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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

2

Bystander Club Focuses On Courtyard Cleanliness And Weed Control

The article notes the need to keep camp courtyards and city areas free of litter especially after water melon seasons. It cites parties like Jim Farris and Roy Cok while detailing calls for proper dump receptacles, regular trash disposal, and heightened civic effort to remove weeds and unsightly spots. It mentions Myron Thompson and local residents discussing duties, varying timeframes, and the bystander club’s push for quicker action to improve streets and yards.

Jim Farris Jim Roy Cok Roscoe Miller Order John Holt Harry Biggs

Dormant bank balances bill revived in London debate

In Parliament Horatio W. Bottomley pushes a dormant bank balances bill to force disclosure of unclaimed funds for government use. Stories of a London woman with 140000 dollars and other long dormant accounts spark calls for sweeping recovery, while Austen Chamberlain and Major Lowther weigh the issue and the bill advances to a select committee.

Bottomley M. P London Horatio W. Bottomley South Hackney John Bull Indy Austen Chamberlain Major Lowther North Cumberland du Vane Bank of Jingland William Noble Bank of England Coutts’ Bank Post Office Savings

Bot tomley’s financial career and legal troubles summarized

The passage chronicles Bot tomley’s complex career as promoter and journalist. It notes voluntary payments to stockholders of a failed concern in the past, a 1909 treasury prosecution that failed, a 1911 court order to refund 250000 to the estate of R B Master, damages paid to Miss Louvima Knollys, and his roles founding the London Financial Times and John Bull. It also mentions mining wealth and ownership of a racing stable in later years.

Treasury London and Joint Stock Trust and Finance Corporation Bottomley R. B. Master Madras Louvima Knollys Lord Knollys Edward VII London Financial Times John Bull

Vimy Ridge Transferred to Canadian Government

Vimy Ridge, allotted by France as a gift to Canada, has been formally transferred. The community shows strong interest in future plans. A memorial building is expected to be erected by the Canadian government to house records relating to the sector.

Vimy Ridge Canada Canadien

Bolsheviks Kill 75 People Daily Reported

The article notes that daily killings by Bolsheviks are reported with 75 executions per day. It claims about twenty thousand hostages have been arrested in Petrograd recently and that Russian newspapers publish frequent lists of 50 to 100 persons executed for various reasons.

Petrograd

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