Spider Wove A Web By That Kind Hearted Spider
A reflective line describes a benevolent spider weaving a web above a hole. The verse emphasizes kindness and craft in its simple, lyrical image.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
3
A reflective line describes a benevolent spider weaving a web above a hole. The verse emphasizes kindness and craft in its simple, lyrical image.
A boastful fan letter previews a major 160 lb bout featuring Byers against Conley on December 4 in Osceola. The piece praises Byers as a top middleweight prospect, notes his limited losses, and urges local support for a clean sport event. City items follow.
The Osceola Grove 183 Woodman Circle offers heartfelt sympathy to Mr and Mrs John Fillman on the death of their daughter. A copy of the resolution will be recorded and sent to the family and local paper. The Fourteenth Decennial Census is slated for January 1920 under the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, established in 1902.
Local records itemize payments to Smith Bros lumber and sand 320.64 and labor for J E Horst Fred Calkins Meridian Garage and others totaling for road Districts 1 and 2. Entries include culverts 634.00 and grading costs 33.7 40 46.20 with various suppliers and hauls noted.
The record lists labor and overseer payments for multiple road districts including district no. 5 and 17 with amounts 54.75 15/85 26.00 and 193.29 48.80, plus culvert costs 317.00 and 2640. General Road Fund entries cover workers Walter Gustafson Arvid Anderson and the Osceola Lbr Co. The board adjourned to meet December 1 1919, as noted by County Clerk John Sjoblom.
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