Drilling Along Misquotes on Virtue and Voters
A compact essay of editorial quips on marriage, politics, and public duty. It mocks noisy fights and praises quiet reasoning, urging action over rhetoric while noting the limits of polls and persuasion.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
8
Museum Displays Extinct Moas at Field Museum Exhibition
The Field Museum presents extinct New Zealand moas with mural paintings by Rex Knight, a mounted skeleton, and a life size restoration. Moas resembled ostriches though larger forms had bulkier frames and powerful legs. Extinction linked to glacial climate cooling and early human arrival before European discovery.
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New Zealand
Field Museum of
Natural Tory
Res BR
Rest Cure for Animals at Alt Manesdorf Resort
Europe’s largest rest resort for animals is in Alt Manesdorf near Vienna. The Imanosdorf asylum cares for hippopotamuses and other stray or ailing animals. Strays are housed, the ill receive treatment, and incurable cases are painlessly destroyed when possible.
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Europe
Altmanesdorf
Vienna
Imanosdorf
Danish Scientist Links Music to Flower Response
A Danish scientist suggests flowers may respond to music, with pinks and cyclamens turning away from loudspeakers while roses show signs of pleasure. The claim varies by plant variety and is part of ongoing studies on how sound affects flora.
Witty exchange reveals marital squabble over wardrobe
A humorous dialogue shows a wife accusing her husband of lacking love because of her old clothes, while the husband protests his affection remains strong. The light domestic banter captures simple relationship tensions through clothing remarks.
Duffer Gives Quick Quip on Golf Form
The exchange features two golf buddies where one asks about play and the other replies that it could be better but not worse, underscoring a wry shrug about current form.
Two Candidates for Mayor Spark Quiet Debate
In a brief exchange, a Houston Post caption questions voter sentiment about the rival mayoral contenders. The remark suggests uncertainty about leadership options and the public’s reaction to the field.
Soeking for a Degree Visitor What is the professor's search work
The fragment seems to report dialogue about a professor's pursuit linked to earning a degree. The wife hints the focus is largely on his search and aspirations, with a tone suggesting a personal or domestic dimension to scholarly ambition.
Live Stock Prices and Market Summary at South Omaha
Live stock prices at South Omaha show fat lambs opening the week lower at 10.25 to 10.75 and weaker feed ere. Aged sheep steady, ewes 5.50. Cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards Omaha January 7, 1936 total 11,500 with beef cattle firm for desirable steers cows and heifers, slower for plainer types. Also Methodist Church notes Ladies Aid Friday, Sunday Worship and Sunday School details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog receipts reach 13000 head with lower bids
Monday hog receipts hit 13 000 head marking the heaviest run in over a year. Opening bids and sales were mostly 15 to 25 cents lower than last week’s close. Best lights brought 39.15 9.25, desirable butcher weights 9.00 to 9.14, heavy and mixed hogs 9.00 and down, sows 7.75 to 8.00.
Receipts of sheep and lambs and market quotes
Receipts of sheep and lambs Monday were 6 500 head. Fat lambs fed and native lists with quoted prices range from 7.00 to 10.75 dollars per hundredweight. The article also notes a view on fatal motor car accidents, arguing the current rate has improved since 1900.
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Ecu Ae
Lambs Rangers
Rangers
W. D. Mayfield
Chicago
Collier’e Weekly
Right to the Point and Wit on Life and Society
A compact collection of maxims and quips on honesty, money, romance, diplomacy, and social behavior. Observations mix humor with caution about quarrels, praise, and the value of sympathy, ending with reflections on infancy and sensitivity.
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Anon
Osceola City Council Proceedings and Local Notices 1935
Osceola Nebraska city council meets monthly with minutes from September to December 1935 read and approved. Claims from Korsmeyer Co. and others audited. treasurer reports filed. Various salaries, supplies, and streetlight costs approved. park and fire department actions discussed. next meetings set with officials and WPA engineer present.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Carson
McDonald
Mark Timm
Timm
Korsmeyer Company
Stp- Puts
Sacit
Lacslacen Bipante Ae
Lester Finecy
Cummings
Clyde Courtney
L VanHoosen
Osceola Produce Co
Hotchkiss
Nébr. Light & Power Co
Lou R Israel
Polk County Democrat
A W Lewis
H Waite
John E DeLand
Osceola Record
Phillips Petroleum Co
iSewer Bonds & Int
First National Bank
D. R. Byers
W. E. Pierson
Sigler
Wells
Pierson
Ball
W W
Norton
Gavalv
Renee
L J van Hoosen
Thoren & Co
The
Korsmeyer Co
Ben Zedicher
Galant
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
Hotchkiss & Wells Supplies
Reed Bros. Motor Co
A Cummings
Geo L DeLand
John W Oberg
R H Waite
Harry W Pratt
Farmers Oil Co
Anderson Merce. Co
P H Pagett
Barton Pumper
W W Norton
Waite
Guy F Ball
Harold D Johnson Gravel
Lluly
W L Ogden
Park
City Park Board
F. H. Oberg
Jay Hastings
C. M. Humphrey
George W. Welch
WPA
Park Board
Guy F. Ball
Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Addressed Events
Next Sunday at 10 AM Sunday School and Bible Classes followed by 11 AM Worship where John Oberg Jr. preaches before returning to Rock Island seminary. Installation of new officers, 7:30 PM Vespers, Bible study series Genesis to follow. Trustees meet Monday 8 PM. Choir Tuesday, Luther League Thursday with Axel Anderson and Mrs. Mary Gerdes. Second Luther League devotional Sunday 19 led by Paul Monson.
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Lutheran Church
John Oberg Jr
Rock Island
Luther League
Axel Anderson
Mary Gerdes
The
Paul Monson
New York Patrolwomen to Receive Uniforms and Belts
The 147 patrolwomen and policewomen in New York City will be issued regulation blue uniforms like male officers. They will wear a special waist belt for the revolver and must display police shields in the same manner as men.
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