12 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
1
The Morehead and Shelton Clipper items critique the gubernatorial campaign. They question the democratic slate and reveal positions of candidates, business ties, and political maneuvering. The pieces touch on leadership, party loyalties, and the path to civic reform.
A farewell sermon will be preached at Crouse's German M. E. Church on September 15 morning at 9 30 and 11 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend. The pastor notes a shipment of sprayers and safetida mentioned in the notice.
Ak-Sar-Ben announces fall events from September 25 to October 5 including an electrical parade and a dedication parade for the World building. The schedule features a long automobile floral parade with flower-covered cars and beauty queens, Woodmen of the World team entries, and a Cheyenne Frontier Day style show.
An editorial urges a Morehead versus Skiles debate over the referendum and constitution amendments. It recounts Morehead’s Senate record backing or opposing measures and cites Skiles’ criticisms and proposed changes to direct legislation amid Mexican intervention talk.
Ed Mickey found preserved Osceola advertising cards from 1880 when Bittenbender and Buell ran the Record and Mahan was postmaster. A village plat drawing is shown, now posted in the bank window to attract attention of longtime residents.
A Columbus Telegram excerpt notes a Nebraska state bankers meeting praising efforts to defeat the Democratic governor candidate, warning such big interests may boost Roosevelt's Nebraska chances by election day. It cites Omaha business bankers campaigning to save the state’s honor and oppose Roosevelt’s renomination.
Services scheduled for Sept 15 include Sunday School at 10 and 11 with Rev Spalding preaching at 11. An 8 pm evening sermon follows. all are invited per the committee order.
Property listing details a 24 by 28 foot house with a barn, a good well and brick walled cistern with an iron pump. Includes fruit trees and other improvements. One block south of the new school building. See Chas Burkhas t.
160 acres five miles from railroad station described as fine land in a well settled community with easy access to school priced at 48.50 per acre. Another 160 acres four miles from county seat in thriving farming area priced at 18.00 per acre. Additional parcels include 160 acres near rail station and church, 25.00 per acre. full sections within three and four and a half miles of town at 25.06 and 25.00 per acre. one quarter section four and a half miles from rail station at 25.00 per acre. Overall note says first class land with strong surrounding farms and current corn ripening.
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