Social rounds and visits around Hordville area families
Polk area notices list parties and gatherings at local homes. Several residents, including Mrs Russell Lindgren and Mr Lindgren, win prizes in card games. Visits to and from Hampton, Grand Island, York, Hastings, and Stromsburg are noted along with church activities and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Werner
Harold Lentz
Hordville
Russell Lindgren
Mr. Lindgren
Lentz
A. K. Crow
R. B. Williams
Central City
Marie Madison
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
Will Kroger
E. E. Pengelly
Nellie Nelson
David Dornburgh
John Wall
Hampton
Geanelle Sundberg
T. A. Stevens
George McClure
Omaha
J. C. McClure
Jack Rice
Clarkson Hospital
Rice
Rosse
Rose i Mary
Betty Jo Alfred
Doris McCoy
Vera Stevens
York
Floyd Miller
R. L. Smith
Asa Smith
Osceola
Ellerbrock
Artemise Smith
Hastings
Arvilla Reed
Lester Rahrs
Paul Stevens
Henry Horstman
Oscar Sundberg
Grand Island
Oscar Stromberg
H. F. Baker
Stromsburg
Ira Henkle
Clarks
P. T. Wurtz
Ilos Istberg
Harold Schultz
W. A. Lindburg
M. G. ‘Lindburg
The
Baptist Church
T. J. Nelson
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mesdames Shafer
Ralph Upton
Albert Nelson
Ames Lind
India
A. H. Sidewell
Henry Reed
Arlene Runquist
Harry Carlson
Evelyn
A. Sodergren
Reuben Hanquist
R.’ A. Hanquist
L. J. Montzingo
Lloyd Burnworth
Edith Glad
Lutheran Hospital
Ray Peterson
Gordon Eno
Theo. Moberg
Near
R. H. Thesing
R. L. Peterson
Ted
Centrality
Ellsworth Carlson
Leland Wid‘a
Raymond Stevens
Raymond Peterson
Thompson Allison
Walter Eckdahl
York College
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Prices Steady to Higher
Livestock market at Union Stock Yards Omaha dated Jan 18 1938 shows cattle receipts of 9000 head with undercurrent weak but prices steady for steers yearlings and suitable heifers. Beef cows lower while stock cattle feeding steers hold. cornfed steers priced to 11.50 top. hogs open the week higher with light weights at 8.00 8.25 and packing sows 6.25 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Althugh
Omaha lamb market shows steady demand with feeder lambs
Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha Monday reached 5500 head as trading remained slow in the forenoon but the undertone firmed. Feeder lambs sold 7.75 to 8.15. best lambs brought 4.10. fat lambs ranged 7.50 to 8.15 for good to choice natives, with intermediate grades and feeders priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Quiet Mind in Turbulent Times
The passage urges people to imitate nature’s silent, serene operations. It argues that most misfortunes arise from excessive worry and suggests that true peace comes from maintaining calm amidst turmoil.
Official Proceedings of Polk County January 11 1938
County commissioners convened for the first regular meeting of 1938. Appointments set including S J Harless as chairman, R L Anderson on the Soldiers Relief Commission, and doctors D J Smith and Warley S Eklund as county physicians with a 100 dollar salary. Newspaper notices designated for contractor notices and detailed expense estimates, payrolls, road and labor rates, and bank depository arrangements with several state banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Arthur C. Twarling
E. M. Carter
S. J. Harless
R. L. Anderson
Soldiers Relief Commission
D. J. Smith
Warley S. Eklund
Shelby Sun
Headlight
Polk Progress
Osceola Record
Polk County Democrat
County General Fund
Seaagech
Kileret Moe
Court House Int. & Bonds
County Fair Association
Human Relief Fund
Polk County
National Bank of Commerce
Lincoln
First National Bank
First
Omaha Printing Company
Gunnard Peterson
Salaly
L. M
Lillian Tirhm
Cty
Sotary” Eniar
Frayin
Ghesco
Lincoln Telephone & Tel. Co
Hia Kresha
Ip Cr
T. A. Reece
LeRoy M
Smith Co. Treas
Ccc
Cece
Carleton Anderson
Gertrude Matheson
Olive M. McBeth
Sala
Polk County Farm Bureau
Hammond & Stephens Co
Ceee
T. A. Reece Cik Dist
W. F. Kepner
Mothers Pension Fund
Helen Eklof
Edith Brandt
Elin Burkman
Gladys Record
Roy W. Fijell
Standard Oil Co
Margaret Fillinger Same
Lincoln Tel & Tel. Co
Patindue
Austin Western Road Machinery Co
Dean Carter Patrohkman
Henry Abbott
W.P.A
S. J. Ernest
Lincoln Road Equipment Co
Thoren & Co
Overland Sand & Grav Ipravel
Clifton E. Johnson
Patro Saiaty
White Epis
Will Wright Same
Road Dist
Henry Kopke
Herman Kopke
John I. Ander
John I. Anderson
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Court House
Farm Bureau
Confidence call shapes recovery effort in Congress
National leaders urge removing barriers and expanding employment in construction to restore public confidence and spur recovery. The message stresses skill and energy in workers and asks Congress to reestablish nationwide assurance as essential to economic revival. Also includes Polk County Nebraska 1938 expense estimates and certification by County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
White House
America
Congress
Charles
F."stroman
Polk County
Nebraska
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
George A. Brooke
Osceola
JouaEy
From Far Distances to Nearby Places Mystery
A cryptic note asks about distance between two unspecified points. The fragment hints at measurement concepts but provides no clear locations or values for precise summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polk
New York
Central Mall
Freedom of the
South Omaha
Aristotle
Thomas M. Beck
Chicago Tribune
Harless
Bencee
Ion
Bond
Seschvcow
Probak Jr
Probak Junior Blades
By Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Seal County
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