Live Stock Prices At South Omaha October 18 1922
Receipts total 23 000 cattle the heaviest of the year to date with only a sprinkling of cornfeds. Demand indifferent and prices steady to 15 25 cents lower for beef steers and cows. Stockers and feeders moved slowly with prices steady to unevenly lower. Cattle quotations include yearlings from 5.00 to 8.50 and steers from 3.40 to 9.40 for top grades. cows and heifers show broad ranges with good to choice levels and lower field.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog Market Slips as Early Week Trading Weak
Hog market opened slowly with bids and sales about 10 to 15 cents lower than last week. Most sales ranged from 2.90 to 3.50 per cwt, with 3.50 the high for the day, receipts totaling 9,090 head.
Fat Lambs Sell Lower At Wester Market Auction
Eighteen thousand fresh sheep and lambs arrived Monday with fat lamb bids and sales 25c lower. feeder lambs steady and active. Range lambs top at 5.15, feeder lambs 4.50 to 5.00, native and shorn ranges varied. Aged sheep steady and feeder yearlings listed with multiple price points.
Roosevelt and Hoover on Tariffs and Farm Aid
A political summary outlines Roosevelt's critique of Republican tariff claims as harmful to farmers and Hoover's defense of tariff policy and federal credit support. It notes foreclosures averted by Reconstruction loans and credits aiding farm products abroad, alongside opposition to fiat money for soldiers' bonuses.
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Reconstruction Corporation
America
Hoover
House
Senate
Roosevelt as international banker faces fraud claims and lawsuits
The text recaps Franklin D. Roosevelt as leader of United European Investors Ltd promoting German securities in 1922 and 1922 court notices involve Josephine S. Warren seeking judgment on a 1928 promissory note with Osceola Bank plus attached Osceola Nebraska property as collateral. It ends with a quip on fault finding and attention.
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Franklin B. Roosevelt
United European Investors, Ltd
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Germany
New York Times
New Corporation
Roosevelt
the Times
G. L. Johnson
Josephine S. Warren
District Court of
Polk County
Nearaska
Osceola Bank
Osceola
Nebraska
Hoover's ties to the people define his rise to power
The passage argues that President Hoover serves the general public because he understands common people as one of them. It asserts he was not born into wealth, lacked private tutoring, and did not ascend to office through family influence.
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Ron
Hoover
Polk County Nebraska to vote on agricultural improvement levy
Polk County voters will decide November 8 1932 whether to provide one fifth mill levy to fund agricultural method improvements product distribution soil conservation and county agricultural agent services under the farm bureau. The question was filed by 1125 farming residents and will appear on official ballots with FOR and AGAINST options.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Farm Bureau
October 1932 Petit Jury Names Drawn by County Board
County Commissioners adjourned on October 11 1932 selecting eighty names for jury draw by the District Court clerk and County Sheriff to form the October 1932 petit jury. The list includes Hackberry Stephenson Robert Taddiken Rudy Schinzel A C Torell Frank Seberger and others from South Canada Clear Creek Island and East Stromsburg districts.
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Hackberry
Canada
North Canada
Clearreek
Island
Hast Stromsburg
West Stromsburg
South Osceola
North Osceola
Valley
Hast Pleasant Home
West Pleasant Home
Platte
Board of County Commissioners
Petit Jury
R. J. Stephenson
Robert C. Taddiken
Rudy Schinzel
A. C. Torell
Frank Seberger
South
Carl E. Cederberg
Harry Croisant
L. J. Crouse Harvey M. Johnston
H. E. Kumpff
H. C. Beebe, Edmond Bernt
A. C. Clothes
Jessie Cook
EB. A. Davis
Frank Fozzard
Clear Creek
Joe Bernt, H. E. Derckson
Carl Dornan
H. L. Ellsworth Island
Geo. Boruch
East ST
County Commissioners Postpone Mandamus Hearing in Polk County
The Polk County Board recessed proceedings on October 15 1932 to consider a writ of mandamus to place on the general election ballot a proposal to appropriate funds from the county general fund for a county agent. The hearing was rescheduled for Friday October 21 1932 with all members present.
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C. Duremus
Frank P. Hultman
Olof Ninberg
Dana Shostrom
Oscar Stromberg Platte
Alex. L. Adelson
Chas. E. Anderson Martini Appleton
Aug
FP. Carlson
Roger Headley
Geo. Fleinemeyer
Polk County
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S Greatest Horse
UNION
Ak-Sar-Ben
Coliseum
Union Stock Yards Co. of
Omaha (Ltd
the Agric
Mexico
Rio Groende
Democratic Ecandidate
House of Representatives
Franklin D. Roosevelt International Banker
the Chronicle
W. T. Thompson
FE. R. Mockett
Calvin Coolidge
Official Proceedings OF the County Commissoners Osceola
L. A. Borg
Merwin Carlson
J. L. Dogrett
L. O Graves
D. L. Hallquist
Stanley J. Harless
C. D. Jacobson
Ivest Stromsburg
E. J. Allison Albert O. Anderson
Morace Baker
EB Anderson
W. A. Burke Adolph F. Carlson
Claus G. Carlson
Andrew Freeman
F. H. Anderson
C. R. Carlson
E. E. Donelson
R. C. Dunn
W. C. Deland
Tra Irland
Ivar Oberg
Arthur W. Anderson, F. T. Anderson
L. F. Branting
E. F. Danskin
Andrew’ Nelson
Arthur Ahlquist
J. O. Boden
G. H. Bradbury Andrew J. Inness
Henry H. Olson
Augustine T. W. Delamore
Calmar Dunn John Ww
Gabriel Beast
Pleasant Home
Arthur
Anderson
Ge. J. Anderson
Harry M. Rodin
West Pleasant Hog
RE. Dahlin
David F. Anderson
David N. Carlson
Rhs
J. G. Felton
Lee Campbell
J. W. Fillman County Clerk
Cee Campbell
Pathfinder
Goodyear
Vanaee
Goodyear Speedway
Esch Lee Lainard
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
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