Osceola notes highlight births, visits, and local events
In Osceola items from October years ago long list births and marriages, sickness and recoveries, visits from relatives in Walnut Iowa and Beloit Wisconsin, court notes, land filings, and upcoming events. Notable entries include a newborn girl born to Louis Zueck, a marriage of Miss Lottie Kilbourne to R M Paley, and community updates from 1893 to 1923 with officials and local families named.
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Louis Zueck
Dewey Shaw
Stromsburg
Mel Daniels
Acham Herrmann
Mel
Cap McCoy
Cora
Robert Ray
Walnut
Iowa
G. T. Ray
Osceola Creamery
George. L. Everitt
W. A. Carpenter
Wm. Hulbert
F. J. Moss
L. L. Snider
L. A. Musselman
F. E. Rummell
George Engelhardt
W. H. Myers
Clarence West
Chas. Dunns
W. F. Kepner
Marie Mickey
Lincoln
Rev
S. F. McGuire
L. E. Kennard
Kennard
E. L. Marquis
Roscoe Miller
K. W. Talbot
Polk
E. E. Lovell
Ravenna
Wm. Koehler
Papillion
Osceola
Polk County Commissioners Review 1933 Claims and Beer Permits
Osceola Neb Oct 3 1933 county board audits claims across general fund and road funds approving numerous payments to suppliers and officials. Delegations seek 3.2 beer permits but board defers action citing prior rulings and adjourns to Oct 12 1933.
World's Largest Thermometer at Century of Progress
A 200 foot high thermometer towers west of 23rd Street at the Chicago 1983 World's Fair. The device displays the fair temperature, visible from ground level, as the event nears its October 31 closing.
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23Rd St
Chicago
Livestock Prices at South Omaha Markets
Union Stock Yards Omaha reports Oct 10 cattle receipts at 25 000 head with western range cattle dominant. Desirable cornfeds steady while medium and heavy steers and most cows move lower. stockers and feeders broadly lower except top stock calves. Cattle quotations list various ranges for yearlings steers stockers feeders and calves.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Western Rangers
Hog market opens week with light hogs strong to five dollars
Opening prices for the week show desirable light and butcher weight hogs up to $5.00 while heavy and packing grades lag. Sows sold mainly from $3.25 to $3.85 as receipts reached 10,500 head amid slow trade and wider value spreads.
Market Report for Sheep and Lambs Prices and Receipts
It was a strong to 10c higher market on Monday for sheep and lambs with 13 000 head receipts. Fat lambs sold from 6.00 to 6.65, feeder lambs steady at 5.75 to 6.35, and aged sheep held steady. Fat lamb ranges included 6.25 to 6.75 for good to choice, 5.75 to 6.25 for fair to good, 6.00 to 6.65 for native fair to good, 5.50 to 6.00 for native common, and 5.00 to 5.75 for fed shorn good to choice. Feeders ranged 6.00 to 6.50 for good to choice lambs and 4.00 to 5.00 for feeder yearlings.
Dappled Circus Horses Use for Safer Footing
The circus trains on dappled or white horses not for training skill or appeal but because resin on their backs provides footing that remains less visible to audiences.
City Council Proceedings Osceola Nebraska 1933
Osceola Nebraska city council met September 7 8 and 12 1933 with the mayor and all members. minutes of prior meetings read and approved. Treasurer’s report for August 31 1933 accepted. numerous claims and salaries audited and paid. Plan C for sewer disposal plant adopted after engineer Robert Fulton presented tentative plans. John E DeLand named special deputy policeman for the fiscal year. adjournments set for September 9 12 18 1933 with subsequent notes on state university visit and missing quorum.
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Carson
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Imp. Dist
Licensis, Fines Co.cc
Street Fund
Cc Ee
First National Bank
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D. R. Byers
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John E DeLand
Potice
Jaenicke
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Cscola Record
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Coech Leonard Luft
J. E Lindquist
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A Cummings
Glenn Deand
Ben Zedicher
Coryell Oil Co. Gas and Oil
Phillips Petroleum Co
Guy F Ball
George DeLand
R H Waite
John“m
Anderson
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Nxt
W. E. Pierson
Guy F. Ball
Oscela
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Polk County Tax Sale Notice for Village of Polk parcels
County Treasurer K A Cornish announces a tax sale on November 6 1833 at Osceola Nebraska for all lots parcels and blocks in the Village of Polk due in Paving District No 1. Delinquent 138th installment from October 15 1932 and accrued interest at 1 percent monthly will be included plus advertising costs. Sale starts 9:00 AM and continues daily until all property offered.
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