Protest Rejected On Personal Tax for Building Hamburger Stand
The protest of Alonzo E. Pitts on personal taxes assessed against him on a building in Stromsburg used as a hamburger stand was rejected. The county treasurer was ordered to issue a tax receipt for the full amount. The board adjourned to meet June 18, 1983 at 8:30 a m to transact a general county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ingman
Freda Otilia Peterson
Emma Walton
Gadys
Frieda A. Lind
Nina Clark
Lilien Egelhoff
Margaret Fillinger
Ida Green
Edith Brandt
Alonzo E. Pitts
Stromsburg
P. Anderson
J. W. Fillman
Livestock Prices Drift as Omaha Market Opens Week
Union Stock Yards of Omaha reports fat lambs slow and quarter lower at 7.50 to 7.75, feeder lambs weak at 6.00 to 6.75, aged sheep dull. Cattle show steady opening unless yearlings strong, hides weaker. receipts 7,500. Yearling prices range from 4.25 to 6.85, steers from 4.25 to 6.50, fed cattle and cows varying by grade. market activity mixed with softer demand for lower grades.
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LeMar
L LeMar
Herrmann
Coto
Ues Conedsateon
Emil Hogner Aries
Kepner
Same
Ervin Taddiken
Shelby
Chas. Lamphrey
Moon
Wm. Chase OY
B. H. Johnson
Ernest M Carlson
Carlson Gas
EB Johnson
Wickbere
Martin Nosal Same
Barney Robak
Qgliff
Barney Same
May
Cenesete
Gus Schneider
Wesley A Koehler Poor Farm
Dragging Fund Farmers Union Co-Op Oil Co
Eset County Road Fund
Henry Abbott
B 'Wickerg
Marion Abbott
Wickberg
Robert Malmen
Shell Petroleum Co
Curtiss Johnson
Farmers Union
St. Ex
A. Kresha, Sr
Morris Richards
Donald Anderson
Lawrence Anderson
Sam Alfred Kuhnel
Tom Schmcker
J Cerney
J H Gustafson
A S Nelson
Fred Anderson
A Bennett Jabor Chas
Colberg
Farmers Union Co-Op Assn
Mdse
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog market shows steady demand and firm prices
Demand for hogs was fairly broad Monday and the 11,060 head on sale changed hands readily at prices strong to 10c higher than the close of last week. The range of prices continued narrow, bulk of the trading being at a spread of 4.40 to 4.50, the latter price being high for the day.
Lambs Quarter Lower Sluggish Market for Sheep Sale
Only 5,000 fresh sheep and lambs were received Monday with indifferent demand and sluggish movement. Prices fell about 25 cents from Friday with fat lambs selling largely at 7.80 to 7.75 and feeder lambs at continued lower levels.
Butterfly Dogs Popular in Seventeenth Century
The papillon, or butterfly dog, fascinates collectors as a decorative lapdog in portraits by Rubens and Van Dyck. Originating over four centuries ago in Spain and shortly after in southern China, the breed spread to France in the early eighteenth century with Napoleonic-era royal patrons and artists showing them in Versailles gardens.
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Rubens
Vandyke
Spain
China
France
Watteau
Fragonard
Boucher
Versailles
Madame Pompadour
Inez
Mimi
Marie Antoinette
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Goby Found in Delaware Bay Oyster Reef
A one inch goby, a parasite living inside an oyster from Delaware Bay, was discovered alongside a three inch oyster. The fish lacks an air bladder and cannot rest in water, instead paddling continuously and using fins like feet to move along the oyster host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Delaware Bay
The Carlton Club London History Recalled
The Carlton club in London, formed in 1832 by the Duke of Wellington and Tory leaders, helped shape British politics and influenced the Conservative party name. It derives from Carlton House, with its Corinthian portico columns now in the National Gallery.
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Carlton Club
London
England
Duke of Wellington
Conservative Club
Tory Party
Conservative Party
National Gallery
Carlton House
George IV
Prince of Wales
London Mail
Modern Homes for Red Men in Prairie Canada
The Department of Indian Affairs notes that recent years have seen a rise in comfortable dwellings for Indigenous communities in the Prairie provinces. Improved light and ventilation accompany new homes, spurring residents to pursue livelihoods like gardening, poultry, and dairy activities including milking and butter production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Department of Indian Affairs
Kosher Meat Practices Under Mosaic Law
The article explains kosher meat as animals killed under Jewish law. It notes that rabbis or a schochet may perform the slaughter. It describes shechita, the method of slitting the throat, and blood removal if the knife hits a bone, with meat then stamped and sealed as ceremonially clean.
Judging Criteria Emphasize Debate Over Questions
Judges should base decisions on merits of the debate not the question. Each judge sits apart and, after the debate, returns a sealed card with Affirmative or Negative. The presiding judge announces the result. Judges need not declare the winning side, only which team argued truth most persuasively.
Columbus Portrait Says Books Reveal Little
Brooklyn Eagle notes there are many books about Columbus but they reveal little of his life. One clear trait stands out the unwavering fixity of purpose that carried him through years of delays and disappointments as he sought support in Portugal and from authorities for a daring enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brooklyn Eagle
Portugal
Osceola Lumber Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation filed April 22 1933 for Osceola Lumber Co in Osceola Polk County Nebraska. Capital stock $40000, four directors, officers listed including G W Craven president and C G Greenwood secretary treasurer, term fifty years. Dated May 4 1933.
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Osceola Lumber Company
Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
Charles D. Greenwood
Charles G. Greenwood
G. W. Craven
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the County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
County General Fund
the University Publishing Co. Co
Stanton Ins
Burroughs Addiing Machine Co
PUPOP
Iowa-Nebraska ‘Light ‘and Power Co
Coutenous
Towa-Nebraska Light and Power Co
Arthur Scholz
Nee. Veers
Geo. L. Deland Night Watch
Roy W. Erickson
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Parks
Roy VanHoosen
I. D. Huston, Co
I. D. Huston
Roy Vanboosen
Lincoln Tel & Tel Co
HOUSE
John Lees
Baia
Neola Miller
Osceola Lumber Co
Coal Polk Co. Democrat Printing
E. M. Carter
Cana
Dahlin Assessor Pleas Home
Walter Wieseman Valley
L Hallquist
Stburg
Will Fyfe
Clear
Hackberry Guildford Bryan
Platte
Bert Smith
Osce Emanuel
Stachura Island
Polk
Stromsburg Farmers Union
Cole
J B Williams
W. Umshler
Burgesgon Family
White Way Inn
Osceon
A. P. Lund
AMS
Joe Need Labor Co
Layton
Lucas
Standard Oil Company Gas Sundberg & Son Mase
Nebr. Culvert & Mfg. Co
Culvert W J Kroger Labor Glec Sealey Same
Elin Burkman
Esther Lamb
Elmer S. Rood
Mer
Jones St
Omaha, Nebraska
Grand Island
Nebr
Rich
O. K
TAK
Iowa, Nebraska
Light and Power
PametNeen Eee
Bil
Herts
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Goby
U. S
Business Directory
A. A. Wurtz
First National Bank
Osceola Realty Auction CO
Fim
THE
ED Nelson
D. W. Adair
Paul Lamoree
Harold Walstead Decorator
Vate
R. L. Schroeder
X—Ray
Ryan
Osceola, Nebr
Hesler
Elton Koehler
B. and E. Beauty Shoppe
North Side
DRS. Smith & Eklund
Physicians and Surgeons
D. J. Smith
R. P
Harley S. Eklund
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