Japan and China war of words in a Western magazine
A Western magazine essay argues Japan asserts a protector role in Asia and resents white powers, framing Japan as doctor to sick China. It likens Japan to a self appointed guardian while China resists dictatorial treatment and seeks a consultation before any operation. The piece discusses nationalism and a Monroe doctrine of the Pacific. Weekly Globe-Democrat.
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Belol
Hales
China
Japan
United States
Canada
Australia
Asia
Pacific
Europe
Kawakami
International Board of Health
Globe-Democrat
Coming Peace and Disarmament After the War
The Fremont Tribune argues that postwar peace depends on a universal disarmament alliance among nations. It warns the war’s cost will deter future conflict and foresees leaders like Wilson or Bryan guiding a moment of national service toward a lasting peace.
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Washington
Europe
Ion
Cean
North 1
Wilson
Bryan
Fremont Tribune
Advertised Letters at Osceola Post Office
The following remain uncalled for at the Osceola Nebraska post office for the week ending May 7: Vv. J. Andersen, Johnson, Ed Steene, Mr. E. E. Threadgill, Ms. F. B. Re o, Br. GC. A. Stomquis.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Vv. J. Andersen
Johnson
Steene
E. E. Threadgill
F. B. Re O
GC. A. Stomquis
Cattle Market Mixed as Receipts Rise at South Omaha
Union Stock Yards reports 5 800 cattle and 6 500 sheep and lambs. Cattle prices steady to slightly lower with light steers steady and heavy grades down a notch. Veal calves strong and stocker feeder demand fair. Lambs and sheep weaker by 10 to 15 cents. Mexican lambs sold around 10.20. Top cattle around 7.35. Referee sale notice included for Polk County Nebraska property in 1915.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Wea
Wethers
Notice of Sale of Polk County Farm Property by Referee
In pursuance of a District Court order dated April 29 1916 in a partition suit Evan S Mickey plaintiff vs Oliver E Mickey and others defendants a sale of described real estate will be held at the south front door of the Osceola Nebraska Court House on Saturday June 12 1915 at 1 o clock PM. Sold in parcels or as a whole for cash to highest bidder the property includes N14 SE and SEY SE14 and E1 SWY SE of Section 21 Township 14 Range 2 west of the 6th P M Polk County Nebraska. Dated May 8 1915 J W Filluman Referee.
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Evailiy
Ode
Aviv
Seteree
Gale
Court House
District Court
Polk County
Osceola
Nebraska
P. M
S. Ae Snider
Mills & Beche
Attys
Evan S. Mickey
Oliver E. Mickey
South East
J. W. Filluman
Ill Tell a dark bay stallion of 9 debuts in 1915 season
Ill Tell is a dark bay 9 year old stallion weighing 1050 pounds with good action and a kind disposition. His progeny are noted as good all purpose horses. His sire Axtell set a three year old mark of 2 12 and was by William L. and he by George Wilks. Dame Myrtle De Arman held 2 24 trotting with Dutton Wilks, he by George Wilks. Season proceeds start April 12 with sales at Osceola and Stromsburg then at Shelby, insurance of 15 dollars to cover nursing a foal.
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Ill Tell
Polk County Fair
Axtell
William L
George Wilks
Myrtle de Arman
Dutton Wilks
Wm. Everett
Osceola
Comfort’s
Stromsburg
Shelby
L. M. Baker
C. F. Huddelson
Notice of Liquor Licence Application in Shelby Nebraska
Joseph T. Reisdorff of Columbus files April 21 1915 with Shelby Village Clerk a petition to license sale of malt spirituous and vinous liquors for the 1915 1916 municipal year for a one story frame building in Block 8 West End Lot 6 Original Shelby Nebraska. The notice will be published for legal required time before Village Board action. N L Nelson Village Clerk certifies filing and forthcoming board action.
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Joseph T. Reisdorff
Columbus
Platte County
Nebraska
Shelby
Polk Courth
Joseph ‘. Reisdorff
State of
Polk
I. N. L. Nelson
N. L. Nelson
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J. J. McBeth
Monson
Mills &‘Beebe
Ric
U.S. A
Copenhagen
U. S
Batiste
U.S
U.S.A
Wooltex
Rad
Vilse
The
11. Black Co
Clevelandy
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