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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1924

Page

4

Coolidge outlines funds tax reform and world court support

President Coolidge champions budget systems and tax cuts to curb government spending. He backs private enterprise, equal opportunity, and gradual armament limits while urging national unity, a permanent court role, and reform in agriculture, education, and child labor protections.

Niy Cal Coolidge Europe Caimes League of Nations Permanent Court of International Justice World Court Coolidge Baia America Reparations Commission Charles G. Dawes General Dawes Tlme Latin America Mexico War Finance Corporation Northwest Great Lakes

Nebraska Farmers Thrive Amid Rich Harvest Trends

The article praises Nebraska agriculture citing 1918–22 data showing high corn and wheat yields, strong cattle and hog numbers, and favorable debt levels. It argues tax-exempt bonds shift burden to other property owners and calls for tax simplification and leveling of tax responsibilities across all property.

Nebraska Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank Iowa Mississippi South Dakota United States Congress John Smith J. D. Morganfeller Henry Jones Hickville Benking Syndicate Polk County

Signs of Spring Dialogue in a Grade School

A classroom exchange features a teacher asking Johnnie to use the word triangle in a sentence. Johnnie responds with a pun about bait suggesting angle worms if fish do not bite on grasshoppers.

Johnnie

Rush cites libraries reversing youth drift with reading

Charles E Rush librarian of the Indianapolis Public Library argues that the word dumbbell spells the root of youth turning back to learning. He claims modern flappers fear the label beautiful but dumb and thus spend hours weekly in libraries reading history political science and modern intellectual novels.

Charles E. Rush Indianapolis America

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