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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

4

Old Soldiers Picnic Planned Near Osceola

An August 8 1896 old soldiers picnic is announced in J W Bensons grove southeast of Osceola five miles southeast of Silver Creek. Noted speakers will attend and attendees are invited for a good time. Also notes J Walrath and wife move back to Osceola from Clarkes and plan Osceola as their home.

J. W. Benson Osceola Silver Creek J. Walrath Clarks Walt Cornish Gene Walrath Harry Powers Harry Marquis Col White Downer Polk County Thomas Ferrill Merrick County Senate Amy Shaw Ill George W. Gregg

Defeated bond vote halts school district expansion plan

In a vote of 131 to 78 the proposed 33 000 bond to buy Beltzer property and build a new school was defeated. Judge Campbell issued a marriage license to Albert Oscar Anderson and Martha Larson. Mrs. Oliver Westberg and daughter Ethel return from Omaha after an appendicitis operation. Os Horst buys a local bus business and takes possession. Phillip Senter loses part of a finger in a circular saw last week.

Beltzer Campbell Albert Oscar Anderson Polk County Martha Larson Omaha Oliver Westberg Ethel Clarkson Hospital Miss Westberg Os Horst Phillip Senter

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Ozarks 1936 Hog Market

Live stock report from Union Stock Yards Omaha dated Aug 4 1936 shows cattle receipts of 18000 with light steers strong and heavies weaker. Hogs receipts 8500 with demand broad and prices from 9.50 to 10.75 for various weights and 8.50 to 9.15 for sows.

South Omaha Union Stock Yards Omaha Western Rangers

Injury prompts caution after near-severe hand loss

A worker reflects on surviving a severe hand injury and fears further damage from circular saws while noting he is fortunate not to have lost more than he did. The account underscores the dangers of machinery and the resolve to continue working despite pain.

Primaries Loom as Roosevelt Order Sparks Debate

Ten years ago readers learned the state wide primaries are set for next Tuesday. The column notes travel and life events including a baby girl birth and a meat market accident. It also reviews President Roosevelt's executive order on postmaster appointments, arguing it sustains the spoils system for most appointees and could be reversed by a future president.

Maurine Schuman Bertha McCormick Colorado Harvey Johnston J. A. C. Johnston Lloyd Callendar Osceola S. Brooks Signe Samuelson Edna Branting Miss Samuelson Roosevelt Congress United States News

Fat Lamb Feeders Price Report Shows Range Across Grades

Feeder lamb values list fat lambs and natives by grade with prices from $7.50 to $9.50. Rangers and Fed categories appear with good to choice or fair to good quality notes. Yearlings also show strong values between $6.00 and $7.00.

Lambs Rangers Rangers

West Side bords share family and social visit notes

West Side notices list births and multiple visits across Grand Island York Polk and Stromsburg. Families such as Johnson Newman Fredrickson Olsons and Monsons figure in dinners, visits and travel to Central City Omaha and Iowa with names like Raymond Johnson Victor Newman Harlan Johnson and Jack Kohout appearing among weekend activities.

Raymond Johnson St. Francis Hospital Grand Island Victor Newman York Oliver Johnson Willard Adelson Near Polk John Johnson Ansel Fredrickson Mary Ferrell Central City Stromsburg Norris Anderson Arthur Miller Iowa Conrad Lindholm Axel Anderson Marie Sherwood Clarks Aug. Swanson Harlan Johnson Morris Fredrickson Joe Menson Verlene Darnell

Subscriptions Offered For Daily Newspapers

The Record advertises daily newspaper subscriptions including Omaha Bee-News Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Star with annual and six month rates. Sunday and extra magazine options are available and the agency warns against traveling agents.

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