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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1933

Page

8

Osceola School News Roundup Recaps Week of Activities

Osceola pupils celebrated birthdays and Valentine events in kindergarten and first grade. Second and third grades tracked attendance and memorized poems while fourth grade reports top absences by Yale and Harvard. The eighth grade held a spelling contest and a minstrel show is planned for March first. High school athletics saw Osceola fall to Stromsburg and claim consolation and reserve wins.

Aw ‘Meary Duauv Mr. Thompson Margaret Sheets Margaret Vera Rockmeyer Gladys Marjorie Lesear Jansen Bobby Ball Marilyn Brown Glenn Kemp Donald Malek Westley Parks Arline Pearson America Samuel P. Smith Bennett Harvard Yale Mary Mae Timm Bobby Mills Jesse Plummond Richard Malek Omaha Shelby Marion Johnston Alex Mills Irene Sargent

Taxes Consume Nearly One Third Of Gasoline Dollar

The article notes that 29 cents of each dollar spent on gasoline in 1982 paid taxes. This reduced purchasing power by about one third, with a car at 10 miles per gallon effectively delivering 75 miles per dollar instead of 100. States consider higher gas taxes, and Congress may keep or raise federal taxes, dating back to 1929 when Oregon imposed the first tax.

Congress Oregon

For Rent Elledge Home Six Rooms On Five Acres

For rent a modern six room house with five acres of garden and fruit trees. Pasture land available inquire locally about terms and location.

N Elledge

Real Moral Test in Adversity by Fosdick

The text argues morals grow from enduring hardship not theory. It contrasts armchair ethics with faith under disaster and praises fortitude, constancy, patience, and heroism as core moral forces guiding conduct beyond mere morals. It concludes true triumph requires religion as the ultimate response to life’s meaning.

Becoe Jesus Harry Emerson Fosdick Warper’s Magazine

Official Proceedings of Tie County Commissioners

The Tie County Commissioners met February 15 1933 with all members present to review redistricting and farm dragging contracts for Hackberry Valley and Pleasant Home precincts. They discussed new lines and scheduled the next meeting for March 3 1933 and set March 1 1938 as the deadline for labor and material claims.

Tie County Oscerla Nebraska Board of County Commissioners Hackberry Valley Pleasant Home Aug. P. Anderson J. W. Fillman

Words of Wisdom on Self-Discipline and Beliefs

A collection of aphoristic sayings on restraint, love, nature, humor after trouble, appetite, voting, retrospection, manners, fiction, vegetables, purse in head, weathering clouds, education, emergencies, gear for farming, and perseverance. It presents varied reflections without a single cohesive narrative.

Cleaning Upholstery Care Tips and Methods

Cleaning upholstery requires care to avoid moisture in padding which can cause mustiness. Avoid strong chemicals. test color fastness before treating stains. use carbon tetrachloride for grease spots and let liquids evaporate. Leather dries out and may be restored with castor oil. velvet and mohair require steaming with a warm iron and brushing to lift the nap.

Reigns Alone on Salton Sea Isle

A Salton Sea feature recounts Captain Davis on Mullet Island near the Salton Sea, noting a muddy estate with geysers, a medicated lake, and stocked waters. Pelicans supposedly distribute bass and mullet, and a small museum preserves relics including an 1857 Bible and a wagon tragedy tale.

Harry Carr Los Angeles Times Captain Davis Mullet Island Salton Sea Davis Countess of Suffolk Sturges Tomlinson Muller Island Donaldson Yuma

Cheerful alarm clock helps to reach rail station

A lively alarm clock wakes you to greet an old friend at the rail station. The device aims to ensure timely arrival and friendly reunion.

Mrs Holt Reaches Dublin After 31,500 Mile Pursuit

Mrs J C Holt of Dublin N A arrived from Europe with her two children after pursuing 31,500 miles by airplane. She placed them aboard a Naples ship then went ashore on an errand. On returning the vessel had departed and she hurried to Gibraltar awaiting the liner.

J. C. Holt Dublin N. A Europe Naples Gibraltar

Workman in Overalls Drops Tools From Golf Bag

A New York pedestrian described a man in overalls who walked with a golf bag over his shoulder, whistled as he reached a corner, then opened the bag and dumped a range of tools before opening a manhole and starting work.

New York City

Market for Farm Waste Sparks Chemists’ Search

A discovery that drugs and varnish materials can be derived from Henin, a substance found in all farm wastes, has prompted chemists to intensify research on the broader farm waste problem.

Livestock Prices at South Omaha February 21 1938 Fortunes

Opening cattle prices at South Omaha show steady to 25 cent declines on plain and heavy cattle and on cows and heifers while light weights and yearlings hold. Receipts total 10 000 with stockers and feeders in fair demand. Prices list yearlings to prime range from 5.00 to 6.50, steers 3.00 to 6.00, fed cattle and cows across multiple grades, calves and stockers priced accordingly.

Union Stock Yards Omaha

Hog arrivals steady as hog market eases slightly

About 13 000 new hogs reached market Monday and met with slack demand. Prices remained steady to a shade lower than last week's close. Offloads mostly sold between 2.90 and 3.05 per hundredweight, with lightweights as high as 3.15.

Fat Lamb Market Opens With Mixed Bids Across Classes

Opening day shows demand for fat lambs steady to lower with bids about 10 to 25 cents shy of Friday. Receipts reach 12 090 head as fat and feeder lambs average around 4 75 to 3 10. Fed lambs priced from 4 75 to 5 90 with discounts for quality. feeders from 4 00 to 5 15. aged stock includes yearlings 3 00 to 4 25 and ewes 0 50 to 2 75, with cull stock at 0 50 to 1 50.

Medui

Peanut Composition Details Revealed

Nutritional analysis shows peanuts containing 25.6 percent protein 38.6 percent fat and 24.4 percent carbohydrates. The fuel value per pound is 2490 calories.

Hester Cleang Works Cleaning and Laundry Ad

An Osceola contact offers cleaning and laundry services by Hester Cleang with phone 212. Service details mention leaving Cleaning at the David Cole Creamery in Osceola and indicate Mondays and Thursdays.

David Cole Creamery Osceola

Sheriff Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska 1938

Harold L. Nelson Sheriff announces an order of sale from Polk County District Court in a case with Columbus State Bank as plaintiff cross-petitioners Farmers State Bank and Theo Spitz as defendants. On March 14 at 2 PM at the south door of the Osceola courthouse the northwest quarter and north half of the southwest quarter of section 27 township 16 north range 1 west will be sold at public auction.

District Court Polk County Nebraska Columbus State Bank Columbus Theo. Spitz Farmers State Bank Osceola W. Roy Vanhoosen

Notice of pardon board hearing for Polk County convict

Robert Franklin, convicted in Polk County in October 1931 of breaking and entering, has applied for commutation. The Nebraska Board of Pardons sets a hearing at 10:00 AM on March 14, 1938, at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the application should or should not be granted.

Wherisas Robert Franklin Polk County Board of Pardons State Penitentiary Lincoln Nebraska Harry R. Swanson George Willis N. T. Harmon

Pardons Board Set Hearing for 1931 Polk County Convict

George Willis, convicted October 2 1931 in Polk County for Breaking and Entering, has applied to the Board of Pardons for clemency. A hearing is scheduled at 10 A M on March 14 1953 at the State Penitentiary and interested parties may appear. N T Harmon Chief State Probation Officer.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Osceola Schoo Carrsons Whitney Eaton Osceola Shools Wooden Soldiers Sertette Minstrel Sheen—Bony’s Glee Club Stromsburg Bulldogs Addison Harnbloom Shethby Polk Johnson Hernblyvin Ame Campain Jackson Hotel Conant K. D. Davis Columbus, Nebraska Salton Sea Isle Octavus Roy Cohen Southern University Jim Hanvey Mr. Cohen Harvey Elmer S. Rood Mer Jones St Omaha, Nebraska South Omaha Hester Cleang Harold L. Nelson Sheriff’s Sale Remie Remington Office Record Office
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