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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1933

Page

7

County Proceedings Record Including County and City Actions

County Commission minutes detail audited fees and funds, 1933 year-end checks, and adjournment. City Council actions cover licensing, bonds, and a dry cleaning ordinance repeal, with detailed monthly treasurer report and notices to creditors in Polk County Neb.

Osceola Nebraska Pierson Johnson Frowland Guy F Ball Ray Rogers Moser L Joy Leo Tegseeetersthn Waite J F Jackson Leber Maurice Island Lester Minecy Street Cummings Phillips Petroleum Co Towa-Nebraska Light & Power Co Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co Anderson McDonald Ira Island American Surety Company of New York Ira Howland Ewe Ee First National Bank Osceola Bank Byers

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Polk County Nebraska

Sheriff sale ordered by District Court Polk County Nebraska in favor of Occidental Building and Loan Association against August C. Jaenicke and others. Auction at 2 PM January 17 1933 at the south front door of Polk County Courthouse Osceola for cash. Property includes parts of Section Sixteen Township Fourteen Range Two with Jaernicke addition lots One two three.

J. W. Fillman Osceola Nebr Board of County Commissioners County General Bund American Linen and Tower Service Mds Farmers Union ‘Co-Op Oil Co SETI Tadnt Pan Easing Mary Bradley Branting & Sons Farmers Co-Op Oil Co Polk Gas Ben McCormick Guardian George Cielcha Same Harry Lees Davis Same Jowa-Nebr. Light and Power Co Court House, Light and Power County Pauper Aid Strand Lumber Co Polk Bersss Strand Lumber Co F. O. Johnson Ross Stromsburg Grocery Otto Kumpf Harry Croisant St and Lumber Company Pte Pesantesenlacpe-gebeiegegy -Ketotet Nebraska County General Fund Board of County Commissions District Court Polk County Occidental Building and Loan Association August C. Jaenicke State of Jaernicke City of Suil W. Roy Vanhoosen Mills & Mills Ellery H. Westerfield Omaha

Notice of Final Report in Dolan Estate Polk Neb

In Polk County Nebraska the County Court schedules a hearing on February 3, 1932 at 10 a.m. for final settlement and discharge of the administrator in the estate of Thomas R. Dolan deceased. The administrator has filed final account and report and a petition for heirship and distribution.

Polk County Nebraska Warren A. Sherwood Norton County Thomas R. Dolan W. IW. Norton

Livestock prices at South Omaha sale

Receipts total 7,5 head as cattle traders report mixed demand. Best steers max about 43.15 with cows and feeders steady to strong, yearlings quoted from 3.25 to 5.25 per hundredweight and other categories showing varied activity amid overall soft medium and heavy cattle trading.

Omaha

Market News: Prices Steady Despite Mixed Demand

Receipts if any were in to decline as buyers showed indifference. Prices ruled steady at 10.5 or 10 cents lower than Saturday levels. Gun head sales and dales sold loosely at about $2.60 to $2.80 with some boot fishhts bringing around $2.85.

Fat Lambs Sell Lower On Fresh Arrivals

Ten thousand lambs arrived Monday but demand was slow. Fat lambs sold around 35.50 dollars with slight declines from Friday. Fat and fed lambs varied by weight and quality with prices ranging from about 3.50 to 5.50 for different lots. Feeders and ewes showed mixed movements with Western feeders around 4.75 to 5.40 and native feeders 3.00 to 4.25.

Medor Sheen. Ware Cearce Stroner

Primitive Central Australian Aborigines Found by Mackay Survey

Aerial survey results report Central Australia Aborigines as Stone Age in culture. The Pinto tribe warriors wear a grass and feather headdress bound with human hair during corroboree. Natives eat with fingers and make dre using friction with a wooden shield and a woomera.

Mackay Central Australia Europe

Engineer Lomax Develops Coal to Anthracite Process

Chicago engineer C. S. Lomax has reportedly transformed bituminous coal into anthracite. A plant now operates with a daily capacity of 600 tons. The process reduces coal volatility from 36 percent to 12 percent after carbonization.

Chicago C. S. Lomax

Printed Christmas Card From 1843 Inspires Museum Reading

A London Star writer notes humanity behind the Victoria and Albert Museum facade and discusses the first Christmas card issued in 1848 for Sir Henry Cole. The card is shown with other works from walrus ivory reliefs to Eric Gill woodcuts, illustrating a return to medieval austerity and a fond nod to festive eating.

London Star Henry Cole South Kerington Museum Cologne Eric Gill

Short Smiles and Sea Side Quips

A brief column notes lighthearted exchanges about purchases and seaside living. A reader quips about a loud speaker being bought and a spouse being bucolic by the sea, capturing a coastal humor moment.

Dinner Dispute Sparks Quiet Dinner Table Scene

A fragment shows a tense exchange as one character notes dinner will be served while the other reacts with astonishment. The dialogue hints at a shared meal and a cryptic line about hash, suggesting underlying tension or humor between two individuals.

Those Mothers-in-Law Question Portrait Wall

A dialogue between Those Mothers-in-Law Mrs. A and Mrs. A revolves around turning a mother's portrait to the wall and whether the action spoiled the pipore. The exchange highlights domestic tensions and the influence of household manners on respect for memory.

Hungry Doctor and Nesto Boy Sayings Mention Local Lore

A fragment mentions phrases about feeding a colt and curing fever. The lines reference a hungry doctor and a boy named Nesto with a quirky misquote about pee and healing. The text reads as a playful or folkloric snippet from a historical page.

Nesto Boy

Fragmentary remark on a veteran and a half man goat

A cryptic line questions if the fellow is a veteran and answers with a surreal image of half man and half goat. It also declares him as a husband, in a disjointed, stylized voice.

That Demented Feeling

A quirky exchange shows Mae reacting with concern to Joe who jokes about a silly ache and mental strain in a playful, fictional dialogue tone.

Esplish Questions Gleveland-May I kiss you

Christine-What do you think Yor Waiting farm,a street car.

Gleveland Christine

Unclear fragment hints at family remark

Fragment mentions a mother-in-law and a Henry or Henry-Xeo figure with cryptic phrases about being found or lost. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.

Henry Hlenry Xeo

Blame and Mystery Over Lost Money

A fragment recalls questions about how Poiret lost his earnings and who caused the financial loss. The remark asks for details on the blunder and the money disappeared.

Fragmented Exchange Reveals Fear After Eradication

Dialogue fragment shows Saul asking Mary about fear and feeling erased. Carrie responds with anxiety and claims to have been singled out, suggesting tension and possible coercion in the scene.

Wonders of Im2zidstrom Imaginatiaos

A fragmentary notice presents a quirky figurative piece about imaginative wonders and a distant life. The text reads like a playful, nonsensical caption with no clear event or identifiable figures.

Professa Records Odd Exemption Remark

The Bosrona Transcript notes a remark about an exemption during an examination. It mentions Professor and a debate over the meaning of the term and the context remains unclear in the fragment.

Destructions by Uemadegs in Norwesian Lomunnes

Norwesian lomunnes, small mouse tree creatures of Scandinavia, cause widespread destruction at intervals. They travel through Norway diagonally, leaving desolation in their wake. They migrate in vast numbers from center to east and west, some survive to propagate their race, breeding rapidly.

Students to Till Lands Hiacing Unemployed Trained Youth

In Berlin and Leipzig German associations of university graduates press for farm work for 60 000 academically trained men facing unemployment. The push seeks to place trained graduates into agricultural labor roles to avert mass joblessness.

Berlin Leipzig Germany Thimah University

Ingenious police comms device fits in a cigar box

A 1920s inventor proposes a pocket receiving set the size of a cigar box to keep policemen in touch with headquarters. A loud speaker hidden in the helmet would transmit messages only to the wearer, enabling private communication.

European Abbe Gabriel Lambert Aids Water Finding Efforts

Abbe Gabriel Lambert, a European, known for water divining, uses a pendulum and hazer twig to locate water. He is soon to be sent to Algiers on an official mission to find water resources.

Hunt Fer Watzern Africa Gabriel Lambert Hazer Twig Algiers

Open Air Opera Scheme Faces Rainy Setback

A Cleveland News quote notes a man’s attempt to stage open-air grand opera in a town ended with two weeks of rain. The piece suggests he should try the plan elsewhere across the country.

Cleveland News

Hen-pecked man admits opinions broadcast by owner order

The quote notes a man denying authorship of opinions broadcast under a copyright holder. The exchange with Jones frames a dispute over control of expressed views and attribution in broadcasting.

Jones Cincinnati Enquirer

Fighting Is All Right If Done With Intelligence

A witty quote from Tit-Bits London contrasts fighting with finding a smaller opponent, suggesting strategy matters in confrontation. The remark frames combat as acceptable only when intelligence guides action and superiority is not forced.

London

Might Be Superstitious Oysters Off by One

A humorous exchange centers on Walter delivering eleven oysters instead of twelve. The guest notes the thirteen-avoiding superstition leads to a miscount. The line plays on kitchen banter and table luck.

Also Mentioned on This Page

OF County Commissioners Grace P. Johnston Charles Bas Cod Norton Roy Vatm Hoosen County Institute Fund Lee Campbell J. W. Fillmen Miyor Nny W. E. Pierson Guy F. Ball Hester Cleang David Cole Creamery Harold L. Nelson South Omaha Lord Elcop Sears É.ud Bere Victoria and Albert Museum Poe Joe Mae Rtare Poiret Saul Mary Carrie Uife Professa Nate
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