19 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
1
Local fair plans feature the Art Laurel store line with the theme Something Different and Something Better. Organizers invite Polk County residents to make the tent their headquarters and expect a crowd-pleasing display.
A factory representative will display the Davenport roller bearing wagon. An exhibition will feature John Deere and Velie buggies, gas engines, manure spreaders, cream separators, and other agricultural machinery.
A reflective column marks forty years for a resident of Polk County. The piece notes aging, changing appearance, and the resolve to do good as years pass while touching on local political commentary about Mr. Walrath, Taft, Roosevelt, Aldrich, and Morehead amid Democratic versus Taft divides. It includes criticism of campaign tactics and references to the Hamilton County Register and regional political debates.
The passage questions whether the district’s Democratic candidate will support a Speaker like Champ Clark, described as reactionary, following Mr. Bryan’s Baltimore declaration that Clark is so. It frames a local contest over party alignment and leadership.
The Polk County Democrat accuses Walrath of copying charged editorials without credit. It quotes a paragraph questioning why the farmers free list bill was good on Sloan’s vote for passages yet bad when he stood against the veto. The piece labels Walrath as influenced by Sloan.
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