Veteran nonpartisan Richardson county politician praised for Grand Island Home
J W Bosley cites Jack Walsh as a successful administrator at the Grand Island Soldiers and Sailors Home. He claims reduced costs and improved staff efficiency, while criticizing the Board of Control and questioning food quality and payrolls under prior Republican administrations. He warns democracy should erect a monument before the reckoning on November 7, 1916.
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Omaha World-Herald
Richardson County
Neb
Jack Walsh
Grand Island
Jack
Board of Control
Burkette
Keith Neville
Neville
Lincoln
Big Quay
J. W. Bosley
Strange contrast at republican state headquarters contrasts Beach and Beebe
The World Herald notes Ed Beach and Carl Beebe show a sharp contrast at the Republican state headquarters. Beach is cold and distant while Beebe is warm and sociable. The piece credits Beebe with potential influence, while acknowledging Beach’s strong anti Democratic sentiment. Charley Johns and Jess Craig are noted as 1914 holdovers.
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Ed.Beach
Carl Beebe
Beach
Carl
Charley Johns
Jess Craig
World- Herald
Modest rise of Judge Sutton highlighted in life history
The account praises Judge Sutton for overcoming a small start and poverty through self education. It notes his hardships shaped him into a better citizen and stresses that his education was real and self acquired, emphasizing his intimate experience with poverty and enterprise.
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Judge Sutton
Clarks Enterprise
Trained Animal Acts at Eschman World Shows Osceola
The J H Eschman World United Shows bring trained ponies horses elephants donkeys goats baboons pigs dogs and llamas to Osceola on Monday Sept 1 with aerial acts and a complete animal performance praised for intelligence and skill. A trained pig troupe is highlighted as a crowd-pleaser alongside other acts, drawing families from six to sixty to see the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Eschman
J. H. Erschman
Central Committee Meets for Polk County Republican Campaign
The Polk County Republican Central Committee and candidates convened at the courthouse with BE Beach state chairman and Phillip Bross of Congressman Sloan present. Beach urged optimistic plans for the fall and Bross spoke on national politics. A campaign start was set for after the state fair with town meetings planned, while H F Carson announced a large newspaper space purchase to support the effort.
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Phillip Bross
Wahoo
Sloan
Messrs. Beach and Bross
Polk County
Public disapproval of the Nebraska Dry Federation organ
The piece criticizes the Nebraska Dry Federation for funding an official organ to promote the prohibition amendment. It argues funds could be better used, notes dissidents remain principled supporters, and accuses the campaign of wasteful spending. The column also reports on local moves and departures in Osceola and Burns, including property purchases and relocations.
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Nebraska Dry Federation
Prosperity League
Nebraska Dry Federationist
Frank Harrison
Dry Federation
Aurora Republican
G. W. Price
Oscaola
Nebr
Burns
Federal Land Co
Golden Prairie
Price
The
Herald
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Eyprehoy
Eveready
Rica
Lusi
Bennett
Mee
Osceola Bank
DEPOSiTORS \ GUARANTY FUND
State of
Nebraska
Osceola
Charles £. Hughes
Charity
Wilson
Hughes
Japan
Ptock
Redfield
Emperor Francis Joseph
Mr. Wilson
Germany
Texas Border Counties
Texas
Russia
Lewis of
Llindis
J. Frank Hanley
Milwaukee
Cincinnatii
St. Louis
Sec. Redfield
West Indies
McAdoo
Bryan
Ohio
Brother Charles
Commissioners ‘Proceedings
Board of County Commissioners
Hackberry H. L. Carter
Claud Cook
D. A. Dey
Geo. Graff
C. E. Ho
Gust E. Johnson
Ernest A. Olson
O. Carlson
Platte
John Buchta
W. M
Campain
M.E
Daniel
Walter Lewis
Thomas
Lavelle
Bord
Jon Hanson
Hackberry Precinct
W. L. Obrist Phong
H. F. Carson
Diry Federation
Carson
Annis
Charles Lovell
Gresham
Nels Liliedahl
Sutton
Kir. Liliedahl
Brother Lee
First National Bank
R of Seag
Rok
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