Osceola Board Proceedings Audit and Road Fund Actions
The Osceola board met September 4 1916 auditing claims across general and road funds. Payments include John Lees Co Treas 4.15 for express, Maxwell-Ross 10.00, Monson 60.75, and others for grading nails paint and road work. Road districts 2 through 7 show numerous labor, blacksmithing, and bridge expenses. An Osceola case notes Doan’s Kidney Pills as relief for kidney ailments with a testimonial from G Timm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivo Guivere
John Lees
Co. Treas
Express
Fineey Broa
Maxro-Ross Co
John Monson
Frank Cherry
Arthur Gustafson
J. B. LeMar
Same
Rine Ware Ee al
Oscar Monson
Chas. Stewart
Murry Halstead
Standard Oil Co
Ceeeee Talt Harlow Frazier
Anstrom Auto Co
TYREE
Clyde
H.R. Lind
Carl Lind
Speckml
Nettie Burley
Edens
Vernan Lewis
Grace Coon
Margaret Veltman
Cassie Sweenie
Hattie Dixon
Joel Hanson
David Foster
Williams
Grace Pheasant
Councy Coupe Ciscreet
Henry H. Olson
Timgoin Ingerttas Gaysince
Sam J. W. Fillman
F. H. Ball
Poll Co. Tele
Miller
Defcec
Ernest G. Johnson
Polk Progress
Melburn & Scott Co
Hammond & Stephens Co
Sup- Phos
Farmers Grain Co
Durant Land
Searle & Ghapin Lbr. Co
Ce- Mione Sang Vis
Moore & Hunsaker
Reece
N. Px. Swanson
Olaf Annmotion
Koehler
M. A. Bull
Mark Timm
H. A. Johansen
S. W. Bennett
John Schlondorf
B. F. Lindstedt
David Hernbloom
Pimil Block
Omiston
Rima
Joe Babriel
Fed Ricken
Chas. Jiumiston
Fred Scow
1Ador Wise
Frank Loga
A. Kasch
Lsbor Veces
A. Bernt
Allie Thompson
and Anderson
Oscar Boden
Gust Boden
Arthur Cederberg
Ed Johnson
P. J. Lindholm
Geo. Hubbert
Nels Hughes
Forrest Marble
C. L. Marble
Cceeae
H. R. Lind
J. P. Nelson
Carl Jones
August Miller
Claus Peterson
Doan
Cr. G. Timm
Dean
Mr. Timm
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Hogging Down Corn for Hog Feeding Efficiency
The animal husbandry department at Lincoln College of Agriculture promotes hogs fed on corn to save harvest labor and improve self balancing rations. Shoals weighing 100 to 160 pounds are placed in dented corn with access to alfalfa. tankage serves as a supplement if no alfalfa field is available.
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Animal Husbandry Department
The
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Journal
Nebraska
Eggs as Meat Substitutes in Diet Plans
The home economics department of the college of agriculture states eggs cooked just below boiling are easily digested and a good tissue building protein source. Compared with other foods, eggs serve as a meat substitute, with carbohydrate foods like sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, or macaroni and a white sauce forming a balanced meal.
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Home Economics
College’ of Agriculture
Political Jottings on Wilson Hughes and Democratic Standings
Abts Vance McCormick argues Progressives back Wilson while Democrats fear pork politics. The piece notes Hughes as a warm proponent, Wilson’s suffrage stance unchanged, Burleson’s political savvy, and a critique of wage gains under Wilson versus Taft, with callouts to West and Maine.
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Maine
Vance McCormick
Justice Hughes
Wilson
Taft
Postmaster General Burleson and the Postal Savings Debate
At the annual meeting in Washington the first assistant postmaster general spoke on the postal savings system. Burleson, then a Texas congressman, voted against the bill and all opposing votes came from Democrats. The piece questions President Wilson’s claim of GOP ideas and hints at tensions with Hughes over Mexican policy notes.
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Washington
Postal Savings System
General Burleson
Burleson
Texas
Wilson
Hughes Speech Exposes Dem Pork Barrel Critique
A Hughes speech condemns reckless Democrat expense calling the pork barrel bill a national shame. He argues for a vitalized government system, sensible border preparedness, and firm rights without vacillation to protect America.
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America
Black Sow Taken Up Near Osceola With Ear Scar
A black sow weighing about 325 pounds was taken up at Hackberry Precinct nine miles southeast of Osceola on Monday August 28. The end of its right ear is off and the owner may claim by paying charges. Obrist notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackberry Precinct
Osceola
Bain
V. Ly
Selection of Potatoes for Seed from Field Yields
The horticultural department advises choosing seed potatoes by production per hill rather than plant judgment. Potatoes from hills with many tubers of uniform size and good type are best. Osceola is praised for a strong county fair and a three day circus and wild west show in David City.
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Horticultural Department of
College of Agriculture
Aith
David City
Silent vote and stockholders loom over Polk estate notice
Notice to creditors in The County Court of Polk County Nebraska for the estate of Morris C Stull Deceased. Claims must be filed by March 8 1917 and debts paid by Sept 8 1917 with hearings on Sept 8 1916 Dec 8 1916 and March 8 1917 at 10 AM. County Judge H Ball presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris C. Stull
Nebraska
Said
H. Ball
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Gem Theatre
Barber’s Pharmacy
Rexall
Trotters Variety Store
Gusta Franz
Osceola Record
G. R. Goldsberry
Ideal
W. O. Johnson & Co
W. H. Weeden & Son
First National Bank Chicago Lumber Co
Little Gold and Silver
G. I. Lovell
Osceola Hardware Co
Bennett
Osceola Bank
Peterson & Peterson
Mill and Elevator Co
Board of County Commissioners
General Fund
Ben Stouffer
Bor Clay Stricklin
Labor Road District
Swan Cederberg
Jodl Hansen, Co
Asl
Hughes
Mr.Wilson
Mr. Hughes
President Wilson
Treasury ‘Department
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Philadelphia
Evening Ledger
D. L. Baker
Webraska Prosperity League
Dents
Wesley P. Adens
South
Omuama John Aluzertson
Pender
C. C. Allison
Surokon
Giorce
Antil Investments
Blair
Baird
Wmartington
J.W. Benoca Farmer
Humphrey
Alfred Sratt
Genoa
Brown Real Estate
W. J. Surgees
Harry,w. Durkley
W. M. Bushman
Albert Cahn
Louis S, Deets Btockman
Keanney
Fairfield Real Estate Investments
John N. Frenzer
R. Gilmore
T. V. Golden
O'Neill
Ferdinand Haarmann
J.J. Hanighen
Fred’. Hunker
West Point
FRANK B. JOHNSON +OMAHA PRINTING CO
Karbach Investments
HON. S Ty. Keeley Valentine
J. Kelly
Nicbrara Frank B. Kennard Capitalist
Jacob Klein
Beatrice Bud Latta
Texaman EE. M. F. Keflang Capitalist
Y . G. W. Megerth Coal Operator
John A. Mohrbacher Investments, Wymore Cophus F. Neble Publishcr
George Parr
Nebraska City
Hon. Watson L. Purdy
Madison
Theodore Reimers
Fullerton
Carl Rohde
Columbus
John G. Rosicky
A. G. Roth
Fremont
John Schindler
Stanton H. Schmoller
Jodber
Theodore WH
Serk Stockman
Religh
G. E. Shukert
Harry £. Sman
Paul F. Skinner
A. F. Smith
Hon
Jobber
N. A. Spiesberger
Stafford Norpolk
Wilson, Carranza & Co
White House
Kansas
State Board of Corrections of
Kansas State Penitentiary
I Rt
Nebraska Prosperity League
High PremRa
L. F. Crofoot
W. J. Goad
J. B. Haynes
Omaha
Carranza
Uncle Sam
Carter
G. T. Ray Nebras Ee
Polk County
Lincoln Daily and Sunday Journal
the State Journal
Lincoln, Nebraska
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