Sloan for Congress Farm Leader Loved by Nebraska Voters
County producers urge re election of Chas H Sloan arguing his farming background and long record in Congress serve farmers best. They claim opposition attacks failed and boosted Sloan s support as he defended fourth district agricultural interests and voted to conserve farmer needs. Vote to return Sloan to Congress.
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Chas. H. Sloan
Congress
Sloan
Nebraska
Charlie Sloan
Mr. Sloan
Norris Speech Attacks Caucus Control in Osceola Address
Congressman Norris spoke to a fair crowd Saturday in Osceola, denouncing party caucus and ring rule as he argued for progressive principles. He criticized both parties for manipulating members and urged unity among progressives, planning to campaign in David City next.
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Norris
Congress
Democratic Party
Judge Norris
David City
Osceola Auto Co Moves to Schmoker Garage on East Side
Local notice reports Osceola Auto Co relocating to Schmoker Garage on the East Side of the Square and advertising a well equipped shop with prompt repairs and guaranteed work. The text also includes Lutheran church notices with an upcoming auction and Busy Bee Society activities for the town residents.
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The
Osceola Auto Co
Schmoker
G A R Festivities Highlight Veteran Dinner
Grand Army headquarters hosted a gala day with Ellen Jewell inspecting the W A C and a celebratory dinner for members. The Post and Relief Corps shared honors as veterans spoke of endurance and community spirit amid hearty meals and camaraderie.
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Grand Army
Ellen Jewell
Grand Army Post
Relief Corps
H. P. Shore
Lybarger and Myers Married at Central City
John Lybarger and Gretka Myers were wed by County Judge Lewis Peterson in Central City. The couple, residents of this city, are praised by friends. the bride is daughter of Wm. Orr and sister to Lou Miller and Ed Swo boda. the groom formerly worked as a barber and is part of the Lybarger family. The Record extends congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lybarger
4Retta Myers
Central City
Lewis Peterson
Wm. Orr
Lou Miller
Ed Swoboda
Lybarger Boys
Local Visitors and Incidents Reported in Nearby Towns
Mrs W A Cornish visited in the city from Shelby Sunday. H R Lind of Stromsburg spent a short time here Saturday. Miss Christine Meinhold stayed with Central City friends. Mr and Mrs J W Cole visited Stromsburg Saturday and stayed with Mrs Cole’s parents. Webster Mills came from Omaha Friday and visited before returning home. he works with W J Rickly in the livestock exchange. Amos Elledge cut his right hand on glass Friday while repairing a window, hindering ice delivery. George H Presson of Stromsburg, a Republican assessor candidate, visited Saturday to meet voters and attend the Norris meeting. He is considered competent for county administration. Heins Brothers of Hackberry, linked to a recent auto wreck near the Bens Schoolhouse, were not driving the car at the time. Henry Brantz of Gresham was observed at the throttle. reports about the Astre road are erroneous.
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W. A. Cornish
W. J. Rickly
Livestock Exchange
Amos Elledge
George H. Presson
Stromsburg
Norris
Mr. Presson
Heins Brothers
Hackberry
Bens2 School
Henry Brantz
Gresham
D. Fillman
Omaha
Henry Hartman
Polk
Gilbert Nelgei
Lincoln
Margaret Kepner
Axel F. Johnson
Shelby
Ray Weeden
Chas
Bodine
Jerry R. Crouse
J. H. Addison
Potter
W. H. Clark
A. N. Johnson
Brainard
Albert Colson
A. M. Pulver
Gust A. Peterson
Axel Lindholm
W. D. Shelmadine
Gilbert Johnson
Doane McCormick
David City
Miss Smith
Ladies‘ Aid Entertainment
M. E. Church
Hilma Olsen
Verna Berggren
Alex Snider
R .A. van Orsdale
M. A. Mills Jr
S. H. Kepner
Wood River
W. F. Kepner
H. C. Beebe
Supreme Court
Crouse Pharmacy
C. C. Berek
Hardy
Nebr
George
J. P. Berek
W. A. Gillespie
Los Angeles
Warren Brown
Miller School
Rev. Frost
Holdrege
Peter Lindberg
Florida
Arizona
George Finecy
Finecy
Elmer Heinemeyer
Sydney
Kearney
C. B. Moore
Oakdale
Benedicts
Moore
James Ilginfritz
York
L. A. Beltzer
Archie
Ilginfritz
Beltzer
Alex Mustard
Lee Mustard
North Platte
G. D. Goldsmith
Moores
Radiant
Garland
F.L. Dunn
George H. Presson for County Assessor
An accomplished Stromsburg businessman is highlighted as the ideal county assessor candidate. For ten years he has been a trusted figure in Stromsburg’s business life, previously with Anderson Presson Company, now serving as Secretary and General Manager of Polk County Independent Telephone. The Record endorses his candidacy, praising his judgment and capacity, and urges voters to support George H. Presson for County Assessor.
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Stromsburg
Anderson, Presson Company
Presson
Independent Telephone Co
Polk County
Independent Telephone
Présson
George H. Presson
Unpardonable Sin Theme at M. E. Church Services
The M. E. Church announces next Sundays public worship with the theme The Unpardonable Sin. The pastor will preach at 7 30 PM and the choir will perform another praised anthem. Sunday school enrolled 199 last Sunday.
Notice of Final Report in the Isaiah Paisley Estate
The Special Administrator has filed a final account and report of his administration and a petition for final settlement and for a decree of distribution and discharge. The hearing is set for November 8, 1912, at ten o’clock A M before the Polk County Nebraska court. Voters are advised that E P Pike seeks county commissioner, advocating economy, uniform distribution of county funds, and the removal of the County Overseer of roads.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Isaiah Paisley
State of
E. P. Pike
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Polk County Nebraska
A sheriff sale notice from Polk County Nebraska states an order of sale in favor of Edward S. Allen and others against the Grand Dry Goods Company of Grand Island. The property is the NE quarter of Section 32, Township 16 N, Range 1 W, 6th P. M. The sale is set for November 11, 1912 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Osceola courthouse to satisfy the judgments and costs totaling about 5149. a and 48.70 in costs.
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J. W. Fillman
Polk County
Nebraska
Edward S. Allen
Isaac Deardorf
Deardorf
Lumley #. Evans
Agnes A. Evans
Isabelle R. Slocum
Margaret E. Hahn
Otis S. Hahn
Francis A. Amsberry
Amsberry
George E. Haney
Court House
Osceola
Local notices and social updates cross Polk and Saunders counties
A long column lists residents traveling to Omaha Lincoln Shelby and Polk on various errands. visitors include Hartman Kepner Johnson and Bodine. Events mention Ladies' Aid entertainment November 8 at the M E church and a school heating contract. Community notices cover auctions, farm help wanted, and local moves plus taft roosevelt ballot guidance from the state supreme court.
Illustrated sermon at Baptist Church on mist tree
Sunday morning message by Spalding titled The Mist Tree promises an illustrated sermon. Evening services are described as helpful and enjoyed by many with an invitation to attend and be enriched.
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Baptist Church
Spalding
Telook
Giltner Easy for 46 to 0 Victory Over Osceola Gridiron
The Giltner football team defeated Osceola 46 to 0 on Osceola field Saturday afternoon. Giltner had played the day before and fielded a young lineup. Osceola invades Aurora next Friday with more games listed later including Stromsburg and Shelby contests.
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Giltner
Osceola
Oscéola
Aurora Eridiron
Ramey
Stromaburg
Shelby
Caceola
Thankas
Krumbach Senate Campaign Record From 1901 Journal
Charles Krumbach, a Democratic candidate for the State Senate, is documented in the Senate Journal of the 1901 legislative session. The record notes his candidacy and appearances or statements recorded during proceedings.
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State
Senate
Notice to Creditors in the McDowell Estate Nebraska
In the County Court of Policu Nebraska the estate of Dr James S McDowell is probated. Claims must be presented by April 12 1913 and debts paid by October 1 1913. The court will hear and adjust all duly filed claims on January 18 1913 and April 12 1913 at 10 AM. Dated October 11 1912.
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Policu Nebraska
James S. McDowell
State of
Henry H. Campbell
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Lutheran
Busy Bee Society
Young People’s Society
Victor Fernandes
Eva Anderson
G. T
A. F. Nuqutist
Grand Island
City
Albert Nelson
Hardville
Frank Lingwatt
G. A. R. Festivities
Lybarger—Myers
Vic
Plymouth Rock
G. W. Price
U 31
Route 3
David 8. Potter
Ton
J. W. Puri
Hvan Mickey
Ladies‘ Aid
M. EE. Church
E. L. King
M. A. Mills
Wm. Welch
Jane Adams
E. E. Parker
M. B. Doty
Gregham
Odd Fellows
J. W. Robb
H. G. Wilcox
Auburn
Utah
Wm. Heitzman
Topeka
Florence Anderson
Oakland
Luther League
Supremé ‘Court
Taft
Roosevelt
C. F. Reavis
VAC
Buresh
O. A. Abbott
Republican George D. Smith
W.H Kilpatrick
Daniel B. Jenckes
Wesley T. Wilcox
Alfred C. Kennedy
Ar Steve AS Progressive
W. J. Broatch
Georges Flory
A.V
Pease
W. E. Thorne
Allen John
A R. Davis
W.O Henry C.G Smith
Oliver Westberg
George Chapman
Andrew J. Anderson
Chas. Schmoker
Conrad Thelen
Broken Bow
Carl Thelen
Genoa Indians
Frances Snider
E. E. Snider
Frank Smith
Chicago
Jayne
Mr. Wittstruck
Burr
D. D. King
John Urban
Washington Heights
Leard
Fullerton
Wm. Wilson
Highlanders
Hampton Orchestra
Iq Btate
Creat Board of Commissionepg
Dasseg
Evin Yi
Bin
Commission
Southa
Bill Bingers
Ettes
P Sey
Nesson
Victor BE. Wilson
Peoples Dependent
Democrat
Jas. E. Delzell
Chas. Krumbach
Angie B. Orcutt
Irene Morse, Mgr
Aaa
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