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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1924
Page
4
McNary-Haugen bill praised as relief for farmers
A review argues the McNary-Haugen bill is logical and beneficial for US agriculture if it avoids burdening others. Backers say it could curb surplus by forming a government loaned purchase system, stabilizing prices while keeping existing marketing channels intact. The piece notes broad farmer support and criticizes substitutes like cooperative marketing as failed options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bil
McNary-Haugen
Editor Calls Europe Not To Be Suckers For Debts
Chicago Tribune editor returns from Europe asserting Europe can pay its debts and urges Americans to stop being suckers. He notes polo ponies worth $250000 on the Riviera and explains tense national relations require standing armies. He hopes the Dawes Commission will align interests and unlock wealth for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Europe
America
Riviera
Dawes Commission
Federal Taxes Versus Local Burdens Highlighted
Kansas figure shows federal income tax per person in 1922 at 1.92 dollars while local and state taxes sum to 42.61 dollars. The Kansas Register argues reforms begin at home to curb the overall tax load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Latin American investments rise to nearly four billion
Department of Commerce reports US citizens have invested almost 4 billion dollars in Central and South American nations, underscoring growing American interests in Latin America. The statement highlights cross border commerce and investment activity across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Department of Commerce
Latin America
Latins Americas Info Grows In U S Interest
Over a decade, Latin America information has expanded in the United States. Prior to 1904 Americans knew little, but now manufacturers merchants bankers investors ship owners travelers educators and students seek Latin America affairs data, a healthier brand than European propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Europe
Self sufficient policy drives British empire irrigation efforts
The British plan to build large irrigation projects in India and the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan aligns with a general empire policy to be self sufficient. English mills have bought most American cotton, but this market is shrinking as British dominions increase their own production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sudan
Banker Retires With 50000 After Uncle’s Death
A banker who rose from poverty twenty years ago retires with 50000 in fortune. He earned the money through industry economy and diligent effort, aided by the death of an uncle who left 49444.50 to the bank er.
City Park Panel Denies Personal Motives in Road Plan
The City Park committee insists their push to build a road from the golf club grounds to the bathing pool is not driven by personal motives. They emphasize public access and park improvement as the plan’s aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Committee
Golf¢ Club
Community debate on building a band stand in Osceola
Town letters urge using abandoned band wagons from the primaries for a band stand while cautioning outsiders not to misread Osceola cleanup as moral cleansing but as a physical cleanup effort and community improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Democrats Press Day Convention Accusations Questioned
A political note argues that if Democrats hold their convention on press day they cannot accuse others of partisan bias for not reporting the event. The remark frames coverage expectations and partisan critique in a concise critique of media impartiality.
Dandelion Cleanup Aims to Prevent Beverage Contamination
A note expresses hope that during dandelion clearance all plants are burned so none contaminate drinks.
Oscar Nelson Taken To Omaha Hospital
Oscar Nelson of the Nelson Bros dairy farm between here and Stromsburg was moved to a hospital at Omaha yesterday by Dr. Ekstrom of Stromsburg. The family was notified last night that his condition is serious with an infection of the head possibly an abscess or tumor. Leonard and Arthur Nelson left for Omaha by auto. The condition is grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nelson
Nelson Bros
Here
Stromsburg
Omaha
Ekstrom
Leonard
Arthur Nelson
Northern Lights Mystery Solved
A lengthy Record feature reveals the solution to a noted Northern Lights mystery, easing reader anxiety with the breakthrough. The piece notes ongoing public interest and hints at further inquiries into related enigmas such as the Ly ing cost yet to be clarified.
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Northern Lights
Burst of community spirit speeds up local schedule
A brisk communal push accelerates events, leaving late participants behind as others surge ahead. The sense of momentum in the town sharpens routines and raises expectations for timely progress.
FIRST M E CHURCH INVITES WORSHIP AND EVENTS
The First M. E. Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with Epworth League at 7:00 and evening service at 8:00. Midweek service is Wednesday at 7:30 with choir practice Thursday at 7:30. Winnie Gabelson, a missionary in India, speaks at the morning service. The Standard Bearers meet Thursday at 7:30 in the brotherhood room. The W. F. M. S. district convention is set for Polk Wednesday and Thursday. Thanks are offered to Epworth League helpers for sending eggs to the hospital. Three cases were sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Winnie Gabelson
India
Brotherhood
Polk
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Services and Meetings
church prayer service Wednesday 8:00 Luther League at Bodine home Thursday April 24 8:00 Sunday School 10:00 and 11:00 Divine Worship Swedish Service 7:30 Ladies Aid Bodine home April 30 2:50 P M Easter egg money for Conference mission work. Pastor Adolf Serenius invites all to Bible class and notices from Sunday School teachers and parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Oscar Bodine
Ladies Aid
C. H. Anderson
Arthur Oberg
Oscar Bodeen
S. S
Adolf Serenius
Grace and Valley Churches Easter Program Impresses
Grace and Valley Churches invited worshipers to both locations for Sunday services. The Easter program drew a large, appreciative audience. A new male and mixed quartet featuring John Koehler and others debuted Sunday and was well received. Pastor J A Klein delivered the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace & Valley
John Koehler
Laroy Rhodes
Walter Koehler
Carl Wieseman
Pierson
Otto Schaber
J. A. Klein
Family News From Across the Nation and Midwest
A family column recalls Verne Clark in Big Creek California as an Edison accountant. Arvid Branting reports spring delays in North Platte farming. N W Barde and husband Parde enjoy life in Stillwater Oklahoma with Barde overseeing bridge cement work in Oklahoma City. The Leath erberry twins reappear as married residents. Delia Douglas lives in Iowa City with a stock broker husband. Mabel Roslund works three years with Ross P Curtice Music Co in Lincoln. Walter Chauner teaches in Bozeman Montana. Mrs Lynn Sheldon notes improved health in letters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Clark
Liberty Clark
Big Creek
California
Edison Company
Arvid Branting
North Platte
N. W. Barde
Oliver Westberg
Parde
Stillwater
Oklo
Farmers' Organizations Critiqued by Nebraska Farmer
The Nebraska Farmer recounts past skepticism toward bands of organizers promoting farmer action and state ownership schemes. It recalls an invading group from the Northwest three years ago that raised funds and dispersed most for political action, yielding little benefit to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Farmer
Nebraska
Orthwest
Desert
Farmers urged to back cooperative ventures over organizers
The piece warns against organizing efforts that profit organizers and urges farmers to support co operative formations run by and for farmers. It argues pooling could stabilize prices and improve marketing, citing successful farm co operatives and calling for closer adherence to farmer controlled enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiet
Plumbing and Heating Pump Repair Services
Expert plumbing heating pump repair man ready for all kinds of plumbing work and gas engine repair. Serves Northwest Corner Square area. Contact L. E. Lindquist for needed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Corner Square
L. E. Lindquist
Poultry School Highlights Best Practices for Chicks
O. N. Summers led a poultry school at the Osceola Farm Bureau with about thirty attendees. He stressed three core factors for profitable chick raising and offered detailed feeding, housing, and management guidance including heat, lighting, early sun exposure, starter diets, and the later shift to dry mash, green feeds, and appropriate culling to favor pullets for better egg production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Summers
Farm Bureau
Osceola
Summers
Presbyterian Church School of Missions Evening Schedule
The Presbyterian Church invites attendees to a 6 30 P M Sunday program and an 8 00 P M showing titled The Navaho Indian with stereopticon. Pastor Thos Be Barr invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
School of Missions
Thos
BE. Barr
Notice of Final Report in Peters estate Nebraska
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Levin Peters deceased has a final account and report, petition for final settlement, order of distribution and heirship, and motion to strike late filed claims and discharge. Hearing set May 16 1924 at 10 00 A M before County Judge F H Ball. Interested parties may appear and contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Levin
Peters
State OF
F. H. Ball
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Anderson Merc. Co
W. O. Johnson Co
Osceola Produce Co
Osceola Flour Mill
A. A. Beatty
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Osman Tire & Service Station
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E. J. Drumm
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