The Markels on Wheat
Fragmentary OCR notes show a segment mentioning the Markels in connection with wheat markets. The readable text points to a family or individuals named Markel tied to grain trading or farming, but details are missing.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes show a segment mentioning the Markels in connection with wheat markets. The readable text points to a family or individuals named Markel tied to grain trading or farming, but details are missing.
Fragmentary numeric sequence appears without clear event or context. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates to summarize into a readable news item.
A mix of local ads and social items lists groceries, puzzles, and church events. Residents share weekend visits, club meetings, and hospital notes, with multiple small notices from D. E. Burns, Doane College students, and Doane area families.
A chart shows motor vehicle taxes totaling about 1.085 billion dollars in 1932, up 6 percent from 1931 and 17 percent from 1929, with gasoline taxes contributing about 600 million and averaging over one dollar per gallon. Rail taxes decline due to lower revenues. autos bear most of the tax burden.
Federal, county, and city gasoline taxes push total collections to a new high while motor vehicle purchases, registrations, and usage show definite declines.
The family expresses deepest gratitude for the services and kindness of the American Legion Eastern Star musicians and all friends who assisted during the long illness, death, and burial of their beloved mother.
Severe weather kept many away from Sunday services at the Methodist church. Only a few attended morning preaching and the sermon was delivered after Sunday School was not dismissed. Rev Geo Danskin led a visiting sermon. Evening service planned with Epworth League discussion led by Elton Berck at 6 30 and 7 30 p m worship by W H Wright.
Sunday school at 10 morning service at 11 junior and senior C E at 6 30 no evening service Dr Larimore Denise of Omaha to conduct morning service subject Creators of Lasting Wealth Merry Workers meet this afternoon in church parlors bring a friend to attendance expected
Harmony Society meets Friday evening at the Lutheran Church with Miss Evelyn Peterson. Confirmation Class Saturday at 9:30. Sunday services include Sunday Church School at 11 and English Worship at 11 AM. Evening Mission Meetings begin with a Communion Service and a preparatory class by Rev M W Gustafson from Geioa. Monday 8 PM Missionary Festival with Rev Alfred Trued from £&.ramsburg as speaker. Tuesday morning preaching by Rev David Anderson Iron York. 1 PM Annual District Business Meeting. 2:30 PM discussion on How Can Zeal For God and for Good Works be Aroused led by an unnamed chair.
Notice to qualified Osceola voters of the annual city election on Tuesday April 4 with polling hours from 9am to 7pm. Officers to be elected include one Police Magistrate for one year, council seats from the first and second wards for two years, three year terms for School District No. 19 board members plus a vacancy seat. Voting places: First Ward City Hall, Second Ward American Legion Hall. City Clerk Guy F. Ball authenticates.
Instructions describe treating ash, box elder, cottonwood, soft maple, white elm, and willow posts to extend life. Green cut, sun-dried, creosote through oil drum boil method, tops coated, then cooled in lower temp creosote before draining. A gallon treats three small or two large five inch posts.
All parties having claims or accounts against Mrs. Mary A Beltzer, deceased, are requested to present the same as soon as possible to the First National Bank of Osceola. Chas. E. Beltzer LaRue Beltzer
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