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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
7
Receipts of cattle 8000 head. Opening week trade steady for beef steers and yearlings with good to prime values. Cattle quotes include steers to prime 13.50 15.50 and yearlings to prime 12.00 13.50. Hogs partly slow to lower with merchantable hogs at 8.35 8.60 and sows about 7.75 7.90.
Receipts of sheep and lambs totaled 5 500 head with demand broad. Bids and sales were 10 25c higher than last week close. Fat lambs and feeders show varying but steady ranges with prices listed for fed wooled, fed shorn, spring lambs, and feeder categories.
A miscellany of aphorisms and peculiar facts touches on wisdom, wit, and history. Notes include a discovery in Turkey, a white-footed fox in Wales, advice on perception and honesty, and a remark on North Carolina towns running electric utilities. The fragment also humorously contrasts risk and reward in auctions and trade.
The Wm. Wolfe Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary outlines Poppy Day on Saturday May 25 with volunteer workers distributing Legion poppies. All proceeds fund welfare activities and relief for veterans, including families of the deceased and disabled veterans, with volunteers serving without pay.
District No. 62 residents and families visited relatives across Benedict Chapman Aurora and Ris ing City. Local socials included the High Prairie High School banquet at Nels Holm home and weekend visits among the Eschlers Gavers Swansons and Finns.
The Ladies Aid meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the church with Mrs Anna Anderson hosting. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m and Vespers at 7 30 p m. Luther League meets Tuesday at 8 p m hosted by the Johnson and Buhl families. Womens Missionary Society gathering Friday May 17 hosted by Miss Otelia Johnson with lunch item requested. All welcome.
W rite by Elbert Hubbard about John Wesley read by the reader who hopes to meet the author. Next Sunday marks Mother s Day with morning worship music and sermon. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 PM. No evening service. L A S meets Friday afternoon. Pastor attends District Conference at Geneva Wednesday and perhaps Thursday.
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of beloved husband and father, signed by Mrs. W. QO. Mickey and children.
Osceola Nebraska Dee's Case has filed to obtain an On Sale and an Off Sale beer license for Lot 6 Block 10 in Osceola. The Mayor and City Council will hear the applications recommendations and any remonstrances at an adjourned meeting on May 20 1936 at 8 o clock in the City Council Chamber.
A sequence of neighborhood notes records visits and gatherings around Fairview. Chester and Mrs Dake plus sons from Phillips called at the W B Dake home. A Riverside school event honored teachers Mead West and Ann Hannipel with quilts, a program, and refreshments. Various families hosted dinners, visits to Lincoln and Central City, and plus a party for Clair McCormick in Stromsburg. The Aid met with a covered dish luncheon, and Margaret Hayes suffered a measles illness.
The Church Aid will hold its monthly business meeting at the Wesley Chapel on Friday evening. Families are asked to bring a pie or dessert to share. Visitors and local families were noted through the week with several trips to Lincoln and Monroe for visits and canal project work.
Critics of the Triple A program use a smoke screen on wheat imports to mislead producers during the referendum. W A Carnine says figures show imports are small and largely durum for macaroni. duty is 42 cents per bushel. He warns readers imports are overstated by using pounds and notes a strong farmer approval of other programs.
Sheriff Gunnard Peterson announces a public auction at 2 P M on May 27 1935 at the Osceola Court House for the North Half of the South Half and Lots 1 2 3 4 in Section 13 Township 16N Range 2W except a tract to Leo Sokol totaling 64.31 acres more or less with 2.20 acres highway right of way. Terms are cash.
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