Seny iang Che Osceoka Record
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
4
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The Polk County Democrat critiques Walrath as a partisan journalist and analyzes his Republican ticket forecasts. It questions his populist stance and ponders fusion prospects, scrutinizing names like C. O. Johnson George Engelhardt E R Ware H H Campbell and others in Osceola precinct factions.
The tariff schedules fight continues as Aldrich and supporters override insurgent leaders. Some Democrats who backed the Denver platform cheer from the floor while aiding the measure. The impending vote on the tariff bill exposes unlikely alliances.
The writer condemns Walrath for slipping a populist label and accuses him of forgery and duplicitous politics. Jones Norton and Beltzer who went to St Louis allegedly walked from populist principles, and the piece urges old time populists to resist such labeled shifts and demand integrity.
Readers are urged to compare last legislature appropriations with Shallenberger economy remarks as candidates seek sheriff nominations. The piece accuses fusionists of pressuring rail railroad property valuations and questions editors about past tax impacts and railroad valuation decisions.
Liberty Clark declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer subject to Republican voters at the primary.
Rev. F. R. Brown of Pelk will preach at High Prairie school house at 3 p.m. next Sunday.
Markets in Osceola show wheat trading unevenly with limited detail on price levels and specific contracts. Readability is low but indicates activity in grain futures and local trading interest.
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