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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
The Record notes C H Gustafson joins the Republican bid for the U S Senate, likely reshaping the field with strong ties to organized agriculture. The piece also discusses tariff rates on wool, political maneuvers around Norton Hitchcock Bryan, revenue law debate, and a lengthy meditation on resistance and life.
The column recounts a rambunctious day as Tom Krise and friends escape a storm by hiding in a culvert and returning home safe. It notes plans to retire Nelson Anderson and jokes about Westward moves, local politics, and Jim Ferris’s sheriff bid, with humorous asides about bootleggers and townsfolk.
J L Hurd's home under quarantine for scarlet fever with Imogene as the patient. she has recovered while Mrs Hurd remains ill with quinsy. Socials, travels, and neighborly gossip follow including farm news, church remarks, and humorous town banter about golf and village events. Harvest looms as farmers prepare.
The piece argues tuition for nonresident pupils should reflect actual education costs. It criticizes a flat rate and supports cost-based pricing, noting wide differences in districts' costs and urging adherence to a cost-based plan.
The Record urges understanding of proposed changes to the primary law. It argues the amendments restore the system for choosing central committee members and county convention delegates to the 1907 framework. It warns voting for the referendum opposes the current law and encourages discussion with neighbors to support a stronger law.
The ad portrays Byrum as supporting a budget bill crafted by taxpayers and backed by changes to the tax code to cut duplication and waste. It urges voters to elect Byrum on July 18 to achieve tax relief and return government to elected officials.
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