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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
8
A series of proverbs on restraint luck and social behavior. The speaker notes balance between victory and loss and urges calm in victory and humility in defeat. It juxtaposes human imperfection with progress and suggests small daily kindnesses can improve a neighborhood.
Notice in Polk County Nebraska courts of a guardian J A Albin seeking sale of Jennie L Gilbert incompe tent's property. Public auction set for January 4 1937 at 2 PM at Osceola courthouse, to satisfy liens. Describes Lot 1 Block 9 East Addition and Lot 2 Block 9 East Addition with field and railroad right of way boundaries.
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on December 1 1936 a large cattle run of about 14 500 arrived. Cornfed steers yearlings and heifers show varied top figures with choice to prime corned steers at 10 75 to 11 50 and yearlings at 11 00 to 12 00. Cows and calves trade ranges noted with feeding steers and stock cattle across categories.
Monday hog runs were liberal with local arrivals totaling 17 000. Trade stayed steady to weak, top price reached 9.50, and the bulk of the better grade hogs sold between 9.25 and 9.50.
Fat lamb prices eased by 15 to 25 cents Monday as receipts stayed around 4,000. Top sale reached 8.85 with aged sheep and feeders steady. Feeder and native categories showed mixed but notable price ranges, while feeder lambs and yearlings posted varied gains and losses across quality grades.
A string of wry maxims on love and honesty, politics and excuses, and human traits. The snippets touch on marriage, gossip, judgment, and social behavior with humor and irony.
Legal actions involve Clarence W. Anderson seeking partition of multiple parcels in Polk County Nebraska including parts of sections 9 and 16 and lot 1 in section 16 with Harri son’s addition York Nebraska. Defendants Isaac O Bates and Ella O Bates named. Also a county bid notice for 1937 book and office supplies and a referee sale of Frank Seberger Farm in Polk County scheduled December 10 1936 with terms 15 percent cash and fee simple title.
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