Jesus Multiplies Five Loaves and Five Thousand
Christian Science Monitor reflection contrasts Jesus view of abundance with the disciples fear. Spiritual supply, not material, fulfills needs. Faith in divine law meets every lack, as seen in feeding the multitude and healing, with real income spiritual rather than material.
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Christ Jesus
Jesus
Lazarus
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
The
Christian Science Monitor
Let the Wild Geese Do the Honking
A reader reflects on why some drivers honk constantly. The piece contrasts "good" drivers who use the horn sparingly with "ham-and-egger" horn drivers who blast at everything. It argues brakes and brains prevent accidents, not horn blowing.
Signals and dusk danger in driving described
A travel anecdote notes drivers frequently fail to signal turns despite clear rules and illustrations. It emphasizes extending the arm for right, left, and stop signals and warns that incorrect signaling can lead to liability. Also discusses dusk distance misjudgment during the so called zero hour and its role in fatal accidents.
Sleet and winter driving hazards and wiper tips
Fall and winter bring vision hazards from rain snow and sleet. Replace smeared wiper blades and carry sleet removers in the glove compartment for quick use at service stations when sleet strikes and blocks visibility.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha February 7 1939
Receipts show 9 000 cattle and 6 500 hogs at Omaha with undertone lower from early trading. Cattle prices ranged steady to 25c lower. hogs mostly 10 15c lower. Key ranges include corn fed steers 9.00 to 14.00, yearlings 7.00 to 13.75, fat hogs 6.40 to 7.75, sows 6.40 to 6.75.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Osceola City Council Minutes January 5 1939
The Osceola Nebraska city council met at 7 30 p m with the mayor and all councilmen present. Bills for supplies and services were audited and approved. the treasurer’s monthly report was reviewed and accepted. the council adjourned to February 1 1939 at 7 30 p m.
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Osceola
Nebraska
D. R. Byers
McDonald
Wells
Polk County 1939 expense estimates approved in Osceola
Polk County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners endorses the 1939 appropriations at the first regular session. Funds listed include County General 45000, Special Bridge 12000, General Road and Mothers Pension, Court House Interest and Treasuries 12500, County Fair 2000, Human Relief 22000, County Farm Bureau 2000, Soldiers Relief 750. Certified true copy by County Clerk John I Anderson.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Court House
County Fair Ass
Farm Bureau
Arthur C. Twarling
A. S. Nelson Owen McClung
John I. Anderson
Receipts and Prices for Sheep and Lambs at Omaha
Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha Monday reached 8 500 head. Demand was not urgent with early sales at 8.00 to 8.75 dollars. Feeder lambs held at 8.25 to 8.65 dollars and aged sheep were firmly held. Fat lambs ranged 8.60 to 8.90 dollars for good to choice and 8.15 for medium to good. Feeder lambs by category: Rangers good to choice 8.25 to 8.75, Rangers medium to good 7.75 to 8.25. feeder yearlings 5.00 to 6.25.
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Omaha
Lambs Rangers
Rangers
Washington and Lincoln Anniversary Tribute Reflected
The nation honors George Washington and Abraham Lincoln in February anniversaries. The piece recalls their dedication to liberty, unity, and democracy, urging pride in constitutional fidelity and a rebirth of patriotic memory to reinforce national harmony and the common good.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
America
Public land lease sale planned by Polk County Nebraska
Notice announces public auction on February 24 1939 at 2 PM in Osceola Nebraska for forfeited educational lands in Polk County with movable improvements. Also bids open February 16 1939 for York Osceola Patrol No 29014 sand gravel surfacing on a one mile detour road with wage rates and bid securities specified.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Polk County
Osceola
Nebraska
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
York-Osceola
York
Public auction of lands by Board of Educational Lands and Funds
The sale will cover described lands and will be open one hour. The right to the lands ceases when the advertisement completes. Description includes sections township ranges and quarter sections. Board of Educational Lands and Funds, T W Bass Secretary. 16 Feb. 2 9 16.
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Board OF Educational Lands and Funds
T. W. Bass
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