Polk County Commissioners Hear Claims and Approve 1941 Warrant List
Polk County Nebraska Board met in regular session with all members present. Claims were audited and warrants issued across funds including County General, Emergency Relief, State Admin, Road, and Special Bridge with totals and vendors such as Anderson Mercantile Co, Crouse-Text Drug Co, Osceola Record, and Lincoln Road Equipment. A resolution authorized purchase of Swanson property for 550 dollars to build county machine sheds, with tax refunds for protest payments noted and adjournment to January 5, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
County General Fund
John J. Anderson Co
Anderson ‘Mercantile Co. Supplies Co
American Linen & Towel
Ceneeeas
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Johnson Service Company
K-B Printing Company
Osceola Record
WEG Reed
Polk County Extension Service
Polk Progress Printing
Bliss
Gunnard Peterson
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulators Co. Supplies
Court House
Massachusetts ‘Bonding & Ins. Co
Adlices
Einer Swanson Real Estate
Shelby Sun Printing
Emergency Relief Fund
Anderson Mercantile Co
Eo Wees Co
Dr. C. L. Anderson
Tra Banta
H. G. Brauer
Mabel Church
Crouse-Text Drug Co. Medical
Ceeblw
City of David
Hl. Christensen Medical
R. W. Dunkle Medical
Dr. H. S. Eklund
Farmers Co-Op Grain Ass’n. Polk
Farmers Grain Assn
Stromsburg
W. Ray
Nelson & Son Clothing Co
F. H. Seward Rent
Standard Oil Company
Strand Ray Lumber Co
Thelen’s Pharmacy Medical
T. B. Hard Grain Co
J. B
A. S. Nelson— Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Alvin Dahlin— Tepaits
Ciy Cee
Milton Anderson Labor Supplies
Albert W. Gabbriel
Lincoln Road
Lincoln Road Equip. Co. Special Bridge Fund
Capital Bridge Co
Roy Morgan
A. D
J. R. Sundberg
Milfred Johnson
Polk
Einer Swanson
Osceola
McClung
Dahlin
Nelson
Dahin
Joel Hanson
County Board of County Commissioners
Philip Nyberg
Washington War Time Sentries and City Blackouts Report
The article describes tighter security in Washington with sentries at offices and strict entry rules. It notes a civilian brochure urging cooperation, possible restraint by guards, and the need to open bags for inspection. It also mentions the Garfields assassination eyewitness, farm equipment priorities, and the first blackout drills in late December as civil defense expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew Mays
House Military Affairs Committee
House
Hmself
Ccc
Garfield
Charles C. Thomas
Alexandria
Thomas
Agriculture Department
Donald M. Nelson
Division of Civilian Supply
Army
Navy
Omaha Market News Cattle Hogs and Lamb Prices
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on January 6 1942 cattle receipts reached 8500 with steady demand for prime grades while plainer cattle softened. Hogs totaled 17500 with prices steady to 10.5c lower. best butcher stock sold up to 11.25. Lambs 5000 head with fat lambs 12.00 to 12.65. feeder lambs 11.85 down from recent levels. Also notes on aged sheep and feeder cattle values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Seabee and Perkins Skip From Bankroll to New Year Feast
In a hotel room, Sheila and Ralph Perkins plot a weeklong stage tour on a tiny budget. They improvise a feast by room service and pantry scraps, only to discover the New Year brings free meals and a sly waiter. The pair end with a quiet, sheepish greeting of Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Sheila
Seabee and Perkins
Ralph Perkins
Room Service
McClure Syndicate
Also Mentioned on This Page
OF County Commissioners
Arthur S. Nelson
John J. Anderson
Carl Curtis
South Omaha
Sera Barton