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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
8
Osceola Nebraska County Commissioners meet November 8 1934 with all members present. Audits and payments listed by fund include salaries, clerical, postage, supplies, and numerous road and relief claims across County General, Relief, Road, and Bridge funds with specific vendors and amounts.
A dialogue hints at a poet's rising popularity with a readership double the previous figure. A friend is surprised by the poet's marriage, adding personal context to the scene.
Osceola native Robert Nuquist, a Hastings College senior, placed second in the annual home oratorical contest held on Tuesday November 6 and earned a 3 prize presented by A J Sousa of the Gold Boot Shop. A family reunion honored Mrs. Clara Doerr of Wizcana Wisconsin and Mrs. Sarepte Brigham of Lyons Nebr. They visited with Mrs. Merrick and Mrs. Minnie Weeden. Jay Hastings and wife traveled to Lincoln to arrange living quarters for the coming legislative session and he secured seat No 3 under the speaker’s eye. Katherine Parker of Kearney and Alvin Anderson wed Saturday August 11 1984 in Council Bluffs Iowa. He is a son of Mr and Mrs John Tr Anderson and a Osceola High School graduate now at Kearney State Normal. They will live in Kearney.
At Omaha South Stock Yards on November 13, 1954 receipts totalled 15,000 cattle 2,000 billed in shipments. Prices show demand uneven with steady or better quality at 3.75 for best steers, cows and cows values range from 2.25 to 5.50 depending on grade. calves and yearlings listed with various bid ranges.
Advertises room with private toilet and lavatory in Omaha Castle as headquarters plan. One dollar rate noted.
A lawyer asks what “finisher” means. the witness replies her husband is currently finishing his third prison term.
A treatise on psychological complexes forming unconscious, preconscious, and conscious layers. Early life experiences shape thoughts and actions, with retained influence across life. It notes that repression can lead to instability, while mild cases stay manageable. Also includes a recipe section with Porcupine Apples and Rapid Rarebit.
Mrs Gladys Buchta hosts dinner at aunt Ivy Towslee home in Silver Creek. Several families visit, travel to Hastings and Lake Hiicks, and attend Maple Leaf Club and missionary society meetings. Funeral for James Miller of York recalled a long-ago Fairview resident with ties to the area.
Betty Webster shares a Thanksgiving dining approach favoring turkey with trimmings and a simple start like fruit cocktail or clear soup. The piece also offers practical kitchen tips on refrigeration, fruit storage, salad greens, dairy placement, brass cleaning, iron rust removal, and paraffin oil with turpentine as an all-purpose mix.
Lester McCormick discusses his Century of Progress trip at Fairview morning service. Valley Ladies Aid Society. They plan twice monthly meetings and fundraise for a church basement. A three member committee will oversee the basement work with Burl Fox coordinating fundraising. A large crew began moving a house to prepare the site while neighbors are invited to assist. Dinner served for workers. Mrs Terry hosted Fairview Ladies Aid meeting. Valley Aid meets next Tuesday at Mrs Effie Mickeys.
A booklet issued by the Agricultural Commission and American Bankers Association outlines factors affecting farm credit. It aims to promote national farm inventories and credit statements, with cooperation from state colleges of agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture, to improve relations between farmers and banks.
By order of the Polk County District Court sheriff will auction the NW quadrant of the NE quadrant in section 19 township 13 north range 1 west at 2 PM December 5 1934 in Osceola Nebraska. Sale cash to the highest bidder, with title to land conveyed by sheriff's deed.
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