Osceola Kindergarten News Highlights Reopenings and Book Work
The Osceola School Kindergarten welcomes Betty Jean Cummings back and notes Shir ley Jackson and other students absent. Spool donations aid furniture making for playhouse. nine weeks exams, fixture attendance, and various grade activities are reported along with senior and junior class events.
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Betty Jean Cummings
Shirley Jackson
Gladys Markcie Leseur
Crawford Campbell
Pearson
P. B. Campbell
Margaret Hansen
Lawrence Jackson
Beltzer
Welly
Leseur
Pierson
Howard Johnson
Maple Leaf Club Schedules November Meeting
The Maple Leaf Club met Thursday afternoon November 8 at Neela Dunn's home with 14 members and 10 visitors present. The extension lesson on Christmas gifts was well received and a lunch was served. The next meeting will be with Henrietta Graves on November 17 to arrange yearbooks and plan attendance.
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Stromsburg
Osceola
Charles Jackson
Etter
Will Evans
Valentine
John Craven
Marjorie Richmond
Bryant
Ruby Wieseman
Irene Grossnicklaus
Katharyn Klein
Matilda Amacher
Florence Addison
Louise Smith
Iona Herbes
Eleanor Koehler
Leona Pierson
Maple Leaf Club
Neela Dunn
Swith Henrietta Graves
Emerson on self reliance and multiple paths to success
A reflective passage argues that early career failure crushes many but persistent exploration across diverse trades and roles builds character. It extols self trust and individual action over conventional paths, urging a stoic, self-made intellect to unleash inner powers.
Chinese Boy's Tale Highlights Chinese Medical Cures
A Chinese boy Joy Fook prompts discussion of native Chinese remedies in American cities. The piece notes ginseng as a universal tonic, orange peel as a general remedy, tiger bone infusions for courage, toad eyebrows as snuff, and soups from animal parts for stomach issues.
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Joy Fook
America
United States
China
Kurdish Peoples and Regions Across Persia Turkey and Russia
The Kurdish population spans Persia Turkey and Russia with estimates of 800000 in Persia 1650000 in Turkey and 50000 in Russia. They are described as wild and primitive by some, yet pride in their ancestry traces to Umayyad caliphs. Sinna, Kurdistan’s capital, is noted for its famed rugs commanding handsome prices.
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Kurdistan
Persia
Turkey
Russia
Sinna
Farm wife trades car for buggy for lack of funds
A Bainbridge area farmer wife, needing to manage business at a lumber yard, swaps from a car to a buggy. An onlooker asks why she drives the old nag. she replies she cannot afford the money to buy gasoline and run the car.
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Bainbridge
Museum of Sounds in Berlin Showcases Global Phonographic Records
The auditable museum organized by the ministry of ports displays a vast collection of phonographic records. It features calls music and noises including a Korean wail a Romanian tailor song an American cowboy whoop and a Spanish night watchman. It also contains records of voices of renowned individuals.
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Museum of Sounds
Berlin
Ministry of Ports
Paris Pioneer Receives Legion of Honor for Earliest Telephone Subscription
A Paris man named Giroudaux was awarded the Legion of Honor for being the first subscriber to the new telephone service fifty years ago. In the 1880s Paris had about 200 subscribers who were rung by name since no numbers existed.
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Paris
Legion of Honor
Giroudaux
Parade Banter Baffles Heckling Senator at Event
Senator Sorghum defends parade crowd etiquette claiming the band should be the focus and that heckling the music would be foolish. The exchange highlights public expectations during civic celebrations.
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Senator Sorghum
Live Stock Prices at South Qhiaha
At Union Stock Yards Omaha November 6 1902 cattle and hogs sold active with prices up to 25 cents higher than last week. Cattle ranged from 3 66 to 7 85 per hundred for yearlings and steers 5 25 to 7 33 for various grades. Cows and heifers and stockers sold steady to strong with fed offerings from 3 00 to 7 00 for best bulls and cows.
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Union Stock Yards
Orehka
Steneusy
Cawic
Lemmie
Hogs Bring Higher Prices as 5500 Arrive Monday
About 5,500 hogs arrived Monday and buyers cleared them quickly at 10 to 15 cents higher than Saturday. Trading ran mainly at a spread of 2.90 to 3.15 dollars with the top light weights at 3.20 dollars.
Opening sheep sale draws ten thousand head in steady values
Ten thousand fresh sheep and lambs arrived for the opening day of the week and sold at generally steady prices. Fat lambs brought 5.00 to 5.25 dollars and feeder lambs were higher at 4.50 to 5.00. Various lamb and feeder categories show ranges from 1.50 to 5.69 for different quality and classes.
Decline in Superior Genotype Alarms National Census
Recent intelligence tests indicate a steady decline in the proportion of superior men and women in the United States while degeneracy, both mental and moral, rises alarmingly.
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United States
New Soviet ship Neva angers seasoned British sailors
London report describes the Neva, a Soviet ship delivering Black Sea butter, as provoking old salts by steering with electric buttons instead of a traditional wheel. Critics warn the invention could erode long naval traditions, with images of buttoned helms and steered directions replacing familiar masts and wheels.
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London
Neva
Black Sea
Notice of Sheriff Sale Polk County Neb 1932
By order of sale from the Polk County Nebraska Clerk of the District Court The Prudential Insurance Company of America plaintiff versus John H Mickey Company Incorporated et al defendants I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on Wednesday November 30 at 10 o clock A M at the south front door of the Court House Osceola Nebraska West Half W 12 Section 30 Township 14 North Range 1 West Sixth Principal Meridian Polk County according to the plat on file W Roy VanHoosen Sheriff October 23 1932 to November 24 1932
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Prudential Insurance Company of America
John H. Mickey Company, Incorporated
Osceola
Jpolik County
Office of the Register of Deeds
A. D
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Notice of suit and attached property in Osceola Neb
Josephine S Warren files in Polk County Nebraska a district court petition against G L Johnson to recover 1317.67 on a promissory note dated April 11 1928 with 8 to 10 percent interest and to sell attached property in Osceola including Lots 1 and 4 in Block 6 Igas Addition Lot 11 Block 10 and Lot 10 Block 10 to satisfy the debt. Answer required by November 28 1932. Attorneys W T Thompson and E R Mockett. Oct 13 20 27 Nov 3 10
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G. L. Johnson
Josephine S. Warren
District Court of
Polk County
Neboraska
Osceola Bank
Igas
Osceola
Nebraska
Stock hauling to the sale barn at York
S. Brooks and Son advertise stock hauling to the York sale barn with contact phones 20 and 255 for arrangements and inquiries.
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York
S. Brooks & Son
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Osceola School News
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Dale Ogden
Senior News
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Ismerson
Congress
South Qhiaha
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THE
Coleman Lamp and Stove Company
Wichita, Kans
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Calif
Sheriff’s Sale
W. T. Thompson
E. R. Mockett
Social Stodiionwewy
Wammerr
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