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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
3
The piece criticizes Secretary Baker and praises the regular army while denouncing clemency for Eugene V. Debs. It questions national guard funding, noting an $80,000 maintenance appropriation and the lack of a clear state program, with references to the league of nations and border patrol duties.
School officers from District 28 in Polk County traveled to Lincoln to secure overdue funds from the Consolidated School appropriation. Through diligence, the $250 owed the Rural High School district has been paid, resolving questions about the appropriation meant to support transportation, facilities, and vocational instruction in 20 plus section districts.
The Osceola Record prints its 1919 ownership and management statement with publisher Record Publishing Company Osceola Nebr and editor Robert G Douglas Osceola Nebr. The list includes numerous stockholders and security holders led by Douglas and Ayers with many Osceola and nearby Nebr. residents named. The piece also includes a local bystander column rundown of town happenings and social notes.
George recalls being punished to stay in his room yet quickly complains his throat is dry. His mother offers water as silence falls before he sighs that nothing helps his throat but the fresh air, a simple lesson on nature’s remedy.
An electrical seal enclosure machine can process 30 000 pieces of mail per hour. It was developed by a government agency with a plan to allow both government use and private deployment without paying royalties.
In a satirical piece, readers weigh whether John fits a Bolshevik stereotype while noting he may be guilty of other charges. The column compares facial hair styles, political labels, and local figures such as Frank Olson and August W. Johnson, with light mock commentary on public safety and past debates.
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