Osceola Council Passes Claim, H J Peterson Contract Review
Osceola Nebraska council approves a $25 payment to F A A Schott for an easement through NE section ENW 22-14-2 and WNE 22-14-2. It also orders a ten day notice to cancel sewer project funds with engineers Fulton and Lincoln notes. A special meeting appoints W S Wells as special engineer to assess disposal plant costs.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Anderson
McDonald
F. A. A. Schott
Concilman Johnson
H. J. Peterson Co
Omaha
Robert Fulton
Lincoln
Mioon
W. E. Pierson
Guy F. Ball
Carson
W. S. Wells
Johnson
Yea
Nebraskia
S. P. Johnson
R. M. McDonald
M. R. Anderson
George L. Carson
W. BE. Pierson
PWA
John R. Latenser
ASFI
Restoring Caerphilly Castle Aims To Create Welsh Wonder
The marquess of Bute leads Caerphilly restoration and plans to swap municipal land for an eightfold larger park approach. The leaning tower will be preserved as the castle’s centerpiece. Caerphilly, once a prison and refuge for Welsh and Norman nobility, has stood in decay nearly a century.
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Caerphilly
Marquess of Bute
Wales
Council of
Children’s Park
Pisa
Smart police dog proves to be wolf the Austrian marvel
A famed wolf, raised in Bosnian woods and trained by Vienna police, is crowned Europe’s smartest police dog. The creature has won hundreds of prizes, including last year’s international show, with perfect tests in training, skill and accuracy. The China Journal notes wolves’ uncanny intelligence and sharp senses, linking the Alsatian breed to its wolf ancestry.
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Austria
Europe
Literary Digest
Vienna
The
China Journal
Dead Volcanoes Found Under Lake Superior Waters
A New Orleans Times-Picayune writer reports discovery of extinct volcanic cones in Canadian waters between Thunder Bay and Michipicoten island in Lake Superior. A 100 foot diameter peak sits at three and a half fathoms depth, another nearby is smaller and deeper. Canadian marine authorities will decide whether to cut down the peaks or permanently mark and light them.
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Lake Superior
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Thunder Bay
Michipicoten Island
Canadian
Canadian Department of Marine
Fire Mountains
Equal English Spoken Across Oceans, Says Dr Hervey
Dr Walter Hervey founder of the American Good Speech society argues that the best English and the best American English are indistinguishable today. He notes that King George and President Roosevelt speak without local distortions and that education has aligned speech in New York and London among top actors preachers and orators.
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Atlantic
Walter Hervey
Eccentric English Weddings Spark Unusual Decorations
A craze in England has brides and grooms departing churches beneath arches made of golf clubs meat cleavers bicycles and other items as wedding decor. A crusade leader predicts walls wallpaper paint and even coffins may join the procession and jokes that bankers and clerks may use currency as confetti if the trend grows.
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England
Hobo Dog Appearances in Smith Center Station
Smith Center Kansas reports a freight train pulling in for water. A stray dog leaped from a flat car at the depot, waited as the train moved on, then safely jumped to his old perch wagging his tail.
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Smith Center
Kan
Inquire Later First Little Girl
A playful dialogue frame shows Ella asked for her last name by a girl, who responds she does not know yet because she is not married. The petite exchange captures a light domestic moment in a historical snippet.
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Ella
Just Alike First Tramp My Wealth Was Once Countless
The excerpt presents a dialogue where the first speaker reflects wealth once being limitless, while the second counters with having nothing previously, illustrating mutual claim to poverty or wealth in contrasting tones.
Well Advertised Secret Revealed in Quiet Exchange
In a brief dialogue, a character notes the plan is highly publicized while another confirms it remains an absolute secret. The exchange underscores tension between public perception and concealed intent.
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Holly
Toby
Notice of Sheriff Sale Polk County Nebraska 1934
Sheriff W Roy Vanhossen will offer at public sale on May 7 1934 at 2 pm the west half of the southeast quarter of Section 4 Township 13 North Range 2 West containing eighty acres in Polk County Nebraska to satisfy an order of sale in a district court action The First Trust Company of Lincoln Nebraska is plaintiff Leonard Nelson et al are defendants Stewart Stewart and Whitworth attorneys for the plaintiff
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Polk County
Nebraska
District Court
First Trust Company
Lincoln
Leonard Nelson
Osceola
Polk
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Stewart, Stewart and Whitworth
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska
In the matter of Leonard E. Backlund deceased a petition is filed for the appointment of Mabel E. Backlund as Administratrix. Hearing set for May 5 1934 at 10 A M before County Judge W W Norton.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Leonard E. Backlund
State of
Mabel E. Backlund
In Spite of It Family Drama and a Wedding Question
A dialogue about marriage reveals tension as a suitor seeks approval from the bride’s family. The suitor professes love and readiness to endure challenges while the gentle friend objects to sarcasm. The excerpt intertwines a debate on candor and generosity amid courtship. Nicotine is introduced as a colorless, highly poisonous liquid with a distinct odor and water solubility.
Livestock Prices at South Omaha 1934 Weekly Figures
Receipts of cattle 11 500 at Union Stock Yards Omaha on Monday. Opening prices for the week show beef steers strong to 15 cents higher. best steers top 7.25 and weigh 1.55 pounds. Cattle quotations include yearlings, steers, heifers, cows, stockers, feeders and calves with varied price ranges reflecting category and quality.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog market opens with steady to lower bids
Hog bids on Monday show no urgent demand as bids range from steady to 10 cents lower than Saturday. Trading centered around a $3.00 to $3.49 spread with some light weights at about 43.50. Sows average around 3.00 per unit.
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HOCS
LOWES
Jonaay
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