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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1940

Page

8

Polk County Commission Adopts Liens and Foreclosure Plan

Polk County Nebraska board approves releasing liens on elderly assistance and authorizes foreclosure on delinquent tax properties. Resolution covers real estate in Shelby and other precincts with multiple parcels listed for tax action. Adjourns to continue as Equalization Board June 11–13, 1940.

R. D Alvin Dahlin Martin Dahlin Henry Samuelson Labor Glenn Willits Kenneth Larson Labor RK. D Felix Stachura L. C. Orendorff Joel Hangon Board of County Commissioners Polk Owen McClung Halden Olson Annie Olson Polk County Nebraska Board of Arthur C. Twarling A. S. Nelson Arthur S. Nelson John S. Anderson Matter Snelby Said Shelby Tarble van Vorces Arcade Washington Heights Travelers Insurance Company Hartford Liability Assurance Corporation, Limited London England United States Joel Hanson County Board of Commissioners A. C. Twarling John I. Anderson

Contentment Deepens Through Spiritual Understanding

The piece argues true contentment is not found in material gains but in spiritual understanding of humanity’s unity with God. It cites Paul and Mary Baker Eddy, urging reliance on divine Love to quiet covetousness and deliver enduring peace, joy, and readiness to sacrifice self for higher aims.

Paul God Christ Jesus Mary Baker Eddy

Sun Worship in Washington's Ancient Tribes Described

Study of rock writings and paintings from central Washington reveals red green black blue and yellow pigments used by sun worshipping primitives. scholars note sun ray and circle motifs but cannot decipher their meaning while skeletons of short adults, just over four feet, were unearthed.

Washington

Inmate of Mental Asylum Top-Notch Gag Writer

A patient at the Colorado State Insane asylum claims to be a top gag writer, selling ideas to national magazines and cartoonists. Doctors cite rehabilitation, noting he writes about 1000 words daily, prepares around 20 gags daily, and runs a stamp exchange with 400 regular customers worldwide.

Colorado State Insane Asylum State Hospital United States

Tree of Heaven Adapts To Harsh Urban Nooks

The tree of heaven native to northern China thrives in city settings from Boston to Chicago. It grows in ash and soot, survives between cement blocks, and reproduces easily from seeds or root cuttings. Also called ailanthus, it spread widely in America after introduction in the 18th century.

Boston New York Chicago Washington Tree of Heaven China England Peter Collinson United States Donald Wyman New England America Heaven

Salina Postmaster James Fennell Reaches 44 Years in Office

Postmaster James Fennell of Salina Pennsylvania continues to hold his job after 44 years since his April 1896 appointment at age 22. He has served under eight presidents and recently received a recess appointment from Franklin D Roosevelt. With population growth from about 300 to 1200, Fennell and assistant Dorothy Stewart manage local mail duties.

James Fennell Salina McKinley Fennell Theodore Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding Coolidge Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt

Factory Education and the 400-Student Ideal

Dr. William Wistar Comfort, retiring president of Haverford College, warns that 400 students is the ideal size to preserve personal education. He argues that a 4,000-student college becomes a factory where personal teacher-student interaction diminishes. He emphasizes that education happens one person at a time.

William Wistar Comfort Haverford College Haverford Comfort

Cure for Warts Through Mountain Climb in Thunderstorms

Leonard C. Chatwin a young UBC scientist and member of the British Columbia Mountaineering club recalls a thunderstorm climb on an 8000 foot peak where lightning strikes allegedly electrocuted warts and his climbing partner reportedly shed wart tissue a week later.

Leonard C. Chatwin University of British Columbia Chatwin British Columbia Mountaineering Club

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OF County Commissioners Polit County Florence Baker Bernice Hanson W. V. Kosch Victor Anderson Co Mothers Pension Fund— Welen Eklef Evelyn Schwartz Edith Brandt Lena B Johnson R. L. Anderson Willard Bush Bush MOSC Farmers Union Co-op Oberg & Son Gate City Iron Works Headstrom Strand-Ray Lumber Co Indsay Einer Swanson C. H. Albers Roy Mongan J. B. Myers County Farm Anderson Mercantile Co Mdse Guildford D. Bryan Emil Hosner J. E. Bernt O. F. Branting & Sons Basil Norovich Island Platte R. E. Dahlin Iowa-Nebr. Light & HH. W Alma B. Freehling Branting & Son Co H. Albers Black Gas Strand Ray ‘Lumber Co Smithing Farmers Union Co-op Lincoln Road Equip. Co Sinclair Refining Company Ndse Arthur S. Nelson Co Osceola Lumber Co J. W. Newmn Frank Triba W. S. Wells, Co Tom Mickey Underwood Elliott Fisher Co Marion Abbott Maurice Houdersheldt Ower Zas and Oil Poss Ec A. C. Twarling— Farmers Union Co-op BOS Mit Cam City of Stromsburg Dyntg Gerald Obrist Gust Monson Sinclair Refining Co Arthur C. Twarling Co Harper Peterson H. Albers County of Meer the Travelers Insurance Co Havens, Nebraska Lincoln Highway Joe Fiala Wack Rolfe Professional Directory W. Ray Hill M. D Court House Square Osceola, Neb R. B. Lytle First National Bank Osceola Nebr H. S. Eklund Harley Eklund R. P Hesler Lincoln Nebraska State Journal the State Journal
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