League of Nations Treaty Debate Prompts Mixed Hope
The article argues the league constitution has been amended enough to be workable though imperfect. It questions whether nations still rebuilding should join before peace treaties are finalized and warns of risks if off-reservation powers refuse. It remains cautiously pro league while doubting real armament control.
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League of Nations
League
United States
Greaser
Mexico
America
Martin Newcomer
Sam Gushee
Hoffer
Blake
Westberg
Adam*Herrmann
Alex Whitehead
Martin
Ben McCormick
Ben
Leonard Reitz
Mel Daniels
Os Horst
Liberty Clark
Harry Powers
Theodore Rutter
Charlie Johnson
Jonas Anderson
Uest
Street Railway Corporation
Jonas
Charlie’ Johnson
Commissioners' Proceedings Osceola Nebraska April 22 1919
County board meets in adjourned session with all members present. Petition from Polk area asks grading of a northbound road. requests for road improvements from Stromsburg and Clear Creek precincts considered. Butler County plans a new concrete slab bridge. Polk consent given. Bids invited for cement culverts and approaches for 1919 with $100 certified check. Claims listed for various individuals and services. An editorial paragraph discusses Albert Sidney Burleson and war to peace, referencing Liberty Loan and national sentiment.
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Board of County Commissioners
Polk and Vicinity
Polk
Stromsburg
Clear Creek
County Board of
Butler County
Polk County
Butler County Board
Bystanders at Large Describe Town Life After War
A rambling bystander piece notes cooler weather keeps locals indoors, jokes about neighbors from Maine, and jokes about cattle herding and wages. It jokes about fortifications on Range Ridge and urges street railway extension while riffing on local characters and Ford driving Judge Campbell.
Sid’s Wire Standoff Ends With Return to Owners
The piece describes Sid surrendering control of the wires after a period of entanglements and shelling, with reports he will let owners reclaim them tomorrow. The broader question remains what purpose the wire barrage served after the war, and whether Burleson remains in Wilson’s circle on a vindication platform, though a solid title to his position seems unlikely.
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Albert Sidney Burleson
Mr. Wilson
Burleson
House
Texas
Representative Henry
Henry
Sid
Kentucky
Wilson
Le Pu Shee Ii News Brief
A fragmented OCR item mentions local event details and names but readable facts are limited. The brief hints at a community item with partial geographic and organizational references, needing clarification.
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Record Publishing Company
Oceola
Nebraska
Osceola, Nebraska
Robert G. Douglas
Commissioners
Osceola
General Fund
Julia Simonson
Niger
Mfg. Co
M. E. Bittner
C. H. Anderson
Peter Bergman
Anna Beckman
Grace Pheasant
SO Long
G. E. Samuelson
C. W. Pearson
Walter Burke
Robert Knapp
W. J. Lewis
A. M. Triba
W. T. Hartman
Sam Eschler
Russell Mfg. Co
Chern
SI Locke
Maine
Sam
Sami
Jim Dunn
Jimmie
Charlie Dunn
Bill Runge
August Janicke
August
Bill
Town Range Ridge
Albert Nelson
Bill Conklyn
Shelby
Runge
Janicke
Bunker Hill
Ben Fineey
Frank Johnson
Fred Schwab
Frank
Judge Campbell
Henry Campbell
Nery
Kyna
Beebe
Campbells
Stanix
Wai
USL
Heinemeyer and
Webster Elmer
Elmer
Charles E. Hansen
Makin
Platte
Nebrsaka
Osceola Bank