Congress in grip of lobbyists amid tax and policy clashes
Washington week saw House control slip to lobby groups led by cattlemen and meat industry with amendments clashing, while price and controls chief warned of soaring living costs. Senate moved on spending, foreign aid limits, and tax plans. ethics commission opposition noted.
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Washington
Congress
Cattlemen’s Association
The
Meat Institute
National Association of Manufacturers
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Michael di Salle
Price
Eric Johnston
Charles Sawyer
Douglas
Illinois
Sawyer
Sunday Guests Visit Calhouns With Local Families
Sunday visitors included Miss Davida Black and Mr and Mrs Harry Ludi of Wahoo at the Calhouns home. Clair Emmons and daughters spent Sunday in Lincoln with Mrs Emmons mother Mrs T B Hutchinson.
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S. W. Calhoun
Davida Black
Mrs
Harry Ludi
Wahoo
Mrs. Clair Emmons
Lincoln
Mrs. Emmon
T. B. Hutchinson
Back When. Polk County notes and local updates
Minnie E. Davis McDonald born 1884 in Polk County died August 9 in Denver. Survived by sisters Mrs. J C Hotchkiss and Mrs C J Newcomer. Polk County will save about 25000 this year. Gilbert Hotchkiss in Syracuse Nebraska advanced to Master Mason and Tyler of Osceola Lodge. New law allows 14 year olds to drive to school with a license. Roy S Beebe detained on no fund check charges. bond set at 100 and continuance to September 10. Fred Peterson takes over Sinclair station. Floyd Lindquist new pool custodian. Howard Herbes leaves for Chicago to attend Mergenthaler Linotype school.
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Minnie E. Davis McDonald
Vinson
Almira Davis
Polk County
Denver
J. C. Hotchkiss
C. J. Newcomer
Syracuse
Nebr
Gilbert Hotchkiss
Tyler
Osceola Lodge
Roy S. Beebe
Beebe
Fred Peterson
Sinclair
Osceola
Hollis Dolan
Floyd Lindquist
Howard Herbes
Chicago
Mergenthaler Linotype
Osceola Area Auction Foreclosure and Local Notices
Ten years ago fourteen Osceola properties go to tax foreclosure sale at the courthouse next Tuesday. City cuts water rates effective July 1 with a 2.00 first 5000 gallons and 15c per 1000 thereafter. Golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Stram reported. death of Edward Larson Sr. linked to heat. Fire destroys farm home on Anton Heimer Jr. farm. cause thought defective wiring. Ruth Koehler and Pvt Jack Lynch wed. Ruth a former local Army nurse. Eighty acres of Pete Larson estate assigned to motor run from Lincoln to Central City. Local shop hires E P Miller for clothing. Osceola young women depart for Yellowstone and other trips. Miss Myrtle Dolan to Casper and Denver. Miss Gertrude Piersol to David City. Auto collision injures Mrs. Malek southwest of city. Martha Carlson and Grant Walgren wed at Lutheran church. Local markets listed and Osceola Produce Store acquisition announced by W. S. Smith and Clyde E. Smith. Mrs. Swanson and daughter Helen visit. teaching in Ogallala planned.
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Osceola
Fred J. Stram
Shelby
Edward Larson, Sr
Polk
Larson
Anton Heimer, Jr
Ruth Koehler
Jack Lynch
Scottsfield
Ill
Walter Koehler
Hawthorne
California
Pete Larson
Norris Hotchkiss
Lincoln
Central City
Union Pacific
E. P. Miller
W. O. Johnson
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Florence Miller
Martha Silverstrand
Catharine Brooke
Myrtle Dolan
Alma Dolan
Casper
Wyo
Gertrude Piersol
David City
George Malek
August P. Anderson
Malek
Martha Carlson
John G. Carlson
Grant R. Walgren
C. O. Walgren
W. S. Smith
Clyde E. Smith
Bank cashier's act of faith ends in sudden liquidation job
Irving T. Knutson, 31, Nelsonville Wis, cashier of a small bank, faced ruin as a bank run emptied vaults. He prayed for his family's relief and later was offered a new job liquidating the bank with a $5 monthly raise after briefing with the banking commissioner in Madison.
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Irving T. Knutson
Oshkosh
Wis
Nelsonville
Stevens Point
Arnott State Bank
Irving
Bank
Madison
It Is Always Darkest Just Before Dawn
A reflective remark attributed to him recalls a mindset of calm amid adversity noting that he has never worried excessively since that day and keeps the maxim that darkest moments precede dawn in mind.
Polk land sold at referee sale for 37.50 per acre
Polk property changed hands Tuesday at a referee's sale to C. O. and Hannah Rodene for 37.50 dollars per acre.
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Polk
C. O
Hannah Rodene
Visit Recalls California Resident as Gustafsons Host
Herman Fredrickson of California, visiting relatives and friends, was Sunday evening guest of his nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gustafson.
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Herman Fredrickson
California
J. H. Gustafson
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A mixed clue list for a crossword puzzle with entries across and down including names, numbers, and common nouns. The grid references blend animal, object, and nationality hints with definitions and wordplay across the full puzzle.
Nickel Ain't Worth A Cent In This Market
Mr. Sutton confronts a misleading inflation scene as nickel prices collapse at the store. Manager Mr. Jones, claiming inflation is being fought, rolls back twine to five cents while a stray nickel vanishes and a kid pockets the coin, replacing it with pennies from a gum machine.
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Sutton
Mr. Jones
Mr. Sutton
Mr. Sutton Brotherly
Tourney
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