Osceola Nebraska City Council December 1934 Proceedings
Osceola Nebraska City Council meets December 6 1934 with the mayor and all members present. They approve minutes and treasurer report for month ending November 30 1934 and review audited claims and a Union Pacific railroad contract resolution for sewer pipelines on the railway right of way.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Counciman Anderson
McDonald
Sigler
General Fund
Library
Park Fund
First National Bank
Osceola Bank
Guy F Ball
R H Waite
Osceola Record
Polk County Democrat
Ben Zedicher
R M McDonald
H Anderson
Uculop
Joel Hanson
D. R. Byers
Hotchkiss & Wells
W Lewis
Harry Pratt
Byegsdig
L DeLand
Wilber M. Johnston
L Carson
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power Co
Union Pacific Railroad Company
State of Nebraska
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City of
Nebrase
Nebraska begins Fiftieth legislature with unicameral shift ahead
The opening of Nebraska's Fiftieth session signals the move to a single house in 1987 after the voters approved the unicameral plan. The week features inaugurations and major issues such as liquor control, electoral mandate transfers, pari-mutuel betting, and tax reform alongside a proposed budget of 11.6 million dollars for 1935–37.
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Nebraska
Senate
Netaska
Charles W. Bryn
Cochran
McClelland
Grand Island
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Week Opener
Receipts at Union Stock Yards Omaha January 8 1935 totalled 8000 cattle with 500 government. Trade opened active on beef steers up to 15 cents higher. best steers around 11.00. Cows and heifers demand strong to higher, stockers and feeders active and unevenly higher. Prices listed for steers and various classes of cattle and calves.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog prices rise as hog market advances Monday
Receipts of hogs Monday reached 6,000. Opening bids and sales climbed 15 to 25 cents from Friday with shippers and packers seeking supplies. Bulk merchantable hogs sold around 7.50 to 8.15 dollars, with a few at 8.20 dollars.
Fat lambs sell 25 50c down as receipts rise
Receipts of sheep and lambs Monday totaled 8,000 with bids 25 50c lower than Sunday. Demand was light from local packers and order buyers, though feeder lamb inquiry remained active with prices rising to 6.50 to 7.35. Aged sheep stayed in active demand, top bids near 3.90, while fat lambs and feeders showed varied price ranges across quality.
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Best
Legislative News From Lincoln Star In Session
The Lincoln Star highlights Nebraska Legislature in session and major national matters. It invites readers to subscribe with prices for Nebraska and Northern Kansas, three months, daily, and with Sunday editions.
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Lincoln Star
Nebdraska
National Congress
Star
Nebraska
Kansas
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors under Section 75
In the District Court of Nebraska the matter of Joseph A Zimba Debtor Proceedings for a Composition or extension. The first meeting of creditors will be held February 1, 1935 at 1 o clock P M at E G Hall office David City Nebraska. Creditors may attend prove claims examine the Debtor and transact other business. Dated January 1 1935 E G Hall Conciliation Commissioner
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District Court of the United States
District of
Nebraska
Joseph A. Zimba
Osceola
Polk
Joseph A. Yimba
E. G. Hall
David City
Polk County Nebraska Estate Hearing for Freeman Shaw
The district court of Polk County Nebraska held on December 20 1934 a hearing on the petition of Harry E Shaw administrator of the estate of Freeman Shaw deceased seeking orders regarding the estate. The case arose in the regular October 1934 term and concerns the administration of the deceased's property.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Freeman Shaw
District Court
Harry E. Shaw
Osceola estate sale hearing set for January 1935
The Polk County Nebraska court orders a hearing on February 2 1935 to authorize the administrator to sell real estate owned by the deceased to pay debts and administration costs. Heir details and parcels in Osceola are listed, with publication of four weekly notices in the Osceola Record.
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County OF Polk
Guy F Ball
Osceola
State of Nebraska
Nebraska
Corp
Polk County
Smith
Charles E. Shaw
Harry E. Shaw
Martha Davis
Dewey C. Shaw
Alice Billimore
Etta
Osceola Record
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W. E. Pierson
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Fred J. Minder
United States Senate
George W. Norris
C. T. Sandall
U. S
Victor Seymour
Sandall
Burke
Joseph T. Votava
Norris
Seymour
Thompson
A. T. Lobdell
Leddell
South Omaha
Court House Square
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O. V. Hurst
ED Nelson
Smith & Eklund Physicians and Surgeons
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
D. J. Smith
R.P
Harley Eklund
Liisa
A. A. Wurtz
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Dr. Miles Nervine
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