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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

4

Precinct Ticket Listing Local Officials and Candidates

National and local candidate slate includes Warren G Harding for president Alvin Coolidge for vice president D M Amsberry for secretary of state I B Cropsey for treasurer George W Marsh for auditor Dan Swanson for commissioner public lands and buildings Clarence A Davis for attorney general Thorne Brown Hh t Peebe for railway commissioner Robert G Douglas for representative iPF Westr ing for district clerk Grace Pheasant for county assessor I R Leard for assessor Claus H Anderson for road overseer Mark Timm for justice of the peace George L Carson listed by precinct

Sugar politics and Roosevelt on the League of Nations

The piece critiques Democratic defenders of the sugar policy and President Wilson’s choices in 1919 20, arguing the sugar price fix led to trust control and high risk. It also presents Theodore Roosevelt Jr.’s Nebraska tour framing the League of Nations as a military alliance with current U S military needs. It closes endorsing Henry T Westring for Polk County commissioner as capable and principled.

Theodore Roosevelt Jr Nebraska League of Nations Polk County Board of County Commissioners Henry Westring

What It Means To The Farmer The Price Plunge

The article laments plunging grain prices hurting farmers in Polk County while other sectors stay organized. It urges wheat growers to unite to set prices, arguing price discrimination will end when farmers organize. It predicts grain gamblers will lose leverage as farmer cooperatives form.

Polk County

Beebe Seeks State Senate Seat in 11th District

H C Beebe thanks Polk County voters and appeals for support for the State Senate race covering Polk Platte and Merrick Counties. He notes forty four years in Polk County and urges votes on November 2nd while pledging to back beneficial measures that are fair to all residents.

Polk, Platte Merrick Polk County

Non Partisan League Endorses Sprague for Fourth District

Word circulates that the Non Partisan League may have endorsed Sprague of York for Congress in Nebraska's Fourth District. The league paper publication is cited though Sprague has not commented. The Record notes possible implications for Morehead and other candidates as Polk County Democrats react.

Non Partisan League Sprague York Congress League Non Partisan League Party Lincoln Nebraska John H. Morehead Polk County

Leard Seeks Shelby County Assessor Nomination

D. R. Leard of Shelby is the Republican nominee for county assessor. A lifelong Shelby resident of twenty years, he is known for his ability to manage county affairs. He has not been in good health this summer and asks voters for support without calling on them personally.

D. R. Leard Shelby

Halter broke critique of wartime gear and cabinet roles

The piece mocks large wartime purchases including nearly 3 million halters for 580000 horses and questions cabinet consultation. It notes Cox’s rebuke of his party and hints at a Harding presidency with a functional cabinet. It mentions a debate with Mr Crozier in Polk County and Farm ers Union events.

Cox Harding

Women Leaders Warn of Peace Vote in November

Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton declares nine tenths of U S women favor peace and will oppose the League of Nations at the ballot box if it means war. She attacks Article X and XVI as threats to representative government and urges Congressmen to lead, not royal powers, in deciding war powers.

Harriet Taylor Upton Bury League OF Nations Wilson League United States Washington Hamilton Marshall Webster Lincoln Roosevelt

The Youth's Companion 1921 subscription offer

The Youth's Companion promotes character and citizenship with a full year of 1921 issues plus remaining 1920 issues for 2.50 and McCall's Magazine 1921 for 1.50, totaling 3.50 for both. Subscriptions are available at Commonwealth Ave and St. Paul St in Boston, Mass.

America Home Youth's Companion The Youth’s Companion the Companion McCall’s Magazine Commonwealth Ave St. Paul St Boston Mass

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Osceola Nebr the Publishing Company ( Incorporated Robert G. Douglas Jon A. C. Johnston John EF. Ayres Sec.Treas James H. Mickey Warren G2 Harding Alvin Coolidge Samuel R. McKelvie Secretary of State D M Amsberry I B Cropsey George W. Marsh Public Lands and Buildings Dan Swanson Clarence A. Davis Thorne Brown Congressional For Robert G Douglas Ipf Westring Claus H Anderson Mark Timm For Justice of the Peace George L. Carson Doolittle Palmer Louisiana Pennsylvania Avenue Sugar Trust Mr. Doolittle Reader England Italy Japan Daniels Navy Baker War Department Henry T. Westring H. C. Beebe Crozier Farmers’ Union Liberty Hackberry Farmes’ Union Fuad Owen-P. Stewart University of Nebraska Campbell J. F. Campbell George F. Campbell F. H. Oberg C. W. Headley Moonstone Record Office Mary Elwood Fair Grounds Chas. Austin A. W. Hahn Fairgrounds Harvey Miller Ford Truck Fordson Tractor FRED Mille&r G. W. Stansbury King, Bittner & Campbell Jr Ohio Monroe Potter & Johnson Oliver Typewriter M. E. Church Pere A Abe Manetreers, Orr Ee Rbar Seeverneseeyt: Sageses W. F. Neujahr U.s.light & Heat Corporation J. E. Dahlberg Ranklin Beauty Builders Rexall Bouquet Rameo Crouse-Tex Drug Co the Renckt
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