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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
8
Union Stock Yards Omaha reports Monday receipts of 10 000 cattle and 3 000 hogs with bids higher for steers and yearlings and bearsish lamb trade. Fat lambs show losses of 50 cents to $1 with natives at 10 50 and Rangers at 9 50. feeders stay steady as hogs trend down.
A collage of jokes and quips including a warden and prisoner dialogue about requests, a prospective employer seeking a girl to sell kisses at a church bazaar, and a student mockery of a dumb Indian war whoop. The piece notes red coral’s prized status and its historic protective beliefs credited to Mediterranean reefs and Italian collectors.
Marymont near Warsaw hosts Poland's sports college a $2,000,000 facility spanning 180 acres with Europe’s largest permanent stadium. Co educational and experimental it trains athletic instructors for the army schools clubs and offers sports medicine labs and women’s beauty parlors for female athletes.
The piece compares rabbits and sheep in Australia, noting rabbits select richer grasses and survive droughts better. Sheep suffer first, with mulga scrub as a common fodder. Rabbits eat mulga seedlings, damaging bushes. Wind erodes exposed soil, desertifying the land.
A German diesel engine developed over twenty years by Rudolph Pawlkowski reportedly runs on diverse fuels from coal and peat to agricultural waste and fruit peels. The Power magazine feature details the device and its claim to burn almost anything combustible.
An advertisement notes sewing machine repair services and used machines for sale by R. J. Nine in Polk. The piece also includes a social commentary remark about U S senators in the 1890s and symbols of statesmanship such as frock coats and beards.
In Polk County Nebraska the Administratrix De Bonis Non has filed a final account and report with a petition for final settlement. A decree determining heirship and distribution will be entered and the Administratrix discharged after a hearing held June 23 1937 at 10 o clock A M. Persons interested may appear to contest. Dated June 29 1937. L M Merrick County Judge. July 1 8 15th.
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