17 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
1
A Nebraska political column critiques populist leaders led by Walrath and Grosvenor for resigning populist nominees and endorsing Democratic contenders in a move to hasten fusion with Roosevelt and the Democrats. It cites Bryan’s influence, Wilson’s limitations, and concerns over trust policies and recall rights.
New feed store advertises grain and ground feed of all kinds with stock food oil cake and the stock remedy Salvet on sale. Delivery to all parts of the city and telephone service listed as 175.
Candidate E P Pike announces plans if elected to pursue consistent economy in county spending and even distribution of road and bridge funds across the county. He pledges to end the office of County Overseer of Roads and to oppose its continuance.
The dealer Chas. F. Dickhute advertises daily live stock quotes from South Omaha. He invites sellers to call the Farmers' Elevator to obtain honest weights and current market prices, promising straightforward business.
A vintage ad announces discontinuation of summer drinks and the availability of First Class Oyster Stews at any time. It advertises Large Extra Selects in pint or quart tins and invites customers to drop in for stew or one of the famous steaks.
A variety of visitors including A. P. Tilley and John Curren arrive in Central City and Stromsburg linked to weekend travel. Miss Anna Scholz sails to Cedar Rapids for a brief visit while Edla Johnson returns from Lincoln as she attends the state university. Official sale actions are announced in Polk County with a court order targeting the Grand Dry Goods Company and related parties, set for November 11, 1912, at the county courthouse.
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