Osceola County Commissioners Appoint Deputy Clerk
Osceola March 4 1951 official proceedings show approval of Myrtle McCormick of Osceola City as deputy clerk of the district court. The board also audited and allowed numerous county general fund and road fund claims including salaries, supplies, and services across multiple departments.
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County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
County General Fund
Pure Pood
Colby
van Dorn & Carlson
Emil Anderson
Anderson
Polk
Michaahl
Farmers Store
Mrs. Bryant
Stanton
Co. Treas
Polk Co. Democrat Printing
Polk Progress
Parkas & C. Typewri
Klopp Printing Co
Crosley Night Watch
WA Cornish
Roy W Jericson
Roy VanHloosen
I. M Smith
W W Norton Same
Lillian Timm
Grace P Johnston
Myrtle M’cormick
Neola Miller
Omaha School Supply Co
John F Ernst
Sophia Kresha
Nebr Light & Power Co
Lee Campbell Highway
Lee Campbell Co
John Lees Co
P Anderson Co
Lincoln Tel
Polk Co. Farm Bureau
Gladys Record Pansion
Elizabeth Rudeen
Amanda Doehson
Mabel Knerr
Emma Walton
Esther Lamb
Elin Burkman
Alice H .Ingman
Timm
Freda A Lind
Mabel A Olson
Margaret Illinger
Lilian TE Egelhoff
Union C Op
Rt’ Bennett
Gust Monson
Ericson & Anderson
Service Auto
Dolans
Steerer
Ernest M Carlsons
Malmen
Nebr. Culvert & Mfg Co
Independent Oil & Gas Comcise
Wickberg Labor & Material
Wim Wisley
Wickberg
Allied Western Road Mac. Co
Myrtle McCormick
Osceola
Board of Commissioners
Appointment of Stroms burg precinct assessor confirmed
The Board of County Commissioners confirmed E. L. Hallquist as precinct assessor for Stroms burg precinct after the resignation of Eric Forslund, assessor elect. J. W. Fillman, County Clerk.
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E. L. Hallquist
Stromsburg
Board of County Commissioners
Eric Forslund
Asssessor
Innesses and Campbells Move to New Farm
Innes and Campbell families relocate within Osceola area. Andrew and Mrs. Inness purchase C. S. Potter place north of the city, while Ernest Campbell moves to the vacated farm. W. O. Johnson plans a Surprise branch store with William Ludden in charge. G. L Emminger surprised on his 47th birthday with a Masonic pin and rocking chair.
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Andrew Inness
Shelby
C. S. Potter Place
Ernest Campbell
Inness
Mrs. Campbell
Alex ‘Snider
W. O. Johnson
Surprise
William Ludden
G. Leminger
Grigsby
Emminger
Emily Howland
Hanna
Indiana
Hormeanl
Chas. Woodling
Crown Point
J. M. Stewart
Tilly
Albert Nelson
J. P. Nelson
Greeley County
John Benson
Lulu
Mr. Benson
Osceola
Rabelais Profile: monk scholar and physician
Rabelais was educated in a monastery and became a monk and priest. He later studied medicine and science and, at his death, served as cure of Meuron.
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Rabelais
Meuron
Public Health Explains Runner's Second Wind
Public Health Service clarifies that a runner's second wind refers to an adjustment of heart rate in response to air intake and lung inflation during effort.
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The
Public Health Service
Lacquer Use For Glossy Water-Resistant Paper Finish
The Bureau of Standards notes lacquer can give paper a glossy water resistant finish. It is typically applied with a spray gun.
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Bureau of Standards
Oregon Pioneers Compared Trek hardships and landmark journeys
The article recalls the 1847 Mormon trek stopping at the Salt Lake valley with Brigham Young’s words This event is celebrated by Mormons while comparing their route to the Oregon trail which faced harsher terrain Across the 1840s Oregon migrants pressed through the Rockies deserts Idaho canyons Blue mountains cascades and forests toward the Willamette valley Oregon movements peaked 1843 to 1846 before 1847 Mormon pioneer success became a landmark in western daring.
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Carlier
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Blue Mountains
Cascades
Williamette Valley
Impressive Scenes in Fijian National Dance
The meke, Fiji’s national dance, features up to two hundred young performers in ornate attire. Dances recount tribal battles through precise movements with spears or clubs, told as legend in song and ritual. Leaders are praised for grace, wearing long tappa robes as they lead the performance.
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Montreal Herald
Japanese Dragon As Perceived By Early Chinese Imagination
The Washington Star quotes a Japanese interpretation of the dragon drawing on Chinese legendary forms. It describes a composite serpent creature with deer horns and a horse head, eyes like a devil, a snake neck, red worm-like belly, carp scales, cow ears, tiger paws, eagle claws, flame-like shoulders, and variable claw counts, noting five claws for imperial China and three for Japan.
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Maud Rex Allen
Japan
China
Washington Star
Varieties of Cobra In Zoological Parks
The article notes about ten cobra specimens exist and they are highly venomous. It lists African spitting cobra king cobra cryptian black yellow and spectacled cobras found in zoos including New York Zoological Park. Spitting cobras spray venom up to sixteen feet while Egyptian and king cobras seize victims to inject poison. The king cobra is known as snake-eating cobra due to its diet of other snakes.
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New York Zoolozcical Park
Jacksons Pride Echoes Washington Honor
In a Baltimore anecdote, Andrew Jackson replies to a lady of note that ruling Washington’s former place brings exalted pride. He compares the sensation to being honored by Napoleon Bonaparte’s sister-in-law with courtly wit and a winning smile. Detroit News.
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Andrew Jackson
Baltimore
Jerome Bonaparte
Washington
Jackson
Napoleon Bonaparte
Detroit News
Berserker Rage and the Berserkers in Norse Lore
PathFinder Magazine recounts Berserk, grandson of Stark hadder, who charged into battle bare armed and famed for reckless fury. Among the slain was King Swafurtam, whose daughter bore twelve sons, all as brave as their father, the berserkers, a term linked to fury and bold courage.
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Berserk
Starkhadder
Swafurtam
Pathfinder Magazine
Expert notes on discernment of soups in Woman's Home Companion
An expert explains that many people cannot distinguish between oyster soup and oyster plant soup by sight. A sour old bachelor quips that he always eats soup with his eyes open, adding a humorous regional tone to the discussion.
State Trappers Report Coyotes Foxes Cats and Wolf Diets
Stomach examinations of 32 coyotes found their meals consisted of 193 rabbits, nine deer, two traces of sheep wool and bird feathers, and one woodchuck. Seven foxes ate woodchucks, rabbits, mice and ruffed grouse. Seven wild cats fed on ruffed grouse and rabbits. A single wolf had venison.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha March 10 1921
Union Stock Yards reports strong to 25 cents higher cattle market on fat cattle and cows. Top cattle brought 10.50 with better demand for stockers and feeders. receipts 8,500 head. Quotes show varied ranges for yearlings, steers, stockers, feeders, cows, calves and bulls across good to fair and trashy grades.
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Union Stock Yards
Handy Staers
Suse Gcod
Ealves
Market Report: Hogs Sell Higher at HCCS Auction
HCCS sold 22035e hogs with demand broad and prices 25 cents higher than last week. Most trades ranged from 7.25 to 7.55 per hundredweight, with best night bids up to 7.60 per hundredweight.
Livestock Auction Report With Mixed Lamb and Sheep Quotes
Receipts show about 14 556 head of sheep and lambs on Monday with prices steady to firm. Best fat lambs around 23 50, feeder lambs near 7 20, with various bids for sheep and culls in the 2 99 to 4 25 range and related stockyard quotes.
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Stevens
Linn
Ghana
WM. L. Cohagan
Polk
Nebr
Township
Range 4
Polk County
Nebraska
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Adodson
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J. W. Fillman County Clerk
Capitol
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Constance
Bennet
Robert Montgomery
Carl Sonderegger
Richared
Gurdes
Concori
Karl Weller
Brinkly
Arkansas
Sondbregger
Beatrice, Nebraska
South Omaha
Ted
Harves
General Motors
F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Fo. B
Flint
Michigan
Viking 1 Theatre
Polk Nebr
Devel County
Gell
Osceola Realty Auction Co
Osceola — Phone 37
Nebras
Central City, Nebr
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