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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
4
Osceola items report the Holmes Literary Society reorganization and officer slate, J W Gregg Jr earning a high Polk county first grade certificate, jurors listed for December term, local deaths births marriages and Legion meeting notes, farm yields and public works budgets, and Beatrice ground park and national park proposals with Nebraska politics in the 1930s context.
Mr and Mrs C A Rosene of Gowrie Iowa visit their daughter Mrs M N Trulson then travel to Stromsburg to stay with Peter Elfors near Durant. Mrs H O Smith and children from Denver leave Lincoln after two weeks with Gov and Mrs Mickey. Mr and Mrs J W Cole plan Stromsburg winter work while their son undergoes treatment for meningitis related paralysis. Mrs VanHoosen and daughter depart for Kellogg Iowa to see Henry VanHoosen at Thanksgiving. Louis C Herrmann wed Miss Hilma Anderson at York with County Judge Arthur G Wray officiating and a reception at the bride’s parents northeast of town.
Former Senator Bowring of Merriman, head of the Nebraska Good Roads Association, says private car line taxes have fallen 85 percent in ten years. He cites 1924 taxes of 46 593 and a recent year at 7 6268, blaming trucking rivals for the loss and urging a ton tax to restore road fund revenue. Ninety three heat related deaths in July, per State Health Director Bartholomew, surpassing the 1930 record. 25 victims aged 70 to 80.
Receipts of cattle and hogs Monday were 13 500 each. Opening prices for the week were generally steady on choice long fed steers, while dull on short fed and warmed up cattle with unevenly lower prices. Hogs bids and sales were 10 15 cents lower than Friday for merchantable hogs, 25 cents lower for pigs and underweight stock, with sows trading $5 25 to 5 50.
The Bureau of Railway Economics released 1932 figures showing taxes on railway property and earnings totaling about 265 million to state and local governments plus over 12 million in federal income tax. The data underscore potential revenue losses if the government buys the railroads, prompting debate on future taxation and public costs.
Market notes show Rangers offered at 6.00 to 6.25 for good to choice and 5.75 to 6.00 for fair to good. fed cattle quoted 6.00 to 6.25 for good to choice and 5.50 to 5.90 for fed shorn. natives described as good.
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