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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

8

Milan Cathedral Described as Eighth World Wonder

A Boston Globe account lauds Milan Cathedral as the eighth wonder of the world. It notes the white marble duomo accommodates 40 000, spans 14 000 square yards, towers 360 feet, features 100 plus roof turrets and over 2 000 exterior marble statues.

Duodmo Boston Globe Taine Milan

Girl Kidnapped by Indians Later To Wed Chief

A Philadelphia Record account recalls Frances Slocum kidnapped in 1778 from Wyoming Valley by Delaware Indians. She lived 57 years in captivity, grew to marry a Miami chief, bore four children, learned Indian customs, and refused to return to white life, though remembering her Susquehanna childhood.

Philadelphia Record Frances Slocum Wyoming Valley Reserve Ind Slocum Susquehanna

Tram and Muskrat and Montevideo In A Snippet Mix

Britannica defines tramway as a rail track in streets with coal wagons. The muskrat is a water adept cousin of the mouse with a waterborne tail rudder. Montevideo thrives as a leading South American capital famed for parks and roses. Ohio once funded schooling through a century old lottery scheme.

Denver England British Columbia Washington Post Montevideo South America Hemisphere Prado

Notice to bidders for Polk County bridge work 1938

Sealed bids are invited by Polk County Nebraska for one year to furnish all material and labor for construction repair and rebuilding of steel wood and concrete bridges and for concrete work. Bids due May 4 1938 at 2 pm in Osceola. Required certified check of 1000 dollars and bid on each structure. County reserves right to reject any or all bids.

Polk County Nebraska Osceola State of Court House Board of Polk County Commissioners County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners

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