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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
2
From where I sit twenty returning veterans after the war blend back into town life. They reclaim jobs and marriages, resume old friendships, and keep activities like fishing and barbecues. If changed, it is toward maturity and tolerance, except for dictators who threaten democracy.
Text defines that no person shall be denied employment due to labor organization membership or non membership and prohibits contracts to exclude such individuals. It also clarifies that labor organization includes any group or plan dealing with employers on grievances, wages, hours, or working conditions.
Notice of probate in Polk County Nebraska for Gilbert L Nantkes deceased. Petition filed to appoint W W Norton as administrator with hearing set for November 8 1946 at 10 AM. Dated October 1946 by County Judge L M Merrick and seal.
District Court of Polk County Nebraska issues an order of sale in a case with Raymond G. Lindblade as plaintiff and Irene Ericson et al as defendants. The property is the West Half of the Northeast Quarter in Section 10 Township 14 North Range 3 West of the 6th P M in Polk County. Public sale is set for Tuesday November 19 1946 at 2:00 PM at the South Front Door of the Court House Osceola Nebraska. 40 acres of growing wheat are rented to the buyer. 15 percent down at sale, balance on court confirmation. Abstract of title will be provided. Attorneys Campbell & Nybeng Osceola Nebraska October 14 1946.
Robert C Dunn brings suit in Polk County District Court to exclude Sears and unknown heirs from N Neyney Section 23 Township 15 North Range 3 West and quiet title in Dunn claiming ten years occupancy under color of title. Defendants must answer by November 25 1946 or judgment will be entered. Mills Mills Attorneys. Oct 17 24 31 Nov 7.
City Council met with Mayor Craven and four members present. Minutes from September meetings approved. Audited claims listed including taxes, labor, supplies, and salaries. motion to allow claims carried. Adjourned to October 15 1946 to hear remonstrance on Waite or Ball property sale.
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The peace treaty gives Soviet Russia control of Petsamo in the Finnish Arctic, securing an ice free port. The area includes copper and nickel mines, with the USSR set to buy the latter from a Canadian consortium. Local Lapps live in log cabins beside fjords where fishing is common.
Flat sour commonly affects canned corn string beans and peas. It can arise in packing areas before canning or after processing. Key safeguards include cooling promptly shortening garden to can time cooling jars and avoiding crowding before storage in a cool dark place with air circulation.
Proper shirt care covers cottons and rayons with specific temps. Wash cottons hot water twice, treat collars with a soft brush, avoid rubbing to prevent fraying, and rinse hot. Dry by hanging tails, roll in a towel, then iron collar first, then yoke cuffs sleeves and back with double thicknesses on the wrong side.
The Muskhogeans, led by Creeks Choctaws and Chickasaws, were the oldest southeastern Indian peoples encountered by De Soto on his Florida to Mississippi expedition. Their town dwelling culture shows ties to the broader American cultural center from Mexico to Bolivia, influencing religious and political institutions like the Mexicans.
Modern cooks now wash wooden salad bowls with soap and water after use to prevent oil or vinegar from lingering and causing odors. Wipe with a cloth, scrub with a small brush in lukewarm soapy water, rinse with cold water, and dry thoroughly. Do not soak or immerse. Keep away from heat to avoid warping.
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