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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
4
Entry shows second class matter status at Osceola Nebraska on March 13 1919 under the 1879 act. Advertising rates display per reader line and classified rates per line are listed in a garbled section.
The Record endorses JJ C Beebe for State Senator and H C Beebe, Robert G Douglas, Henry T Westring, D R Leard, and Grace Pheasant for Polk County offices. It lauds Beebe as a strong candidate, champions Douglas as editor of the Record, praises Westring as a capable farmer, Leard's experience in Shelby, and Pheasant’s unopposed District Clerk bid. It notes women voters gain influence with suffrage and endorses a united Republican ticket.
The Record rebukes the 1919 pledge to keep the nation out of war, arguing the league of nations and Article X were misinterpreted. It credits Harding with clear nationalism vs Cox's internationalist stance and notes Republicans supported a open, deliberate approach to peace terms with Germany.
The Republican Publicity Association denounces Democratic foreign policy and free trade as harming American producers including wool, wheat, cotton, and peanuts. It argues tariffs favor German rags and domestic costs rise, urging voters to back the Republican ticket. It notes John F. Matzen seeks re election as State Superintendent and urges voters to consider him.
A political appeal urges voters to reelect Congressman McLaughlin aligning with the Republican presidential ticket. The message argues a harmonious administration requires a congress in sympathy with President Harding and cites McLaughlin’s record as deserving re-election.
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