Looking Backward and Forward in Nebraska Farm Prosperity
The Nebraska farm year 1923 yielded record corn value and strong livestock, with grain crops except wheat at good prices. The Lincoln Trade Review pegs state farm production over 475 million dollars, predicting a robust 1924 driven by grain, forage, and livestock, while urging farmers to adjust crops and invest in high quality stock.
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Lincoln Trade Review
Congress
Nebraska
Eem
Hope of American farmer lies in his home market
A Midwestern audience hears H. E. Miles of the fair tariff league argue that high steel tariffs raise farm costs by $100,000,000 yearly. He implies tariffs should fall so England and Belgium can compete, risking lower prices, wages, and farmers’ purchasing power in the U S market.
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Fair Tariff League
Omaha Bee
H. E. Miles
New York
Middle West
Miles
United States
Manufactors
Europe
Isolated by European Madness Says Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star argues that the United States is isolated not by ignorance but by Europe’s fever for war. Europe’s ruins and large armies compel reconstruction and aid to countries like Poland Romania and Czechoslovakia, while America stays home.
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America
Europe
France
Germany
Poland
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Kansas City Star
Woman charges Mrs. Catt with Democratic alliance
Carrie Chapman Catt tours the nation denouncing the Senate and pushing a peace program and League of Nations while defending Wilson's conduct. Mrs. Monroe responds in Topeka by questioning fund use and arguing Catt misrepresents America and suffrage goals.
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Mls
Carrie Chapman Catt
United States Senate
United States
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
America
Wilson
Washington
Europe
Mrs. Catt
Leslie Foundation
Peace prize contest fails to secure lasting harmony
The Detroit Free Press argues that enduring peace cannot come from prizes or treaties alone. It flows from hearts and mutual understanding, citing the United States and Canada as an example of genuine goodwill.
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Detroit Free Press
Old Year’s Echoes and Quiet Osceola Streets
The piece notes a New Year’s resolve unlikely to be kept and praises the electric transmission line that rode out the storm Sunday. It laments delays in Nebraska road warrants and jokes about defacto government in Mexico, ending with a brisk, blustery blizzard description.
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Nebraska
Washington Society Embraces Subtle Beauty Reform
A remark on the First Lady avoiding rouge signals a broader shift in Washington social life toward natural beauty and simplicity. H. G. Wells remarks on the League of Nations hint at a global discourse influencing manners and attire.
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Washington
Polk County Commissioners Proceed in Osceola December 18 1932
Polk County Nebraska board meets in regular session with all members present. Poll tax on John Wilson annulled after his affidavit of being over fifty at assessment. Various claims approved across General, Poor, Road, and Inheritance Tax funds. jail sewer work authorized. board to reconvene January 2, 1924.
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Osceola
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
John Wilson
Wilson
A. M. Monson
Martin S Jones Same
John A. Carlson
John Sjoblom
John Colson Visits Stromsburg on Business
John Colson traveled from Stromsburg to the city on business yesterday, meeting local contacts and handling a scheduled appointment.
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John Colson
Stromsburg
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Polk Co
Mal Sham
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Lincoln
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Rolling Stones
Bryan
Charley
Defacto
Mexico
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The
Advo
Pork and Beans
Rough Rider
Campbells
Lewis
Gallon Fruits
General Fund
W. B. Anderson Calking Co
W. F. Kepner & Son
Ben Johnson and
Sudphcs Co
Eec
John W. Oberg
Craven Lumber Co. Coal Geo
F. ‘Anderson
Walter Nelson
Special Bridge Fund I
J. Howland
Albert Petersonia and
Pietines Oo
Chicago Lanner Co
Geo. F. Anderson
Searle and Chapin Lumber Co. Lumber Coo
John Kula
Craven Lumber Co
Vern McCormick
Dragging
Carl O. Lindquist
B. Krebsbach Same
C. F. Donelson Same
L. T. Seymour Same
Cliff Hawley Same
Geo
F. Anderson Same
Sundberg Same
Adolph L. Alt Same
Oscar Jones Same
J. H. McCarty Same
M. D. Sack Same
Tom Kreis Same
Burdette Westring Same
Carlson Same
H. C. Brazee Same
Frank Scholz Same
Olof Yougdahl Same
Geo. Miller Same
Joseph F. Swan Same
Jim Lockard Jr. Same
Will Fjell Same
W. C Olson
Edward Ferris Same
C. E. Doremus Same
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Mark Timm Same
Lawrence Finds
Reinhold Dethloff Same
A. A. Young
L. E. Lindquist
Americas Greatest Magazine
Essued
Hearst
Harper’s Bazar
National Magazine of Motoring
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Croush-Tex Drug CO
Osceola, Nebr
Union Pacific
U.S
Omaha
C. R. Gray
Pacific
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