Forty Years Ago in Osceola News Highlights
Recap of February 15 1894 to February 26 1924 items from Osceola including cigar factory sale to Geo H Reinert plans for a Stromsburg plant and a Washington trip for Cornish wife illness Julius Herrmann marriage plans and relocation notes, local fires and rescues, social events, political buzz, school board elections and upcoming Sinclair Oil station survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cornish
Geo. H. Reinert
the Independent
Cornish
Washington
Reinert
Stromsburg
Julius ‘Herrmann
Cleveland
Julius
Emma K. Bidlingmaier
Harvey Heald
The
State University
Madge Heffelbower
Lettie VanHorn
J. S. Iman
Andrew Horst
Osceola
Henry
Madison
Nebr
Sinclair Oil Company
Dr. McChesney
D. W. Hughes
York
Wm. Harrison
Farmers Grain Co
Sam C. Stoner
Seward
Simeon Everetts
Marty
Harvey
J. A Davis
Clarks
Merrick County
Polk County Commissioners Set 5 Cent Notice Rate
Records from the Polk County Nebraska board showing a Feb 6 1934 decision to set five cents per line as the county notice rate, replacing higher fees. Includes votes by Commissioners Peterson and Lees, and Anderson's dissent. Also lists aid to the poor, road funds, and public payrolls as part of the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Law Book Co
P. Anderson, Co
MATA
John Lees Co
Polk County Democrat
FL. W. Peterson
John Les
August P. Anderson
Polk County
Nebraska
Peterson
Lees
C W
Moon
Wm. Glatter
Goff
Bradley
Gus Schneider
E Steeple
Swanson
White Way Inn
P. A. Lund
Stromsburg
Pete
Nancy Hartman
C. L. Anderson
Stromsburg Medical Aid
H. Christenseh
Same
Dunkle Shelby Medical Aid
Everett G. Brillhart
Shelby Samo
Pesigedics
Vevasuetius
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Wesley A Kochler
Gust Lundgren
William Glatter
John Lees
E Bernt Oil Co
M B Wickberg
Scott and Anderson
Interstate Machinery and Supply Company
H Albers
Strand Bay Lumber Co
Rystrom Company Repaire
J. W. Fillman
Osceola
First National Bank
Nebr
Tromsburg Bank
Omaha
Fr. W. Peterson
John Tees
First National Bank of
Livestock Prices Report at South Omaha Yard
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on Feb 13 1984 cattle receipts reached 11 000 with slower trade and a generally lower trend due to heavier supply and bearish outside reports. Quotes show yearlings and steers varied from 3.50 to 7.00 and feeders from 3.50 to 5.75 with many categories steady to lower from week end values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog market opens week with higher gains on strong demand
Hog receipts reach 8,500 as buyers fill orders on opening Monday. Market active with moderate offerings, prices up about 5 to 6 cents per pound. Desirable killing hogs move at a spread of 3.75 to 4.25, high for the day. lows bring 3.00 to 3.15 per pound.
Fat Lambs Hold Steady as Market Slows in Sheep Sale
Receipts reach 6500 head with limited supply yet demand sluggish. Fat lambs trade around 8.75 to 9.25 dollars, feeder lambs firm at 8.00 to 8.25, aged sheep steady. Fed wool lambs range 8.75 to 9.15 for good to choice, native lambs 8.00 to 8.75, common to fair 7.25 to 6.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molly Malone
Emanuel Wishnow
Milan Lambert
Preserzec
Stetisa Kfas
Lirgosh Teleprore
ARE
Telegraph Gohpaery
Nebraska Company
Record
Walter J. Herbes
Fedk
Joseph Kanner
Josephine Newton
H. E. Newton
Bert Clark Fridey
Charlie Klassy
Thomas Klassy
Charlie
Seger
Kansas
Johnny Lees
Shelby
Congress
Johnny
Mesdames
O. E. Mickey
E. S. Mickey
J. R. Gray
L. L. Snider
O. E. Micky
R. C. Reeder
Fremont
Raeder
Eve “Sf
Miles Nervine
Dr. Miles Nervine
Miller Lab
the. L. DeLand Night Watch
E Snider
Roy W Ericson
Huston Co
Mils Portales
Capitol Type Writer Co
Roy VanHoosen
Bongiseos
Omaha Printing Co
Tage
Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Co
Bintz
W W Norton Co
Ral
Phillips (Petroleum Co
Snider
Wee
Neola
towa-Nebraska
Henry Abbott
Lincoln Road
Albers
Adam Schmitt
Leo Sokol Gravel
Leo Sokol
Shelby Co-Op Oil Co
Bernt Oil Co
Lone Star Grocery Gas
Moise
John F Ernst
Horace McKeag
Geo
Hasselbalch
T Bloom
Adolph Bernt
John Ingalls
Vernon Thomas
Chas
Kreis Samie
Edmund Bernt
J Skidmer
H A Johansen
L Thomas
Leo Muren
H C Brazee
County Road Fund
Vr. Anderson Ernest M Carlson
50 Farmers Union Co-Op Oil Co
Drayage Farmers Union Co-Op Oil Co
Gas Sinclair Refining Co
National Colortype Co
F Branting & Sons
Leslie Adelson
Lloyd Wamsley
Chindgren Bros
J Kropatsch
Pete Curtis Johnson
Carlson Gas Osceola Wrecking Co
Stromsburg Tire Service
John Cohagan
Clarence Vincent
Ogden
Harry Carman
Detlef Hansen
A. N. Eaton Metal Produc Culvert Co
Lawrence Heaston
F Campbell
Claude Heaston
Robert Campell
Wallace Law
Floyd Campbell
Floyd Bond
Lloyd Hartman
Louis Davidson
Davis
Eee
John F Ernst Labor
Walter Bernt Sama
Bill Fyfe Same
Cee
Lee Hegi Sama
Barney Robak Same Ou
Cliff Barney Same
Merlin Hegi Same
A. Kresha
Kresha
Wickberg Blacksmithing
Geo. F. Anderson
Alvin Dahlin Labor
Martin Dahlin Same
Arthur Empkin
John Peterson
Albert Oberg Same
Martin Peterson Same
Walter Huffman
Edward Fickel Labor
Otto Mueller Same
Pople
Rudolph Mueller Same
Edward Skorupa
John ‘Stachura Same
Steve Stachura
Sam
Louis Tworak
Stachura
Ulysses Ernst Same
Fred Zimmerman Same
Standard Oil Co
Gladys Record
Frieda A. Dimdoc Ee
Nima Clark
Edith Brandt
Elin Burkman
Alice Ingman
Esther Lam’o
Lillian ‘Egelhoff
Setae
Margaret Fillinger
Freda Otilia Peterson
Emma Walton
Helen Eklef
Cate
Stromsburg Bank
First National Bank of Omaha
Platte River
Anderson
McCormick-Deering
C. A. Rystrom, Mer
Osceola, Nebr
McCormick Deering
McCormick- Deering
International Motor
International Harvester Company
South 10Th St
Omaha, Nebraska
South Omaha
Wwe
Vestbak
Silver Creek
Chester
Chevrolet
Woods Bros. Thresher
Thos. Meacham
Kenneth Samuels
Auct
Far. State Bk
S. C
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