Osceola News Briefs Highlight Local Departures and Changes
In days gone by J W Detweiler and son, Polk county’s noted farmers, plan to leave the county for Millard. W T will move to Omaha after the public sale. G W Murburger rents the Osceola Hotel Property and plans a first class restaurant and boarding house by March first. Rev A M Tanner resigns. to Walnut Ia in April. Jack Saint reports two colts killed by a freight train near Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Detweiler and
Polk County
J. W
Millard
W. T
Omaha
G. W. Murburger
LaHarpe
Osceola
Poperty
Murburger
A. P. Tilley
A. P
Ben McCormick
Gide
A. M. Tanner
Walnut
Tanner
Lansen Shaw
D. W. Hotchkiss
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Hotchkiss
Jack Saint
Twenty Five Years Ago February 1908 Obituary and Local News
Twenty five years ago on February 13 1908 the Osceola Nebraska region noted the death of Mrs Agnes Hertenbower Nelson born April 30 1879 at Osceola dying February 5 1908 with funeral at her sister Mrs Gev Bradbury home. The column covers local moves births jobs and public notices including Dr M J McChesney from Iowa City and Mrs Margaret J Thomas death after long illness. Local residents change homes launch business ventures and county developments are recorded with brief notes on Weather flu and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hertebower Nelson
Alberquerque
N. M
Osceola
Gev. Bradbury
L. G. Parker
O. P. Heald
Wahoo
Mr. Heald
Bennie Mickey
Lincoln
Wesleyan
D. A. Brazee
C. F. Brazee
Jacob Sargent
LaPorte County
Indiana
Sargent
M. J. McChesney
Iowa City
Iowa University of Medicine
Margaret J. Thomas
W. H. Clark
M. E
L. M. Grigsby
University Place
John Schmoker
P. A. Lund
John
Congressional clash over presidential power and economic relief
Senate debates include a plan to grant the President authority to reorganize the government to cut costs, opposed by Representative Snell who warns of a possible Mussolini. Bratton’s amendment would save about 20 million annually but blocks wage cuts or furloughs. House and Senate también discuss tax exempt securities, farm relief, and currency expansion via silver bills as hearings begin February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Treasury Post Office
Roosevelt
Garner
Congress
Rainey
Senate
Bratton
New Mexico
House
Sumners
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Committee On
Representative Somers
New York
Somers
The May Day Mystery and the Jim Hanvey Creator
Octavus Roy Cohen, famed southern author and lawyer, known for Jim Hanvey detective tales, will serially present The May Day Mystery in these columns. Born Charleston S C June 26 1891 he shifted from civil engineering to law and writing after early newspaper work and served as a navy lieutenant in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mr. Cohen
Jim Hanvey
South
Charleston
S. C
Porter Military Academy
Birmingham-Southern College
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Ledger
Charleston News and Courier
Bayonne
N. J
Times
Newark
Morning Star
South Carolina
Navy
Livestock Prices From South Omaha Market Report
Union Stock Yards Omaha February 14 1933 opening cattle prices steady to strong. Fat cattle tops to 6.50 for best steers. Receipts 8 000. Cows and heifers steady while stockers dull. Cattle quotations list yearlings and steers across good to prime ranges with prices from 2 75 to 6 75 and feeders from 2 75 to 5 25 depending on grade. Fat lambs weak 10 to 15 cents lower at 5.25 to 5.60. Feeders dull 5.00 to 5.25. Aged sheep steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
I M. Carter
Canada
R. F P. Dahlin
Pleasant Home
County General Fund
K. B. Printing Co
K. B
Ween Ceee
C Brittell
Et “al Vitat
Plededos Tees
Wise
Roy VanHoosen
Lillian Timm
J T Stanton Co. Atty. Telephone
Moser Night Watch
Folk Progress Printing
Towa-Nebr. Light & Power Co
Sunetak
Parks
Crowse-Tex Drug Co
Mdse
Ich
Dadydesbuth
Ross
WC Colby
Moon
Wm. Glatter
Mary Bradley
Gus Schneider
Will Taylor
Nordstrom
Nelso
Malek, Pauper
Kepner & Son
Pearl Peckman
L F Curtis
Emery Marshall
T. H. Christensen
Lele
Stromsburg Pharmacy
C. L
Neola Miller
Cornish, Co. Treas
Il. M Smith
Stromsburg
McCumber
Sam Kisler
Mar. Sus Yo
Fee Siete
Farmers Union
Monday Hog Market Shows Light Weights Strong
Hog market remained active with steady to higher prices for desirable light and butcher weights while heavy packing hogs were dull. Receipts totalled 11,500 head as traders quoted spreads of 3.00 to 3.25 with best light weights at 3.30 to 3.35.
Opening Sheep Week Sees 14000 Arrivals and Soft Market
About 14 000 fresh sheep and lambs arrive for the opening day of the week as market activity slows and prices ease. Fat lambs quoted weak to 10 15c lower with ranges from 5.25 to 5.60. feeder lambs dull around 5.00 to 5.25. Aged sheep hold about steady. Fat lambs by grade range from 3.50 to 5.60. feeders and yearlings show similar softness while ewes vary by weight and condition.
County Commissioners Propose Redistricting in Osceola Neb
Osceola Nebraska county board meets to redraw commissioner districts under a new plan. Resolution moves to realign precincts North and South Canada Clear Creek Island Hackberry into District 1. District 2 North South Osceola Valley Platte. District 3 East West Stromsburg and Pleasant Home. Budgeted figures and prior district population shifts noted. claims audited and approved for county funds and road districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Lees
Anderson
Wil
Peterson
Canada
Clear Creek
Island
Valley Precinct
Hackterry
Osceola, Platte
Pleasant Home
Osceoi
Stromsburg
Valley
State of
Polk County
Nebras
Hackberry
YTUND
Polk County Democrat
Osceola Record
Farmers Co-Op
Polk Coal
Ti LeMar
Fauper
Standard Oil Co. Gas O
Parks Service Station
Carlsen
Shell Petroleum Orp
Farmers Union Co-Op
Polk Same
Farmers Union Co- Op Gil Co. Oscemla
Steever
R Malmen
Henry Abbott
A S Beckman
Mothers Pension Fund
Freda Otilia Peterson
Emma Walton
Ee Ee
Elin Burkman
Lillian Egeshot
Ceee
Alice Imgman
Cece
Margaret Fillinger
Nina Clark
District Court
Nebr
Petit Jury
N.S. Abolt
H. L. Carter
H. G. Duren
Albert Carx
Fred L. Miller
Herman Richter
E. Shaw
South Canada
Axel A. Anderson
H. C. Burritt
Albert Croisant
Owen McClung
Harry E. Miller
North Canada
H. C. Beebe
J L. Carter
A. C. Clobes
Jesse Cook
Ernest Funkhouser
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Osceola Record Paper
Walter J. Herbes
E. D. Filman
Berggren and Veach
Aurora
Fillman
Exide
Meridian Garage
Reo
Studebaker
Dee Gooden
Hazard
Ida Hanson
Carl Burgeson
John Rogers
C. A Olson Clothing Dept
Carl Schotz
Raeder and Schotz
Adair
Dickhute
Grace Phesant. Johnston
Washington
Hull
Tennessee
Hull Suys
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Robison
Iil
Shipstead
Lewis
General Merchandise
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Octavus Roy Cohen
South Omaha
LAMBS
the County Commissioners
August P. Anderson
J. W. Fillman
North Osceola
Elmer Ahlquist
C. L. Anderson
Andrew Nelson
W. F. Dunn
Edwin Gustafson
Wm Sennell
L. E. Treadway
E. F
Danskin Valley
Ozwald Bernt
Earl Bond
Calmar Dunn
Jonn A Gabriel
East Pleasant Home
Irver L. Anderson
W. E. Johnson
A. D. Dover
West Pleasant
T. A. Stevens
Joseph C. McClure
W. Pp. Miller
Frank A. Adelson
Lawrence Sundberg
Warren Strand
W. J. Newton
William Meyer
H. E. Iogman
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