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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues the president should use Col. House of Texas as a reserve force to pressure recalcitrant senators over the peace treaty. It notes House’s past diplomacy and suggests appointing him as a personal representative to smooth negotiations and deliver the president’s plans.
War department stockpiles of food kept beyond armistice spark concerns over rising prices and profiteering. Editor recalls government sales, market weakness, and political views on suffrage while recounting local incidents and community reactions.
Oats 73 cents Wheat No 3 2.09 Wheat No 4 2.07 Corn 1.85 to 1.95. Friday market notes show current bids and range for grain like oats wheat and corn from Kimberley Grain Co on Thursday July 31.
The speaker denounces the Shantung transfer to Japan as a grave injustice to 40 million Chinese and a betrayal of democratic ideals. He argues the league of nations cannot correct this wrong and criticizes the senate for backing the treaty. He notes April dispatches as further context for postwar peace issues.
A fiery Senate critique denounces the League of Nations as a power steadied by secret diplomacy. The speaker warns it threatens Monroe Doctrine, national sovereignty, and the duty to determine war by the people, not foreign edicts.
Elmer Niles of Elgin Ohio owns a hen that unexpectedly acts as a mother to a litter of rats. The scene occurred while she was feeding her chickens as the hen crawled from beneath the barn and clucked as if calling a brood.
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