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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
4
The legislature considers a piecemeal revival of the rejected Douglas primary law aimed at moving primaries from July to August and restoring 1907 provisions. Advocates argue current rules force write ins or default slates for delegates and central committee members, creating ballot chaos.
The text notes they must obtain items individually or in a piecemeal fashion. It emphasizes a step by step approach rather than bulk collection and reflects a methodical procurement stance.
The piece argues every individual and business must align legal moral and economic aspects to succeed. It stresses profit margins as the key, notes price regulation via supply and demand, and suggests cutting costs or increasing output as responses. It concludes that businesses must tackle the margin problem themselves.
Representative Edmonds of Pennsylvania proposes a bill letting holders of Federal bonds send in bonds marked for cancellation or write a note specifying the country in whose favor the cancellation should be credited. The Treasury would follow bondholder directions.
The $3,000,000 road fund prompts comparison with other states and farm incomes. The piece argues for modernizing transportation policy, reducing railroad capitalized costs, consolidating rail lines, and applying 20th century economic science to curb price inflation and improve service.
The piece urges bondholders to mail bonds to the Secretary of the Treasury for cancellation and credit to England or other nations. It notes possible creation of a special bureau but says none is deemed necessary, urging conciliatory actions from supporters.
The damaged text shows a jealous exchange where one person asks why the other goes on the balcony to sing and if neighbors should hear. The companion denies domestic abuse intent, saying it is not about beating but about appearances.
Public sale announced for March 6 at the Volne farm featuring horses and farm machinery. Auction to include horses identified as Ceattie and farm equipment. Local farmers and bidders invited to attend.
A New York man allegedly buried his wife's clothes to restrain her from leaving home and avoid her running around. The case details remain unclear as authorities investigate.
Ralph Sommerstedt returns to Lincoln after visiting his ailing father. Mrs. Colby returns home from Lincoln. Wm Bachman attends Carl Bachman’s wedding in Creston. Everett Miller’s hog house narrowly escapes serious fire due to neighbors. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Dernan. Death notice for Miss Mary Hower of Shipolis Illinois. relatives from Osceola attend. Miss Mildred Fox visits Osceola. Dr. Inks mourns loss of Mrs Rebecca Inks in Ohio. Hotchkisses return from Los Angeles with tale of 2125 mile trip. plans to visit California relatives. Community Cred club enjoys lively meeting with debates on autos. Auto dealers sell cars to Melvin Strand and James McMeekin. John Lees and others lay groundwork for new store addition. Local theft report of radiator, tire, and oil spout. Mr. and Mrs. Crossant relocate to Osceola with reception. Rev. Van Ice fills pulpit due to illness. Bertha Groff engagement party for Orville Keebaugh. Fire at Omaha home of Humiston causes material loss. Floyd Gudges travels to Denver. Viola Haatert accompanies sister to business college. Pearl Nelson weds Russell Olson at home ceremony. Victor Johnson surprise gathering. planning business venture.
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