07 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
1
Long feature blends portraits of residents with humorous vignettes. It highlights Silas and Shorty, love troubles, court visits, and a comic tale of Jack Burgess and his new Ozark hounds amid notes on local travelers, horse dealings, and social visits in Osceola.
The piece attacks Walrath and the Peoples Independent Party leadership over failure to nominate a candidate, accusing Walrath of treachery and demoralizing populists. It questions party machinery and urges disclosure of a presidential candidate, while condemning fusion with Democrats and the present leadership. Also reports seed corn special visit to Osceola with germination tests and advice on selecting seed from local sources.
The piece argues President Taft shows patience toward Mexican bandits while warning Americans away from involvement. It contends Orozco and other rebel leaders threaten U S interests and urges stronger action to curb brigandage, citing past U S tolerance and urging decisive measures.
The line hints at escalating official frustration with repeated delays and budget strains. It surveys how patience runs short as government stalls persist and spending pressures grow.
The State Journal resists sensational Wall Street hysteria as Roosevelt campaigns stir New York press fear. Critics like the Wickershams and Smoots oppose progress, but the writer argues Roosevelt chances remain strong as voters respond to attacks and the market noise subsides.
A crowd of about eighteen friends gathered Monday evening at Frank Walker s home to honor him with a farm tool shower. They presented wrenches chisels saws and other handy items along with a light meal and music. Guests shared jokes and best wishes as they departed.
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