Standard Announces New Iso-Vis D Oils and Quick-Fire Gasoline
Standard Oil introduces two new Iso-Vis D oils 10 W and 20 W with improved cold start performance and a Quick-Fire Superfuel gasoline boasting rapid starting high volatility fractions and top anti-knock rating. Both products carry no extra cost and are available at Standard stations and dealers.
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Standard
Standard Oi Company
Society of Automotive Engineers
Standard Oil Company
Advocate Day at Fairview Valley Churches
Fairview and Valley churches announce Advocate Day next Sunday with regular worship at 10 and Sunday School at 10 15 and 11 20 in Valley. The Ladies Aid Society hosts a gathering at the Hall next Wednesday October 22 conducted by Mrs Joy Meacham. All in the communities are invited to attend. E B Maxcy pastor.
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Ladies Aid Society
Joy Meacham
Fairviewing
Valley
Livestock Prices at South Omaha On Nov 14 1933
Union Stock Yards Omaha reports a liberal cattle run of 21000 with a slow weak market for cornfed steers. Cows and heifers hold steady while stockers and feeders stay near previous values. Prices listed for yearlings, steers, fed cattle and cows show broad ranges across quality levels. Fat lambs and feeder lambs shown with weaker to stronger shifts. Aging sheep hold steady.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hogs rise as arrivals meet steady demand
Ten thousand fresh hogs arrived Monday and faced broad demand from shippers and local packers. Prices were largely a nickel higher than Saturday with light weights selling up to 4.20 and sows trading around 2.75 to 3.40, reflecting a wide spread in prices.
Lamb Market Opens Weak with Slow Trade
Opening prices for fat lambs show a steady to slightly lower trend as receipts reach 9,000 head. Fat lambs sell mainly between 6.25 and 6.50, with feeder lambs strong at 5.75 to 6.35, while aged sheep show no quotable change.
Gentle Bloodhounds and Wit on Office Life
A collection of wry observations on dogs and human behavior as a newspaper column tone. Notes on bloodhounds temperament and responsibility dodging, ageing intellects, office work, manners, music preferences, fame pursuit, and references to divinity.
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Republic
Theories On Briggins Nervousness
Two theories discussed about Briggins nervousness. One camp links dyspepsia to bad disposition. the other attributes his bad disposition to dyspepsia.
Feline Mrs Blank My Husband Birthday Remark
Abbreviated quip from the Boston Transcript features a feline Mrs and a catty friend debating a spouse’s birthday memory. The exchange plays on long relationships and familiarity with a humorous tone.
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Blank
Boston Transcript
Accused Seeks Fifteen Years From Aging Judge
A courtroom exchange has the older defendant asking the judge for a lenient sentence. The exchange portrays a back and forth where the accused quips about his age as a factor in sentencing. The source notes a dramatic tone in the courtroom dynamic.
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Smith’s Weekly
In One Detail There's Something Dovelike About Our Child
A brief remark notes a parents' observation of their child being pigeon-toed. The exchange frames a family moment with a touch of tenderness and humor.
Osceola Board names road overseer in District No 6 Stromsburg
Osceola Neb November 8 1933 county commissioners appoint Chas Colberg road overseer for unexpired term in District 6 Stromsburg Precinct upon bond of 500 dollars. Quarterly fee reports for 3rd quarter 1933 show totals for Clerk District Court County Judge and Sheriff. Board adjourned to November 21 1933.
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Chas. Colberg
F. W. Peterson
John Lees
Stromsburg
District ‘Court
Ee Lee
August P. Anderson
Price of wild animals stays high despite cheaper leopard skin coats
Franklin Park zoo curator Daniel J. Harkins tells the Boston Herald that wild animal prices remain unchanged. He explains costs from safari guides to transit, quarantine delays, and shipping, making live animals expensive even as leopard skins appear cheaper.
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Daniel J. Harkins
Franklin Park Zoo
Boston Herald
Harkins
New York
Athenia
Boston
Littleton
Aamal Danni
Probate Notice and Sheriff Sale in Polk County Nebraska
Notice in the Polk County Nebraska court announces probate hearings for Freeman Shaw estate with administrator appointment for Harry E. Shaw on December 8, 1933. It also details a sheriff sale of described lands to satisfy a 1933 foreclosure decree of $13,590 plus costs, to occur November 21, 1932, at 5 PM in Osceola.
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County
Nebraska
Freeman Shaw
State of
Harry E. Shaw
W. W. Norton
Polk County
Hannah Pearson
Public auction of Polk County property under court order
By order of the District Court of Polk County Nebraska issued August 21 1933 I Henry Frerichs as plaintiff will sell at public sale the south half of the northeast quarter and the east half of the southeast quarter in section 16 township 15 range 2 west. The sale is November 22 1933 at 2 pm at the south front door Osceola with 15 percent down and balance due by March 1 1934 or after confirmation. Open one hour.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Frank Jarecki
Josephine Stachura
Frank Stachura
North West
Osceola
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Wilber M. Johnston
District Court of
Henry Frerichs
John Frerichs
Als
Court House
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