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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
4
Thursday publication entry lists Osceola Nebraska post office registration under the March 8 1879 act with annual subscription details and a 2.4 notation.
The Senate passed a drunk driving penalty with automatic license revocation for one year after sentence. It also limits truck drivers to 12 hours work and eight hours rest. Lawmakers discuss tax shifts on trucking and gas tax exemptions while plans unfold for highway signs read from airplanes and a state judicial council bill dies in the House.
A Washington Star quote contrasts ancestral delight in skyward kites with modern fascination for airplanes. Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown extols simple aerial pleasures once shared by forebears.
A brief Marcus Aurelius maxim urges perseverance in the face of setbacks and to return to the effort after a defeat. The message emphasizes steady practice over idealized precept and staying steady in difficulty.
The Polk County board met February 17 1931 with all members present. They allowed and ordered payment of county general fund and road district claims. Bids for 1931 concrete and bridge work were opened with Lindeblade and Swanson the lowest bidder on all items. A $500 bond was approved and contract awarded to Lindeblade and Swanson to erect culverts bridges and approaches. Joint Custody Receipt No 564 of the Fed Reserve Bank was accepted for Farm Loan bonds to secure county deposits. The board adjourned to March 4 1931.
A mix of observations on musical conduct and expansive swamp lands across the United States. The text notes applause disturbing musical spell and mentions 60 to 80 million acres of swamp land in regions including the lower Mississippi valley the Everglades Florida and Great Lakes shorelines. A legal notice from Polk County Nebraska announces a reopened estate proceeding for Erick Wallin with a March 14 1931 hearing and a court order to determine interested parties and distribution.
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