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Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

11 Oct 1934

Page 8

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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1934

Page

8

Osceola County Board Advances Claims and Jury List

Osceola Nebraska October 2 1934 county commissioners audited and allowed numerous claims for County General Fund direct relief road and bridge work and ordered payments. The board prepared a petit jury list for October 1934 term with names from each precinct and adjourned to November 8 1934.

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Osceola Nebraska Board of County Commissioners Omaha Printing Co Roy W Erickson Geo. DeLand F. Ball Omaha Compound Co EL Rogers Jeanne Backlund Osceola Record Co Hotchkiss & Wells Gertrude Matheson Walwood Osceola Labr. Co Frank Sheppard Co Ed DeLand Labor Phillips Petroleum Co Gas Osceola Water Dept Coun Houte Cated Ae Omaha School Supply Co Sudphes Panama Carbon Co Ty U. P. Railroad Co Smith & Corona Typewriter Co Iowa-Nebr. Light & Pow Gas and Light Polk County Democrat Alice Ingman Lillie C. Johnson Co. Funkhouser Labor Farmers Union Co.Op Oil Co coustin-Western Road Mch. Co tSuntandard Oil Co Nelair Refining Co Ernest M. Carlson Lillian Egelhoff Margaret Fillinger Frieda Lind Gladys Record Nina Clark Ooo Ce Wee Freda Otilia Peterson Emma Walton Wu Helen Eklof Eaee Edith Brandt Elin Burkman John Lees Scrip P. Anderson W. P. Miller Scrp W B Michener Shelby Co-Op Oil Co Albers Howard Collins Bernt Oil Co J E Bernt Oil Co Claude Heaston L F Campbell Lawrence Heaston Same Marion Abbott Henry Abbott Lone Star Grocery Gas Lone Star Grocery Ericson & Anderson Sundberg & Son Williams Adair H Albers D Davis Davis Same John F. Ernst Fred Cockson Joe Bernt Same William Gilatter Same C H Albers Same Lone Star Grocery Same Adolph Kresha Sr Gerhardt Kresha Arvid Anderson Chas. Colberg Raymond Cherry Alvin Dahlin Kenneth Knapp Same Dave Waller Sundberg & Son Moise George Phillips Same F O Carlson van Bush R L Smith Same Nebr. Culvert & Mfg. Co Cramer Oil Co. Gas and Oil U. S Federal Land Bank District Court Hackberry Oswald J. Alt G. H. Bond Edward Carpenter H. L. Carter Pearle Coffin F. E. Dellmore H. J. Duren South Canada John Smith Wm. Mulder Dewey Lockard H. E. Kumpf John Rasp North Canada O. A. Watkins Fritz M. Thelen Fred J. Scow Max Suddarth A. E. Sargent John L. Reisdorff Clear Creek Geo. Schmid Carl F. Plage South Osceola George B. Anderson Ernest E. Anderson C. Edwin Johnson John Miller W. E. Berggren Walter D. Buchholz Ira Irland North Osceola George Bradbury W. F. Dunn Edwin Gustafson Wm. Hannell Oscar Hedberg F. A. Merrick A. C. Jaenicke Valley Oscar Anderson Lester Fineey Harry Herrmann Gus E. Hartel East Pleasant Carl
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Senator Sorghum Seeks Diagrams Over Epigrams

The dialogue notes Senator Sorghum joking about needing charts and figures for his speeches. He says he lacks a literary constituency and that constituents at home demand a diagram rather than epigrams.

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Senator Sorghum
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Study centers to serve about 200 Nebraska communities

About 200 Nebraska communities will establish study centers this year serving 2060 students. Plans involve the University of Nebraska extension division with FERA and the state department of public instruction. Centers require local superintendents as counselors and a minimum five full time students per center.

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Nebraska A. A. Reed University of Nebraska Nebraska Federal Emergency Relief Administration University Extension Division FERA Nebraska CCC Nebraska Fera State Department of Public Instruction Nebraska Relief Administration CCC
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Poison Now Used to Combat Poison in Medical Oddities

A Tit-Bits Magazine note highlights astonishing uses of poisons in medicine. Strychnine, curare, snake venom, and bee stings are cited as treatments for convulsions, lockjaw, epilepsy, rheumatism, and neuralgia, while digoxin from foxglove aids heart disease and mustard gas and Lewisite appear in unconventional therapies.

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Tit-Bits Magazine South America Arizonia
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Lappets Ruled Out As British Dress at Court

The UP Service reports Queen Mary ordered lappets, once official court headdresses, removed from dress regulations as they are now obsolete. The fashion has not appeared at court for thirty years and shopkeepers cannot sell them, though an old assistant recalls their across the hair style.

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UP. Service
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Stone Age Tools Yet Efficient in Modern Tasks

The American Museum of Natural History notes Stone age tools were nearly as efficient as modern gear. Doctor Nelson felled a four inch maple with a flint axe in six minutes, and a Danish landowner built a block house from timber using Stone age tools in 66 days.

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American Museum of Natural History Doctor Nelson Denmark
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Huge US map project nears completion in Massachusetts

After nine years of labor by ex post topographers, about one third of a vast wall map at Wallesies Massachusetts will be 63 feet long and 46 feet wide when finished. It will show every mountain and valley to scale, include 900 blocks, and aid rail and air line engineers in mapping new routes on a curved surface representing the earth.

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United States Wallesies Mass Air Hne Popular Mechanics
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Lenin's Body Well Preserved

Lenin's body lies in a glass catafalque in Moscow and was declared in perfect condition after ten years by two Soviet scientists responsible for its preservation. No facial change or color shift has occurred.

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Lenin Moskva
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Witness Testimony Cited in Blue Serge Suit Case

A historic courtroom exchanges a witty moment as a witness answers yes when asked if he has appeared before. The dialogue centers on the witness’s appearance in a blue serge suit and the judge’s questioning.

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It Soured Him Sinkton

A fragment presents a dialogue about compulsory education and personal resistance. One speaker blames the policy while a friend recalls his wife forcing him to learn cooking, illustrating domestic pressure linked to schooling debates.

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Sinkton
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Fixing a Location For Easy Street in Million-Dollar Neighborhood

A reader questions if a precise location exists for Easy Street in a renowned neighborhood valued at a million dollars. The note hints at a debated and possibly informal designation within an affluent district.

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Easy Street
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Better Health Feet and Shoes by Dr Scholes

Dr William J Scholes notes feet have grown larger in women over the decade due to wearing fewer shoes. He says ankles are thicker today, high heels are being replaced by lower heels, and advises choosing footwear suited to each foot while avoiding extreme shoe sizes and stiffness.

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William J. Scholes United States
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Halloween Explorers and Edible Delights Menu

Betty Webster suggests a Columbus Day Halloween party with explorers dress and name-tag game. Centerpiece ships, place cards, and a menu of Treasure Island salad American sandwiches North Pole sundaes and African delights accompany trivia and craft ideas.

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Hallowe’en Rane Hevveryone North Pole
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