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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
4
The article praises President Coolidge for candor in politics and reports his stance against recognizing the insurgent Republican wing for a running mate. He seeks a vice president who shares his beliefs to prevent policy deviation, despite pressure for a progressive middle Western candidate.
A Lincoln Star excerpt argues that a politician will not resort to ordinary political tricks nor confess sympathy for a philosophy he rejects, emphasizing a pledge to uphold traditional conservative values within the Republican party.
A historic news agency summary outlines a period of economic re adjustment with prices and wages drifting downward. It notes a world shift to lower tariffs, use of gold reserves to finance European trade, and potential effects on agriculture through lower commodity prices, costs, and foreign demand, referencing the Dawes plan as relevant. Nebraska Farmer.
The passage discusses Americans overwhelmed by extensive laws governing daily life from smoking age to hotel linens and tipping limits. It notes a broad, persistent trend toward regulation shaping how people invest, work, and trade, signaling a growing unease with government control.
A collection of editorial snippets shows critics arguing Coolidge’s speeches lack passion while preferring practical, levelheaded action. Democratic distrust of free trade is cited with fears of disaster, and European salvation plans rely on US funding. The pieces also note California’s internal party split and a controversial, antisemitic justification tied to a murder case.
The quote argues that both state and national paternalism have grown complex, harming governmental initiative and intelligent self interest that built the United States from sparsely populated states into a great nation. It emphasizes the stifling effect on enterprise and progress.
NorthWest Corner Square area advertises plumbing and pump repair work by L. E. Lindquist. Offers gas engine repair and general plumbing heating services with call for work.
Polk and Merrick counties plus state engineer oversee joint bid process for a 60 foot steel bridge over Silver Creek near Central City. Western Bridge & Construction Co. wins with 94 200 dollars for the steel bridge and fill work, with project costs shared by the state Merrick and Polk counties.
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