Omaha Market Report and Osceola City Council Proceedings
Market notes from Omaha May 9 1939 show cattle hogs and lambs with prices steady to higher as buyers push demand. Fat lambs 10.00 to 10.35. best steers up to 10.75. hogs 5.60 to 6.75. receipts hogs 8000 cattle 7000. 4500 sheep and lambs with brisk competition. Osceola Nebraska city council minutes April 25 1939 cover claims audit depository resolution for First National Bank and clerk reports with adjournment and May 12 1939 treasurer audit and payrolls.
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Labor
Oliver Griffin
Yea
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Ericson & Anderson
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County Fair Grounds
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Arthur S. Nelson Co
Harriet Smith Johnson
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Owen McClung Co
George K. Fox
Polk County Democrat Printing
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Ak-Sar-Ben racing opens with modern features and crowds
Ak-Sar-Ben field in Omaha opens May 27 for a 29 day meet ending Fourth of July. The return of the Pacific Pari-Mutuel totalizer system and Harvey-Eye-in-the-Sky camera promises fast prints for judges. Bahr starting gate aims to reduce injuries as entries promise strong competition.
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Founding of Annapolis and Its Historic Capitols
The piece recounts Annapolis as Maryland’s early capital and brief U S capital, named for Ann Arundel wife of Cecil Calvert. It notes the colonial capitol’s design, Washington’s resignation, Carroll of Carrollton’s legacy, Civil War battle standards, and World War I memorials in the same historic halls.
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Dynamic pressure and fish buoyancy explained
A Collier's Weekly correspondent notes water pressure rises with depth and fish must adjust their swim bladders when changing levels to avoid sinking or rising. When a dynamic body of water is disturbed and fish die, overbuoyant fish surface while others sink to the bottom.
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Plover's Adventurous Migration Across Americas
The golden plover, a federally protected shore bird, makes a remarkable one year journey from Argentina to Arctic breeding grounds. It travels northwest across South America, passes Gulf of Mexico, and reaches Louisiana in its spring northbound route.
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