Nebraska Gubernatorial Race Shapes Public Support
The Osceola Nebraskans see Hoover and Curtis leading, with Arthur J. Weaver gaining as a strong Republican gubernatorial candidate. Infrastructure taxes and state issues are highlighted while Bryan’s campaign is criticized for ineptitude. The Republican ticket, including Williams, Marin, Stebbins, Swanson, Johnson, Randall, and Curtiss, receives broad backing for proven service.
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Arthur J. Weaver
Weaver
C. A. Sorensen
George .A.wiliams
Frank Marin
W. M. Stebbins
Dan Sw«nson
L. B. Johnson
C. A. Randall
J. K. Curtiss
Bennett for County Commissioner of WN District
Farmer candidate Bennett pledges economy in county affairs and strict enforcement of moral and temperance laws in district 43.
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Newspapers of Days Gone By Chronicle Local Life
Twenty five years ago a birth announced a twelve pound boy to the Sargent family. The School Board granted teachers a holiday to visit nearby high schools and observe methods. Osceola defeated Stromsburg 26 to 5 at the fairgrounds. Lou Detweiler moved to Lincoln to work for Nebraska Telephone Co. Martha Mickey and Herman Sarow wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Burch officiating. A Swedish Lutheran Sunday School was formed at the Presbyterian Church with O M Lordstrom elected superintendent and sessions to begin each Sunday at 2 PM.
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J M Sargent
Stromsburg
Fair Grounds
Osceola
Lou Detweiler
Lincoln
Nebraska Telephone Co
H. L. Mickey
Martha J. Mickey
Herman A. Sarow
Burch
Presbyterian Church
O. M. Lordstrom
Sloan candidate noted for farm policy and experience
Nebraska Fourth District voters were urged to back Chas H Sloan a lawyer farmer and banker with long study of tariff and farm issues. His 1910-13 record showed opposition to free list farm protection and tariffs with a focus on agricultural interests. Local notes report visits by Sloan and Sandall to Polk County events and a rally planned in Stromsburg.
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Sloan
Nebraska
Chas
Mr. Sloan
South
Tammany
House
Senate
America
Lincoln Journal
Harry Bauer
Lincoln
Osceola
Polk County boys and girls clubs hold second annual achievement program
The Polk County clubs hosted the second annual achievement program at the Legion Hall Osceola on October 17. Supt Hagey urged the value of club work, noting 11 clubs with 126 members, six boys clubs and five girls clubs, and projects including dairy cattle baby beef swine sheep cooking and sewing. The report also notes a corn husker shortage with wages at eight cents per bushel and six men placed by the county agent amid workers drawn to other counties.
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Polk County
Legion Hall
Osceola
F. B. Kelly
Supt. Hagey
Hagey
Nebraska
Lime and Phosphates as Pasture Top Dressings
English investigators report improved pasture carrying capacity after lime and phosphates top dressings. Treated land shows doubled nutrient content with phosphorus up 136 percent, potash up 102 percent, and lime up 152 percent compared with untreated areas, aiding cattle health and reducing cripples from rickets.
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England
Engineer Hoover reshapes civilization with new blueprint
W Will Irwin highlights Herbert Hoover as architect of material civilization guiding the nation even through imperfect successors. The piece emphasizes Hoover’s influence on shaping industry and society while preserving the human spirit.
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Herbert Hoover
W Will Irwin
Mr Hoover Defends American Identity and Duty
The passage proclaims Mr Hoover as quintessentially American and urges those who doubt his patriotism to inspect their own minds and justify why they are Americans. It emphasizes unwavering national loyalty and the clarity of his belief.
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Bryan
Arthur J. Weaver
Mr. Hoover
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