska voters in 1912. The first proposes amendments to article sections governing supreme court judges and general election timing, including holding over incumbents. The second allows cities over 5,000 to frame their own charters via charter conventions with procedures and voter approval rules.
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State of
Nebraska
Cobbey
Supreme Court
of Nebraska
Supreme Ohi Bank
Ciieg Pries
Jarwany
Nebr
Cobebe
Addison Wait
Lincoln
United States
Addison Watt
Aet É
Hotutmetus
Neraska
Secretary of State
Near
Addison West
Pike announces run for county commissioner on economy plan
E P Pike declares for county commissioner, pledging consistent economy in county funds and uniform road and bridge spending. He opposes the continuation of the discretionary County Overseer of roads office and asks voters for support.
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E. P. Pike
Republican ticket filled by Stromsburg choice
The county Republican ticket is before voters after the removal of E H Sorenson. George H Piessén of Stromsburg fills the vacancy as county treasurer, praised as capable and well qualified to administer the office. Wilber M Johnston has the nomination for county attorney, praised for previous satisfactory service and pledged to continued careful administration if re elected.
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E. H. Sorenson
George ‘.H. Pi Essén
Stromsburg
Pris 8On
Wilber M. Johnston
Johnston
Pastor and Mrs Crisp Wed in Osceola Ceremony
The marriage of Rev William Crisp of this city to Mrs Eliza Henderson of Brainard took place Monday at 1 30 p m with County Judge Lewis Peterson officiating. They will live in Osceola and a large reception followed at the Crisp home attended by Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps members and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Crisp
Eliza Henderson
Brainard
Lewis’ Peterson
Crisp
Osceola
L. J. van Hoosen
Death of G L Addison in Osceola
Gabriel Lafayette Addison died Monday night at his east Osceola home from pernicious anemia. He fought illness for months, upheld by a cheerful temperament. Funeral services were at Wayland church with burial in Blue Ridge cemetery. Addison, born January 21, 1844 in Carthage Indiana, married Mariette Moss in 1862 and left six children, two of whom died in infancy. He lived in Indiana Iowa Nebraska before settling in Osceola. A Woodmen of the World member for 21 years, he was active in the Christian church and remembered as a generous, devoted family man.
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G. L. Addison
Wayland
H. Gg. Wilcox
Owéeo Iaconeee
Blue Rdige
Woodmen of the World of
Ireshany
Osceola
Gabriel Lafayette Addison
Shelby
Jas. H. Acdison
Indiana
Uyntil
Iowa
Nebraska
Addison
Christian Church
Order of sale in Polk County Nebraska before court
By virtue of an order of sale sued by J. W. Fillman clerk of the district court Polk County Nebraska on judgments in favor of Edward S. Allen plaintiffs Isaac Deardorf Lumley Evans Agnes L Evans Isabelle R Slocum Margaret Hahn Otis Hahn Francis Ainsberry George E. Han ey and the Grand Dry Goods Company of Grand Island Nebraska defendants and also Commercial State Bank of Grand Island Nebraska.
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J. W.fillman
Polk County
Nebraska
Edward S. Allen
Isaac Deartorf
Deardorf
Lumley
Evans
Agnes L. Evans
Isabelle R. Slocum
Mar-garet
E. Hahn
Otis S. Hahn
Francis 44
Aisberry
Ainsberry
George E. Haney
Grand ‘Dry Goods Company
Grand Island
State Bankg of
Grand Taland
Sheriff Schedules Auction Of Grand Dry Goods Real Estate
Cross petitioners against Grand Dry Goods Company andGeorge E Haney and Hamilton Brown Hoe Company seek foreclosure relief. Sheriff Potter will auction the defendant's real estate in Polk County Nebraska on November 11 1912 at 2 PM at the south front door Osceola Court House to satisfy $5149.88 plus $48.70 and costs.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Court House
Osceola
Pidder
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Tariff Board
Pete Pike
Pike
J.B. Buckley
Buckley
Norton
Henderson
Sentus
David S. Potter
Polke County
J. W. Purinton
Plaintiff
Mills, Mills & Beebe Attys
Cross
South Side Square
Osceola Lumber
North Side Square
Frank H. Anderson
COA
Monson Company
Yin
A.omonson
Aes
Homer
Merch al
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