Polk County commissioners meet. numerous claims audited
Polk County Nebraska board approves claims for County General Fund including clerk deputy salaries and various supplies. Delinquent taxes in Osceola area foreclosed, extensive property list tied to tax sales. motion by McClung, seconded by Dahlin, adjourned to March 4, 1941. Approval by Nelson and Anderson.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
John S. Anderson
Sophia Kresha
Burroughs Adding Machine ‘Co
James Cook Night Watch
Nadine Croisant
Phil B. Campbell Co
Roy W. Erickson
Hammond & Stephens Co
K&b Printing ‘Co
Alvin Dahlin
Will Wright
Clifton Johnson
Sinclair Refining Company
de Fels
H. S. Eklund
Farmers ‘Co-Op
N. Food Center
R. L. Anderson
E. JG. Brillhart
W. Ray Hill
Harry Swan
J. Garten
Moore & Hunsaker
R. J. Miller
C. C. ‘Morrison
Osceola Lumber Co
Davis Pharmacy
R. W. Dunkile
Stromsburg
Village of
John E. Umland
Johnson Chevrolet Co
Sigler
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Smith
Orig- Nebraska
Page County
Nebraska Light & Power Company
Farmers Union Co-Op Oil
Shelby
Ea Mae Medical
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Scott & Anderson Fuel
H. Christensen Drugs
Com. Dist
Owen McClung
Vial Town
City of
County of
Polk
State of
Arthur S. Nelson
John I. Anderson
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Fat lambs dull and lower while shearing lambs hold at 10.25 to 10.45. Aged sheep quoted firm. Cattle receipts at Omaha Monday total 8,000 head with best steers around 12.50, stock cattle and feeding steers strong, some fines at 13.29 and heifer calves 11.00. Detailed cornfed prices cover steers yearlings heifers cows and feeders with varied ranges.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hogs and Lamb Prices Fall as Omaha and Grand Island Markets Slump
Hog receipts at Omaha Monday totaled 6 500 with trading dragged down 10 cents from Friday as light and butcher weight hogs sold 7 25 to 7 40. Sows brought 6 25 to 6 40. Sheep and lamb receipts reached 7 500 with fat lambs weak though desirable shearing lambs traded around 10 30 to 10 45 and good to choice 10 40 to 10 65. Grand Island fat hogs February 24 ranged 7 40 to 7 50 for 180 200 and 7 25 to 7 35 for 220 260 with extremes 7 00 to 7 16 and sows 6 50 to 6 75. Cattle sale steady with strong week.
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Omaha
Grand Island
Government Shrinks Verbiage in Washington Letters
James F. Grady, now a correspondence counselor in the agriculture department, meets weekly with soil conservation officials to trim words in official letters. He criticizes overlong phrases like you are advised that congress has specified and as per statement attached hereto as wasteful, urging clearer government communication.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
James F. Grady
Farm Credit Administration
Grady
Congress
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