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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1915

Page

4

Polk County politics and Bridge Company questions debated

The Polk County Democrat rails at a county board dispute over culvert steel purchases and a bridge firm. It accuses editorials of graft, urges cautious handling of Indiana payments, and critiques political loyalties around Wilson and Bryan while noting Nebraskan voter pressures and local merchant concerns.

Polk County Coun Board Diana Bridge Bridge Imber Inerrick County Indiana Iveral Democrat Ott Tk County Polk Panty Democrat Junty Board Elk County Ls County

Smoxing ’em Out In Context Of Wartime Strain

A fragmented quotation contrasts positions on national defense between Wilson and Bry, noting prior strained relations with Germany and implying that no war with Germany occurred despite tensions.

Tere Wilson Bry Germany

Who Is Home Merchant

The home merchant is described as your best friend and daily ally who stands with you. He is the man who gives you credit when you are financially broke and carries your account until you can pay. He returns money or makes exchanges when needed.

Nebraska

Prison Reform Advocates Share National Efforts in Nebraska

Rev R W Hodson, a veteran prison worker, plans to open a Students Home at Grand Island for youths seeking education and aid. Rev J A Levitt of Lincoln leads the Society for the Friendless, an interdenominational aid group. Nebraska in 1914 housed 25,000 prisoners cost $1,000,000. 13,000 in one county jail, 2,500 women.

R. W. Hodson Canada Grand Island J. A. Levitt Lincoln Society For the Friendless Nebraska

Rev and Mrs Hirschberger Visit City on Vacation

Rev and Mrs D J Hirschberger of Scottsdale Pa visit the city as guests of their nephews Ben and John Hinecy. Mrs Hirschberger is sister of Mrs Josh Finecy and the couple spend the day with relatives while the minister enjoys a weeks vacation after two weeks in the West.

D. J. Hirschberger Scottsdale, Pa Ben John Hinecy Hirschberger Josh Finecy Rev. Hirschberger Evangelical Church West

Gaithers Quintet Campaigns in Polk County

The Gaithers Bothers quar tette of Lincoln will begin a week long campaign in Polk County on October 30 under the Dry Federation Committee. Time and place to be announced in the next issue.

Gaithers Bothers Quartette of Lincoln Polk County Dry Federation Committee

Medici Balls Folklore and Ancient Odds Ends

A collage of curiosities notes the Medici family arms as London bankers' origins the Florentine traders, plus reflections from Maeterlinck on Maeterlinck Blue Bird and Maternal love. It covers wood shortages matches and soap factory supply, Aubrey of Stonehenge, older than Stonehenge, and horse tooth age clues.

London Florence Paris Lombard Street London Globe Avenbury

Peckham Seen Drunk After Wife’s Passing

Wageet reports Peckham being very drunk, with Mrs Nagget noting the tragedy of losing his wife last week. A man should be able to celebrate without making a fool of himself, the Catholic Standard and Timea comments.

Peckham Wageet

Grow Them Here In This Climate Say Puck

On Condition. Customer sees dealer remarks about growing plants in any climate. Dealer says they can grow in this climate only with a hothouse, otherwise not. Puck notes the caveat in a conversational exchange.

Puck

Donor’s site choice sparks town honors

The New York Globe notes the town’s reaction to the benefactor who donated the site for a new baseball park rather than the library, highlighting a civic honor for the donor who provided land for recreation.

New York Globe

Too Ominous Beginning in a Victorian Proposal

A terse exchange centers on a bold proposal by a woman who dares a refusal. The man jokes about the nerve of her bid, hinting at unconventional courtship tones and social constraints of the era.

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