Local items note visits, clubs, and a truck mishap
Miss Wora Fischer returned from Grand Island after a week with relatives. The Kensington Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Tuesday at Mrs Mark Timm’s home with Mrs Louis Scholz and Mrs Phil Campbell assisting and Mrs C C Herrmann of India to speak. Miss Wreatha Brazee of Lincoln visited relatives and returned to work in Lincoln after a trip to Guide Rock. An oil truck driven by D W Adair overturned near Utica last Thursday. Adair unhurt, five gallons of gasoline spilled. Mrs T D Richards and family enjoyed a Buckley Park picnic in Stromsburg. plans to visit Mount Vernon Washington this summer. The Golden Red Club met June 13 at Mrs Gunnard Peterson’s home with eleven members and nine visitors. A 4 H Sewing Club organized at Mrs Arvid Peterson’s home with officers Ruth Walgren, Wilanne Treadway, DeEtte Hedlund, Alberta Berck. Next meeting June 20. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Florence Johnson for her upcoming marriage to Carleton Anderson. pink and white decor and gifts for the bride’s new home.
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Lincoln
D. W. Adair
Utica
Mr. Adair
Ruth Walgren
Wilanne Treadway
DeEtte Hedlund
Alberta Berck
Theodore Johnson
Florence Johnson
Carleton Anderson
Leonard Mentink
Byron Johnson
Habitual actions shape welfare more than special acts
A reflective line notes that long‑term gains come not from acts aimed at welfare alone but from the steady tone and direction of everyday activities guiding behavior and outcomes.
Festival of Transylvanian Bands Ends in Ret Village
Sixteen bands competed as peasant villagers of Ret held a storied festival praised for high quality music made largely by ear. The third prize went to a youth led ensemble of fifteen year olds. Over 3,000 attendees traveled from nearby areas to witness the event.
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Transylvania
Ret
Salted Soil Boosts Wheat Yield in Experiment
An experiment sowed two wheat plots, one on salted soil and one on normal soil. Rabbits later fed heavily on the stubble of the salted crop, pulling it down to roots, while the non salted pad dock remained untouched revealing rabbits’ partiality to salt.
Missing Straits Settlements war era notes worth 400000
A colonial treasury report reveals 400000 in early World War notes, 10 and 25 cent values, vanished from circulation in the Straits Settlements. Replaced by 1925 silver coins, all but 400000 have been redeemed. Banks and money changers report no trace of the notes.
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Straits Settlements
Turkish government orders clerics to wear civilian clothes
In a determined campaign to curb the Moham medan priesthood, the government orders mosques clergy to dress in civilian clothes except during ceremonies. The ban on clerical attire in public covers Muslim, Armenian, Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant and Jewish clergy.
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Turkey
Ruapehu Volcano Erupts for First Time in 39 Years
New Zealand's Ruapehu volcano erupts for the first time in 39 years sending a column of water and steam about 700 feet above the crater lake. The event draws attention from regional authorities and residents near Tongariro National Park.
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Ruapehu
New Zealand
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha June 18 1935
Receipts of cattle at Union Stock Yards Omaha on Monday were 7 000 head. Market slow with steers and yearlings weak to 25c lower than last week. cows and heifers near steady. Cattle quotes include steers good to choice 11.00 12.75, yearlings good to choice 10.25 11.50, heavy fed heifers 10.50, beef cows 6.75 8.00, stockers 7.75 8.75, feeders 8.00 8.75, and various other classes with lower bids for plain lots. Sheep and lamb prices mostly 25c lower. native lambs 7.75, feeder lambs 5.50 6.00, ewes lower.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog market eases as receipts reach five thousand five hundred
Receipts of hogs Monday totaled 5,500 head with no urgent demand. The market moved slowly from start to finish and prices were weak to 10 cents lower than Friday. Merchantable hogs sold mainly from 8.75 to 9.35, with underweight lots lower. lows brought 8.25 to 8.35.
Sheep and Lambs Market Dips 25 Cents as Receipts Hit 5000
Receipts of sheep and lambs Monday totaled 5,000 head with slow trading. Bids were generally 25 cents lower than last week’s close. Native lambs brought about 7.75, yearlings and feeder sheep 5.50 to 6.00, and fat lambs 7.00 to 8.00 in various grades.
Hesler Cleaning Works Opens in Osceola
Hesler Cleaning Works offers cleaning and laundry services in Osceola operating every Monday and Thursday providing local residents with routine laundry care and house cleaning options.
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Hesler Cleaning Works
Osceola City Adopts 1935 36 Expense Estimate
Mayor W. E. Pierson and City Council approve the 1935 36 fiscal year expense plan for Osceola Nebraska detailing water works, street lighting, library, park, paving bonds, sewerage, salaries, printing, and general maintenance with total revenues given as 17 710 27 and taxes to fund the estimated costs.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Nebras- Pests
Vrdondaduecesy
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