Fish and Fowl in Polk County Political Controversy
The Record critiques fusion leaders led by Walrath over the issuing of support for Schmidt against Templin. Primary results show Templin leading countywide while November reversals give Schmidt a large county vote. The piece accuses Walrath of treachery and questions his handling of Hanson’s county clerk bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Schmidt
Walrath
Templin
A. M. Templin
Cece
Wm. F. Schmidt
Esceeeeaes
Wienen
Democrat
Osceola
Dearie
Hanson
Fish
A. M. Temlin
Local items and business notes from Monson area
Miss Lizzie Muethrich visits her sister Mrs. Houser. Dr. John B. Gray has office in Monson block with residence near First National Bank. New fur robes and horse blankets received. R. A. Fleming reports football fans saw Nebraska beat Minnesota 14 to 0 in Omaha. Monson brothers Guy and Earl buy Wilson’s barber shop and take over. Uncle Sam Alaska Mining Co. earns a Seattle Exposition silver medal for graphite displays and eyes gold at Washington State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BR. Gray
Monson Block
First National Bank
R. A. Fleming
Omaha
Nebraska
Monson Brothers
Guy
Earl
L. R. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Uncle Sam Alaska Mining Co
Washington State University
Bank Guaranty Law Annulled By Federal Court Ruling
Federal judge Munger voided the bank guaranty law passed by the last legislature and issued an injunction against enforcement. The decision cites conflicts with state and federal constitutions including the right of individuals to engage in banking and due process in funding the depositor guaranty. Attorneys Albert Allen Webster argued for both sides amid political commentary on the law and its authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munger
United States
I. L. Albert
Columbus
Supreme Court
Albert
Wm. Y. Allen
Madison
John L. Webster
Omaha
Wm. WY. Allen
Shellenbarger
United States Supreme Court
Democrats Annul Campaign Publicity Act By Self
A political dispute reports that the Democratic legislature’s campaign publicity act was annulled by the party itself rather than a court. The piece accuses Democrats of evading reporting requirements fifteen days before elections and cites a $15,000, five year old Tammany fund as unaccounted. It questions who nullifies the law and warns of election debauchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Democratic State Committee
Tammany Slush Fund
Cratic Press Sees Shift After Law's Reversal
Critics say the law was pushed for political gain yet those who enacted it moved to repeal it quickly. The piece notes a rapid reversal by its sponsors and questions the legislation's long term value.
Governor Attacks Federal Judge Over Bank Guaranty Law
The governor uses grandstanding to condemn the federal court ruling voiding the bank guaranty law. He attacks partisanship but offers no specific court errors, praising Democratic lawmakers while mocking their infallibility and asserting the law fulfilled a campaign pledge despite constitutional concerns.
Farm in Platte bottom seeks buyers at 370 per acre
A half section general purpose farm in the Platte bottom priced at 370 per acre. Inquiries invited to King & Bittner for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte Bottom
King & Bittner
Farmer seeks buyers for Short Horn bulls and heifers
F A Hultgren of Stromsburg Nebraska advertises two Short Horn bulls and several heifers some with calves by side. He states a good herd and offers to supply most anything needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hultgren
Stromsburg
Nebr
One-tenth Cash Down for Land Purchase Plan
Promotes a land buying proposal in a rich North American section with one tenth down and the balance in nine annual payments at 6 percent. Encourages inquiries to King & Bittner of Osceola Nebraska. Mentions an excursion on Tuesday Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
King & Bittner
Osceola
Nebraska
Notice of Final Report in Estate of Horace A Scott
In Polk County Nebraska the Estate of Horace A Scott deceased. The Executor filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge set for hearing October 22 1909 at 10 oclock AM. Persons interested may appear and contest. Dated October 2 1909 Henry H Campbell County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Horace A. Scott
State of
Henry H. Campbell
Final Account and Petition for Final Settlement 1909
Executor has filed a final account and report of administration for Hiram Jeffrey deceased and a petition for final settlement and discharge. The court will hear the matter on October 25, 1909 at ten o'clock A M. interested parties may appear and contest. Dated October 6, 1909, Henry H. Campbell.
Lawyers Knew It Had a Joker in Bank Guarantee Law
The State Journal notes the bank guarantee bill carried a hidden flaw or joker to favor corporations over private bankers. Lawyers warned lawmakers that the measure would be palatable to pass but contain provisions courts could not easily swallow. Governor Shallenberger signed despite these warnings.
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The
State Journal
Shallenberger
Osceola Triumphs Over David City in Football Clash
Osceola won the toss and defended the wind to beat David City 16 to 0 at David City. Key scores came on a Barrett punt return, Lovell and Allen touchdowns, and a Lovell kick. Osceola led 5-0 after early drives, then extended to 10-0 and 16-0 by halftime, with forward passes and a revolving formation contributing to gains. The Osceola squad, about fifteen fans strong, received praise for sportsmanship. Schedule notes: Oct 23 at Osceola, Oct 29 Genoa at Genoa, Nov 5 Lincoln Military Academy at Osceola, Nov 12 Genoa at Osceola, Nov 20 Columbus at Columbus, Thanksgiving at Osceola.
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Osceola
David
Allen
Lovell
Barrett
Mickey
Fenderson
R.T. Seger
Hubbard Vial
R.G. Hubbard
LeMar Ashton C
Danielson
Abbott L. G. Shaw
Carson Schweser
L. T.C. Campbell
Patchbek
Jackson McGirk AL
B. Leard
Mgr
Ross
B. Lovell
Seger Ayatt
Genoa
Lincoln Military Academy
Columbus
Epworth League program at Valley church in October
Sunday evening program at the Valley church on October 24 features opening by Mrs G G Grassmeack, song reading by Mrs Philip Wieseman, essay by Mrs Henry Herrman, duet by Esther and Eva Wieseman, declamation by Lily Koehler, reading by Mrs Paul Timm, lecture by Rev G G Grassmueck on The Tongue Its Use and Abuse, male quartet including Herrman Zenneker Walter Koehler Arthur Engelhardt and Philip Wiesemann, with all invited to attend.
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G. G. Grassmeack
Philip Wieseman
Henry Herrman
Esther
Eva Wieseman
Lily Koehler
Paul Timm
G. G. Grassmueck
Herrman Zenneker
Walter Koehler
Arthur Engelhardt
Philip Wiesemann
Sunday School Guests at Mrs Locke Home
Miss Iva Jarmin entertained her Sunday school class at Mrs Locke’s 428 West Eighth street home. Guessing games provided main amusement with prizes won by Miss Lena Stewart and Virgil Jarmin. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Jarmin
Teachers' Examination Dates Set for Oct 15 and 16, 1909
The next regular Teachers' examination will be held in the County Court Room on Friday Oct 15 and Saturday Oct 16 1909. Lillie M Cole County Supt.
Unimproved farms for sale in South Dakota counties
Several unimproved farms in Tripp and Myer Counties South Dakota priced from 20 to 830 per acre. Described as good wheat and corn ground with best soil. Interested buyers may call H B Russ Osceola Nebraska for details and viewing.
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Tripp
Myer
South Dakota
Callen H. B. Russ
Osceola
Highest market price for cat A L Scholz reported
Ten degrees below freezing proves chilly after mild weather. W O Mickey moved onto Mrs Inness east town property yesterday. E C Goerke returns to work at First National Bank after two weeks visiting Burr parents. I offer a large Boston fern for sale priced at 85 00 with fifty leaves. Miss Lulu Burns Katharine James Alta Dey and Mrs R G Douglas and children took an auto trip to Brad shaw Sunday. D W Howard of Nevada Missouri visited his sister Mrs W H Myers and left for home Monday.
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E. CO. Goerke
First National Bank
Burr
Katharine James
Alta Dey
R. G. Douglas
Bradshaw
D. W. Howard
Nevada, Mo
City
W. H. Myers
Walrath and the State Press Critique of Populist Betrayal
The Record denounces Walrath as a deserter from populism amid county and state scrutiny. It cites papers like the State Journal and Lincoln Evening News noting his switch to Democrat ties. It argues Walrath traded loyalties for a Democratic job and questions long time populists about leadership and betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrath
State Journal
Lincolno Evening News
Manuel
State Industrial School For Boys
Shallenberger
E. A. Walrath
Osceola
State Senate
Templin
Bill Schmidt
Polk County
Democrat
Howell
Judas
Watrath
Burley and Sister Arrive From Lincoln for Visit
Ivan Burley and his sister Mrs. Chas. Thomas arrived from Lincoln Monday evening and will stay for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Burley
Chas. Thomas
Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Johnston
Ik. H. Ball Notary & Bonded Ab
Johnston & Ball
Dr. L. M. Shaw
Shaw
D. J. Smith
Physicians and Surgeons
First National Bank P.C
Osceola, Nebraska
Harrburg
E. J. Dolph
General Agt
Schuyler, Nebraska
Lizzie Muethrich
Mrs. Wm. Houser
Custofiary Grand Standing
Democratic
Supreme Bench
Howell and Ransom
Hiram Jeffrey
David City
Epworth League
the Valley Church
Lillie M. Cole
Ighest
A. L. Scholz
W.O. Mickey
Mrs. Inness
Boston
Miss Lulu Burns
Walrath and the State Press
Morse’s
W. H. Nance
D. T. Mackey Building
Public Square
Osceola, Nebr
Osceola Bank
Sceola
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