Livestock Prices at South Omaha August 24 1937
Cattle receipts at Omaha total 13 000 head with top steers and yearlings at 17 25. Stockers and feeders up 25 50 cents from last week. Hogs 4 500 head with bids 15 25 cents lower. Lambs and feeding lambs show mixed ranges, fat lambs 9 50 to 10 35, natives 9 50 to 10 25. Includes ranges for cows cutters rangy cattle and various feeder classes.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Rangers
Sectadaes Chaps
Lambs Rangers
Choice
Rangers. Com
Congress And its Responsibilities
National Chairman Raymon Pitcairn notes renewed congressional responsibility to the people with careful deliberation on major measures and public input shaping policy, contrasting with prior rushed actions and urging recognition at the polls. An aside explains bell founding as an exact science with a test showing modern tuning travels farther than the old method.
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Washington
Congress
North Sea
New Orleans Oddities and Historic Terms
The piece lists local quirks such as Uptown not north and south, parish instead of county, banquette for sidewalk, a negro convent building, an old race track as the city’s cemetery, and claims jazz music origins and French opera ties. It also mentions streets without tracks and a hospital named Incel Dicu.
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New Orleans
Incel Dicu
Osceola Public Schools opens new term with varied courses
Osceola High School offers Normal Training with a Third Grade Elementary Certificate. Courses include General Science Biology Physics Agriculture English Commercial Latin and Mathematics. Athletics include football basketball track and tennis with a strong history of county championships and a full schedule. Manual Training covers woodwork and mechanical drawing.
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Osceola
Board of Equalization Adjourns After Work by Chairman Anderson
The Board of Equalization completes its session with adjournment led by Chairman John I Anderson. No further actions noted.
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Board of Equalization
E. M. Carter
John I
Anderson County
A Needed Step Toward Recovery
A column urging the Senate to pass a nationwide unemployment count to guide policy. It argues accurate data and a careful census are essential to matching workers with jobs and avoiding wasted political effort. The piece is followed by a sheriff's sale notice for Polk County Nebraska real estate.
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Senate
America
History on a Flag for British Regiments
The article explains that infantry battalions carry two colors the king’s color and their regimental color. Guards’ king’s color is crimson silk with regimental badge under a crown or Garter Star. their regimental color is a Union Jack bearing battle names. Line regiments use a Union Jack king’s color, with crown and regiment name, and a regimental color matching facings. Rifle regiments have no color.
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Guards
Pearson
London
Grenadier Guards
Coldstream Guards
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Referee
An order issued August 18 1937 directs Mills and Mills to sell the north half of the northwest quarter section 5 township 13 north range 3 west in Polk County Nebraska at public auction September 21 1937 at 2 pm at the south front door of the Osceola County courthouse with 15 percent cash on sale day and balance on court confirmation. The sale will remain open at least one hour.
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Charles F. Stroman
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
August C. Jaenicke
Mina Jaenicke
Osceola
North Range
Jaenicke
District Court of
C. E. Johnson
Ralph Stuthell
Court House
Larson's Radio Shop Servicing and Tubes Available
Complete line of tubes for the radio and radio servicing as a specialty. Phone 52.
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Larson’s
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Montreal Herald
Dutch East Indies
OF County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
County General Fund
Polk County Farm Bureau
James “Cook
ALY Criticee Ledntenieua “Seegesmepeyagelt
Gertrude Matheson Same
Union Pacific Railroad Co
T. A. Reece Clk Dist. Ct. Sonal GY
Roy W. Erickson Same
J. T. Stanton Co. Atty
Lincoln Tel & Tel Co
Lillian Timm
Clik. Co
SATAY
Sundberg & Son Moise
Sundberg & Son
Ry Co
the Alemite Co
Lincoln Road Equipment Co
Inery Co
Louis Johnston
Standard Oil Company Gas
Com. Dist. No
A. C. Twarling
LeRoy M. Smith Co
Treas
Goeertie Sonhia Kresha
Hammond & Stephens Co
Olive McBeth
L. M. Merrick Co
O. F. Branting & Son
John S. Anderson Co
D. H. Westfall
Dean Carter
Austin Western Road Machine
Com. Dist
S. On
Harless
Ernest M. Carlson
J. D. Adams Co
F. W. Scholz Moise
Edwin Gryva
Joe Gryva Same
Cere
Paul Gryva Same
Edmund Kantur Same
Louis Smolinsi Same
Capital Bridge Co
Golden Rule Oil Co
Clifton E. Johnson
Will Wright
Sundberg & Son Mosse
Edwin Johnson
Special Bridge Fund
Philip Nyberg
National American Fire Insurance Company
Joel Hanson
John S. Anderson
Osceola, Nebraska
Pelk County
Arthur C. Twarling
S. J. Harless
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Agricultural Society
Soldiers Relief Fund
OD County General Road Fund
Shelby
Stromsburg
Polk
Levy
Neal
Capt Hebben
Ideas
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Osceola Public Schools
Osceola High School
Social Science
Civics
North Central Association of Accredited High Schools
Lawrence E. Wilson
Anna V. Oberg
M. A. Mills
Phil B. Campbell
R. L. Schroeder
M. R. Anderson
Wilson
Mills & Mills
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