Osceola And Shelby Events Highlight Local Week
November 13 1919 to November 17 1942 blend reports feature Polk County constitutional convention draw winner Norton Pleas ant Home precinct. Osceola market updates include wheat corn oats hogs eggs and cream prices with Armistice Day game Osceola 13 Stromsburg 0 and Farm Bureau notes plus obituaries for James Gibbons and Herman Matthes.
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Norton
Pleasant Home Precinct
Polk County
Peterson Company
Odebolt
Iowa
James Gibbons
Gibbons
Oscar
James
Farm Bureau
Glan Ray
University of Colorado
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Spokane
Washington
A. A. Young
California
E. L. Webster
J. E. Dahlberg
Long Pine
Osceola
Ryan
Webster
Nels Nelson
Chappell
Weeden
Herman Matthes
Fred
Gladys
Margaret Gabriel
Emery Kuhnel
Shelby
Fullerton
Pearl Elaine Beckman
Pierce County
East Osceola
Stromsburg
Arlene Steeple
University of Nebraska
Lady Bilers
Ben Lyon
Ginger Rogers
Edmund Lowe
Bela Ludosi
Federal Land Bank Farms For Sale In Nebraska
80 acres in Platte River valley with 79 under plow. 160 acres with fair improvements near Osceola. 110 acres good ground with pasture. RBA available. Down payments ranged from 700 to 1250 dollars. Nebraska land prices high livestock, grain markets strong. Contact R. C. Hill York Nebraska phone 176.
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Platte River Valley
Shelby
Osceola
Nebraska
R. Cc
Hill York
Nebr
Barbed Wire for Army and Marines Highlighted in War Bonds Appeal
The piece notes that military barbed wire is heavier and has longer, sharper barbs than farm wire. The Marine Corps pays fifty cents per twelve yards of this special wire, with the Army and Marines needing thousands of feet for defense. The message urges investing at least ten percent of wages in War Bonds.
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Uncle Sam
Marine Corps
Army
U.S. Treasury Department
Polk County Medical Society
U.S. Navy
Dental College of
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Michigan
Colorado
Office of
Civilian Defense
Record War Bond Sales Is Goal Of Women At War Week
Washington women across cities farms factories and homes will lead the War Bond drive during Women At War Week November 22 to 28. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt urged saving on small items to fund bonds while Mrs Morgenthau praised pioneer spirit and urged stronger participation to support wartime needs.
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Washington, D. C
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury Department
War Savings
Harriet Elliott
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
War Savings Committee
Morgenthau
White House
OPA
Brazil
Preventing Off Flavors in Cream and Butter Quality
Federal rules judge butter on flavor with off flavors mainly from cream. Fermentative flavors from germs and odors absorbed from air or food cause defects. High-acid cream, cheesy cream, and yeasty-foamy cream are linked to poor sanitation, improper cooling, and dust exposure. thorough washing and sterilizing of the separator and all utensils is essential.
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OPA
Light House Activity After Election Becomes Focus
The article notes a light House schedule around the election with brief sessions and limited controversial bills. It discusses party control shifts, the draft bill amendments, tariff debates, and potential postwar food policy ideas, plus medical and military dental roles during war.
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