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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
4
Voters focus on issues as Republican candidates gain support. The central tax relief theme dominates discussion with promised reductions for state and county levies already underway. Voters distrust promises from hopeful office seekers who cannot fulfil them.
U S Senator R B Howell the Republican candidate is described as an experienced public figure from Nebraska with a record of handling large matters. He is portrayed as a man of considerable influence and a strong winner in the race.
Republican candidate Chas. H. Randall presents his public service and business record as guarantees of careful, conservative leadership. He endorses the party platform including the Code Law and pledges to let four years prove the need for changes. He argues the Code Bill will advance prudent governance.
The note praises Congressman McLaughlin as a hardworking efficient Nebraska official in Washington and urges voters to support his bid for re election with the belief no mistake will be made in casting their vote for him.
Hamilton County state senator Perry Reed announces his bid for another term. Described as a steady, dirt farmer, Reed highlights long service in both the senate and house and portrays himself as one of the ablest, most level headed legislators in the state house. He emphasizes his ties to York and Hamilton Counties.
R G Douglas has represented this county one term at Linensn. He made a special effort in the interest of area culture and in curtailing appropriations. Invites your most careful scrutiny of every act he took and every vote he cast in the legislature, which were uniformly in the interests of Polk County.
Martin R. Anderson, Republican candidate for County Clerk, is among Polk County’s ablest young men. Son of former county treasurer Claus Anderson, he manages the Farmers' Union business at Swede Home, earned a soldier’s honor in the Civil War, and is praised for honest faithful service. He seeks a clerk worthy of Polk County pride.
Liberty Clark a Polk County veteran and pioneer farmer runs as a Republican for treasurer. He has farmed in Polk County since 1868 before moving to Osceola. He pledges to give a good account of all entrusted to him and asks voters to support his bid.
Sheriff Dave Poty has served Polk County long and well and has been re chosen multiple times. His continued leadership ensures consistent county management and quality service. Ike West of Butler County is cited as another example of long tenures in office.
The Republican party nominates H. R. Haverland of Stromsburg for county assessor praising his experience as Stromsburg precinct assessor. He is described as a sound businessman who will serve taxpayers with diligence and integrity. Vote Haverland for County Assessor.
The text endorses Andrew M. Monson in the southwest district and red' Cuskio in the northeast district as sterling businessmen with high integrity. It asserts county voters cast ballots for commissioners from all districts and promises satisfaction with Monson and Cock on the board handling county affairs.
Republican candidate Robert G. Douglas calls for public airing of Mr. Keck’s platform pledges in Polk County towns next week. Douglas says Keck aims for broad publicity and proposes open discussions on his positions before the state legislature.
An elderly Gresham Nebraska man, D Dey, says two weeks of K-17 eased head noises and restored his hearing after long deafness in one ear. He praises relief from catarrh and rheumatism, notes a money back guarantee, and claims benefits for asthma bronchial issues and other ailments.
The F E Merrick and Son postpone their Duroc Jersey hog sale to October 24 at 7:00 pm at the Osceola sale barn Nebraska. Windmill and tower for sale or trade inquire F F Ware. Also a door key lost with blue sting attached. Tire business notice repair services and tires on hand by E D Fillman Manhattan Building.
YD Huston, a high school and college graduate with a college degree and a Mr Wraska professional life certificate, reports 14 years of school supervision experience in Nebraska and asks for votes in the November 7, 1922 election.
Hack berry precinct resident Miss Conway has rural and city teaching experience across Polk County and neighboring counties Butler Seward York. A Peru graduate with Life Certificate, she comes from a family of teachers and plans to promote welfare education in the county. Vote November 7.
In Folk County Nebraska the estate of Frank Larson is before the county court. Johanna Larson seeks appointment as Administratrix. A hearing is set for October 27 at 9:10 A M. Date October 5 1922. County Judge F A Ball seals this notice.
O F Fenton opens a new repair shop at Finecy Garage offering overhauling and repairing for Buick and Nash cars. Services include vulcanizing and tube repairs, signaling readiness to handle local car maintenance and repairs.
Party returns a piano in perfect condition after several payments. buyer may cover the unpaid balance and take it. Easy payments offered by A. O. Cline located at 1513 Douglas St Omaha Nebraska.
In the County Court of Polk County the Administratrix files a final account and report and petitions for final settlement, distribution, and determination of heirship in the estate of Fred Lind deceased. The hearing is set for October 2, 1932 at 10 o'clock A. M. Persons interested may appear to contest. Dated Sept 23, 1922. F. H. Ball.
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