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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1934

Page

4

Osceola News Highlights October 1894 to 1924

Recap of local events from Osceola including a October 17 1894 wedding of Edwin B Nelson and Ida Co Blenberg near Osceola and a 1924 college game visit. Also notes on Dr Jones moving from Silver Creek, a 1909 Republican ticket listing, school football 72 to 0 win, and community notices from Woman's Club and ministerial alliance meetings.

Dr. Jones Silver Creek Osceola Edwin B. Nelson Ida Co. Blenberg J. P. Heald Medical W. S. McCoy David City George McCoy George W. Gregg Jr Pleasant Prairie School Susie Gormley George A. S. Churchill Polk County Monson Opera House Senator Allen Henderson Block Charley Getts Columbus Cr. G. Gylling Hamilton County O. H. Kilbourne York Dr. May Chicago Oseola

Farmers back AAA corn program in 1935 vote

Nebraska and Kansas farm voters oppose corn hog continuation in 1935 while about two to one favor extending the AAA program for another year among 500000 farmers. Sixteen states vote 327797 to 166362 in favor of the 1934 plan. a second question on one contract per farm for 1936 loses 232999 to 229480. Nebraska and Kansas show disfavor to another term. The 1934 corn crop is about 65 percent of the projected national yield with state benefits around 52000000 in total.

Nebraska Kansas AAA Indiana Michigan Ohio Wisconsin United States

Omaha Stock Prices Report Live Stock Market Prices

Live stock prices at South Sea show fat lambs steady with last week’s close at 5.75 to 6.25, feeders 4.00 to 5.40, aged sheep unchanged. Union Stock Yards Omaha October 23 1934 receipts: cattle 19 000, hogs 11 500. Trading dull though some cornfed steers quoted 7.75 to 8.25, cattle quotations listed across grades, hogs opened 5 1/2 cents lower. Fat lambs prices range 5.25 to 6.25 with various quality notes and bids.

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