Osceola Nebraska newspaper heading notice
The fragment records a post office notice dated March 13 1919 indicating second class matter status at Osceola Nebraska under the 1879 act, with editor Robert G Douglas.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
The fragment records a post office notice dated March 13 1919 indicating second class matter status at Osceola Nebraska under the 1879 act, with editor Robert G Douglas.
The Record publishes W F Crozier's detailed reply to Robert Douglas on amending the League of Nations covenant. Crozier argues sovereignty gradual surrender is real and cites Rush-Bagot and New Granada treaties, urging careful limits on armament and international policing.
An old real estate notice urges readers to invest in land over stocks. It claims land holds value, cites Polk and Butler County listings, notes price gains and western Nebraska and eastern Colorado opportunities. The ad promises savings, site visits, and personal guidance from agents.
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