Roosevelt Salad Debuts in Capitol Restaurant
Inauguration day debut, Chef George R Baumgartner presents the Roosevelt salad in the Senate Restaurant as a salute to President Roosevelt. The recipe blends celery cabbage peppers carrots peas and mayonnaise served on crisp lettuce, with a family size version provided for home use.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Capitol
George R Baumgartner
Laura Barkley
A. W. Barkley
Kentucky
Julia Harris
W. J. Harris
Georgia
Senate
Baumegartner
New Treatment Promises Rectal Relief At Dr Richs
Grand Island Nebraska March 16 1932 Dr Rich promotes a new treatment for piles hemorrhoids claiming a pleasant guaranteed cure for $50.00 at his Grand Island clinic with over 36 years of experience and correspondence welcome.
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Egypt
Joseph
Columbus
Rich
Grand Island
Nebraska
West Side Socials and Church Activities Report
Martha Robinson of Hordville stays with Grace Runquist family. Wesley Predrickson from Wahoo College visits his parents. York visitors include Mr and Mrs Axel Fredrickson Mr and Mrs Curtis Flodman and Wayland, and Mr and Mrs P. E. Shestrom and daughter. Swede Plains Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs. Harvey Lind. Mrs. Albert Lind assisted. Lydia Nybloom visits Mead this week. Chauncey Arnedd and Hartwig Flodman hosted guests from Stromsburg and Clay Center. Luther League to meet at the church parlors Thursday night with refreshments served after.
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Martha Robinson
Hordville
Grace Runquist
Wesley Predrickson
Wahoo College
Axel Fredrickson
Curtis Flodman
Wayland
P. E. Shestrom and
Daugnater
York
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Swede Plains
Harvey Lind
Albert Lind
Lydia Nybloom
Mead
Chauncey Arnedd
Stromsburg
Hartwig Flodman
Edwin Lewis
Near Clay Center
C. O. Fredricson
Luther League
Fred Fredrickson
Mabel Olson
Deer Shed Antlers Yearly Across Species
Deer shed antlers annually between January and March with new growth by September or October. All male deer except one Chinese species shed antlers. Reindeer and caribou are the only species in which females bear antlers.
Osceola Ordinance Amends Water Rates Per 1933
The Osceola Nebraska ordinance updates Section 28 of Ordinance No. 42 setting new water meter rates effective April 1 1983. Minimum $8.00 for 20 000 gallons with tiered charges 30 cents per 1000 gallons over 20 000 up to 36 000 and 15 cents per 1000 next. Quarterly reads occur January April July October with a $2.99 quarterly minimum and a $1 shutdown/turn on fee.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Tax Payers League Clears Itself Over Nelson Suit
Delegates from the first and second Commissioners Districts filled the District Court room to hear a report on the suit filed by Petrus C. Nelson against the county. The group voted that if the commissioners paid Nelson any money to avoid suit, it was on their own responsibility and that the Tax Payers League had washed its hands of the affair.
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Petrus C. Nelson
Dover
Lawrence Peterson
Tax Payers League
C. B. Barber
Stromsburg
Nebr
Fremont Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Mrs. Allen Kohlmeier of Fremont visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Timm and family members from Shelby drive to Fremont for a weekend. Sheriff Roy VanHoosen takes a forty day leave for illness and Art Level 47 acts as sheriff in the interim. Mrs. D. B. Mickey returns from Wyoming with relatives, and many families from Crete Lincoln Osceola attend gatherings, including Bridge Club dinner and games. Laura Nicholson hosts an eastern Star instruction school with a 6:15 dinner at Hotel Rapp and a lodge meeting.
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Allen
Kohlmeier
Fremont
David Timm
Maxine
Phillip Waller
Guy Anderson
Ortrudge
Shelby
Texas
California
D. EB. Mickey
Laramie
Wyoming
Arthur Mickey
Grand Island
Mervin Deiweiler
Myers
D. B. Hulquest
Burt
E. C. Johnson
Kenneth and
Keith
John Carlson
Wllace Carlson
Marion Hulquest
Crete
BE. J.fleetwood
Frank Sanderson
Lincoln
Albert E. Johnson
Rudolph Carlson
Osceola
Louwella Crew
Nina Johnson
Teachers Bridge Club
George Matheson
M. R. Anderson
Lodge Hall
Rapp
Livestock prices at South Omaha March 14 1933
Opening prices for fat cattle were steady to stronger with best steers at 96.40. Heavy cattle moved slowly and buyers were scarce for stockers and feeders. Receipts reached 3,590 with cattle quotations across the usual grades and weights. Hog prices showed steady levels with 3,020 head reported and top light weights around 3.60, trading largely near 3.49.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Market Report on Sheep and Lamb Prices This Week
Six thousand fresh sheep and lambs arrived for the evening sale this week, selling on a steady basis. Fat lambs bring 3.09 to 5.85, feeder lambs steady, best fed lambs 5.00 to 5.35, cull and shorn lambs 2.09 to 5.00 for various grades. Western feeders quoted at 4.50 to 4.75 for good to choice, 4.60 to 4.59 for fair to good. Fat yearlings 3.00 to 4.23, fat ewes 2.00 to 2.60, fair to good or waning ewes 1.50 to 2.00, canner 0.50 to 1.59.
Postage Stamp Use Printed in Government Figures
The article notes that each U.S. resident would use a postage stamp every other day on average. It states over 16 billion stamps are printed annually by the government and that printing cost is 642 cents per thousand.
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United States
Mennonites in Kansas and West Reach Large Numbers
Kansas hosts 213 Mennonite churches with 20 000 members. Across states west of the Mississippi the Mennonite population exceeds 150 000, reflecting a widespread church presence and growth.
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Kansas
Mississippi
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