Osceola Newspaper Masthead and publication details
Osceola Nebraska records show the RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY with Robert G. Douglas as editor and John A G Johnston as president. John J Ayres serves as secretary treasurer and James F H Mickey as vice president. subscription is 2 dollars per year.
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Record Publishing Company (Incorporated
Robert G. Douglas
John A. G. Johnston
John J. Ayres
Sec
Treas
James FH. Mickey
Osceola
Nebraska
Future of the National Guard Faces Congressional Debate
A provocative piece in the Record argues the National Guard remains a cost effective, reliable force in history and warns that bills in Congress seek to exclude state guards. It criticizes regular army officers and urges strong defense of guard roles amid calls for disarmament.
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National Guard
Congress
Wadsworth-Kahn
National ‘Guard
War Department
White House
Baker
Junkers
Unfounded Report in Birmingham Adverts April 1806
A Birmingham advertisement from April 24 1806 offers a thirty guineas reward for the author of a malicious unfounded report about James John and Thomas Collings. The notice claims the trio were seen in disguise as the devil to extort money and asks readers to contact James Collings of Cottage Lane near the sand pits.
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Birmingham
James
John
Thomas Collings
James Collings
Sand Pits
Indians Purchase Airplane in Oklahoma Oil Boom Tale
Three Cherokee Indians visit a Kansas City airplane dealer and buy a big yellow airship for 38000 dollars. They reject painting the craft, then reveal the cash and declare they will paint it themselves. The trio, newly rich from Oklahoma oil, plan a red airplane flight over Oklahoma soon.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Make Em Work Says Alleged Bigamist in Philadelphia
Harry Thompson, held on bigamy charges, advised wives to work and stay content. Detected living with Wife No 2 while Wife No 1 suspected absence. both wives presented marriage certificates when Thompson was arrested. Wife No 1 claimed more children and another marriage. Thompson vowed not to harm either wife and claimed sympathy guided his actions. Bond set at $2000.
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Farm Bureau
Harry Thompson
Philadelphia
Thompson
Emily Chell
Dubuque
Maud Peterson
Debonair Thompson
No. 2
The King Edward VII Cat Disappears in New York
Police search underway after King Edward VII vanishes from his home. The cat known as King Edward VII wears a gold collar with fifteen diamonds and is described as remarkable by his owner Mrs Anita Comfort Brooks.
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King Edward VII
King Edward
New York
Anita Comfort Brooks
Revenue Bureau Tightens Labels on Denatured Alcohol
Continued reports of numerous fatalities from denatured alcohol used for drinking and external application push the Internal Revenue Bureau to act. Commissioner Roper orders that future labels state the exact effects of the alcohol on the human system and directs collectors to publicize the danger.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Roper
Man Recovers Memory Claims Pastoral Identity
A man employed four months by a feed and fuel firm in Anaheim California says he has recovered memory after a three year lapse and now identifies as Rev J Paul Reeves formerly pastor at Morrowsville Kansas He says he lost himself while traveling from Morrowsville to Washington Kansas and has written to his father Rev J A Reeves of Stella Nebraska.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Senator Johnson
Johnson
Borah
Atlantic
California
Congress
Berlin
United States Senate
London
Tokio
Britain
America
League of Nations
Japan
Anaheim
Cal
J. Paul Reeves
Morrowsville
Kan
Washington
J. A.reeves
Stella, Neb
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Ganator Johnson
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Chicago
Milwaukee
Berger’s
Des Moines
Iowa
Columbe
Ohio
Minneapolis
Minn
Gophers
Mickel
State Farm
Old Man French
Detective Bureau
Tony McSwiggen
Charles McShane
French
Adams
McSwiggen
Riverview
York
Europe
Barnum
Phineas T
Bolivia
United States
Dr. Scholl
Fuller’s Variety Store
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