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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
8
Republican ticket lists S. H. Sedgwick for Judge of the Supreme Court and C. J. Ernot for Regents, both from Lincoln area, as candidates.
County Clerk W. T. Mawhor of Canada leads candidates for county offices alongside Treasurer 5 G. Pheasant of Osceola Sheriff H. Westrong of Stromsburg Coroner Dr L M Shaw of Osceola Surveyor Rudolph Kummer of Irland Fur Commissioner Hugo Floodman of Pleasant Hore are named as contenders.
An Osceola letter to the Record defends populist principles against a rival Democrat-leaning critique. It accuses Jud Holcomb of betrayal, ties Beltzer to the anti ring faction, and cites alleged manipulation within the county party. The writer urges honest populists to oppose selling out for office and notes broader financial questions about the money system.
Community news from Stromsburg notes the Social Union gathering at Mrs. Bert Shoemaker’s home. Visits include York guests the Castiles and Rev Hedblom family. Roy Gallant funeral held after fatal fall from a Omaha pole. burial in Stromsburg cemetery. Local notices include poultry show dates Osceola and assorted society items.
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute over currency and trade controls. The text references a warlike atmosphere, a medical supply center, and a public notice about dental work with a deadline of October 8. Names and places are garbled, leaving the core topic difficult to pin down.
The author argues the money power seeks to restrain the economy while gold standard abundance grows. Mints stay closed to free coinage, yet production and wages rise, farming debt eases as grain and cattle profits swell banks with deposits, and America lends to Europe despite a supposed aim to tighten money.
Fragments show references to remedies, medical tools, and local notices. Mentions of doctors, products, and a possible sale or listing appear amid unclear text. Names, dates, and locations are illegible, yielding a disjointed, uncertain card with medical and commercial hints.
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