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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
4
The Osceola Record is published every Thursday in Osceola Nebraska. The notice notes its weekly schedule and local Nebraska focus for residents and readers seeking regional news.
The piece critiqued Representative John McClellan for proposing a special session funded by members to ease the tight money situation. It notes his past liberalities on salaries and new buildings and argues the current emergency is not the time for recrimination while urging continued fiscal restraint.
The piece argues to boost corn use and consumption to support Nebraska's corn market. It envisions future gains as crops move, urging readers to eat corn meals and hominy, and to encourage grocers to stock more corn meal. It treats corn as a loyal national staple and economic driver.
The article argues spending thirty billion dollars on peace measures could transform national infrastructure and education, outweighing war costs. It recalls the Panama Canal, highways, colleges, and high schools, and urges leaders to pursue disarmament and a successful peace conference without compromising national honor.
The speaker urges backing a halt on appropriations, noting prior warnings during earlier votes. He recalls warnings that many appropriations passed despite efforts to stop them and questions whether the Hall County member will try to avert further spending now.
Six liberty bond issues reached new high records for the year, with analysts attributing the strength to factors likely permanent. If bonds touch par before year end 1922, small investors may recover more of their war savings, signaling the end of liquidation pressures as holders anticipate maturity.
Auction notice for Abbie W. McCray estate farm in Polk County Nebraska. One hundred twenty acres on sections 4 14N 2W to be bid separately or as a whole with terms 3000 dollars cash and balance by March 1st 1922. Located two miles north and one half west of Osceola on a primary road with dwelling barn windmill well and outbuildings. Abstract furnished and title marketable.
Sunday saw Rev Pfoutz preaching at Green's Chapel with Miss Edith Mayes of Wahoo as soloist and music leader. A large pageant and friendly visits followed, including families from Osceola and Stromsburg, and Mrs Roy Anderson hosting dinner for relatives. Members of the McKeag family were ill but improving, while corn husking continued in the area.
A terse ad urges customers to equip themselves with a hard coat of the Farmers' Grain Company. It emphasizes durability and protection, framing the coat as essential gear for workers in grain handling and storage.
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