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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
8
Farmers face heavy losses as a virulent swine erysipelas outbreak expands across at least 28 states. The disease mimics hog cholera, delaying diagnosis. early veterinary treatment can stop its spread and save hogs before it becomes chronic. European experience shows the threat is severe.
Robert W. Grewell of York Nebraska recalls the 1869 Promontory Utah spike ceremony as he agrees to attend Omaha's Golden Spike Days April 26 to 29. He will reunite with Cecil B De Mille and Barbara Stanwyck at a luncheon for 750 civic leaders and Union Pacific officials in a world premiere for Union Pacific.
Receipts totaled 11 500 cattle and 47 00 sheep and lambs as trading showed weakness. Cornfed steers ranged from 7.50 to 13.50 with feeder and stock cattle mixed. hog bids eased to about 6.25 to 7.15. Fat lambs and feeder lambs found demand, with fat lambs around 8.85 and feeders about 8.40 to 8.85 in heavy activity at Union Stock Yards Omaha March 21 1939.
The piece argues America must maintain its model of political freedom and rising living standards while avoiding hatreds and factionalism. It stresses responsibility to promote internal peace, unity, and progress, noting world tensions and the need for America to set an example. The line ends with a quotation from Hi Ho about a loud cannon-like voice.
Polk County Nebraska official proceedings list claims audited and allowed total appropriations for General Pension Emergency Relief and other funds. It records tax foreclosure actions on delinquents for three years, appointments of W W Norton as Substitute County Judge, and focuses on March 7 1939 session with adjournment to March 21 1939.
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