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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
4
The Record argues for a soldier bonus only if funded by those who can afford it, noting taxpayers opposing the bonus were fervent patriots in 1917 and 1918. It blames the middle class, farmers, small business owners, and workers who own property for bearing the cost, while veterans have sacrificed for five years without a federal bonus.
Wisconsin adopts county maintenance for highways, dividing the state into nine divisions with resident engineers and county patrols. Patrolmen sign contracts with bonds, operate team or motor patrols, and report visits. costs range from 110 to 165 dollars monthly, with miles and types of roads detailed.
The passage argues whether ex-service men should be repaid beyond a dollar a day. It states ex-soldiers remain unselfish and patriotic, willing to accept whatever conclusion is reached.
Arthur Carson and family of Columbus traveled to Osceola to spend Thanksgiving with relatives, sharing a holiday gathering with Osceola kin.
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 A M Morning worship at 11 00 A M and church service at 7 20 P M for parish members and visitors.
A dissatisfied merchant sells assets including an interurban railroad to a junk dealer for a fraction of value. He gains a charter, tears up rails, and trials force a court to order service. The junk dealer becomes a traction magnate with huge liabilities, then must operate as a public servant rather than purely for profit.
The survey notes U S electric output fell nationwide in September while Nebraska saw higher water power use in July and August due to rains. State demand dropped by over half a million kilowatt hours from August. coal use declined and fuel oil use rose. Regional figures show Arizona California Idaho Nevada still modest coal use for central stations. A Poland China boar offers improved stock, and MacQueen at Silver Creek has good ones for sale. A farmer writes about schooling and community funding, lamenting limits and calling for unity to support local schools.
A 1923 report notes 21 log school houses and 47 soddies in Nebraska. It also records 14 529 free high school students attending schools outside their home districts as nonresident pupils.
The NEA plans a July Washington D C convention to benefit classroom teachers with direct access to national experience. The event aims to boost Americanism in teaching and highlight American traditions and historic surroundings for educators.
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