Special Osceola Council session to set beer license hearings
Osceola Nebraska held a special council meeting July 26 1933 with Acting Mayor S P Johnson and council members present to read beer license applications for Malek's Cafe Lily Ann Cafe and Benj Elledge and set August 7 1933 as the hearing date. The clerk was ordered to publish notices and the meeting adjourned. The regular session August 3 1933 had no quorum and adjourned to August 4 1933 with Mayor Pierson and Clerk Ball present. The August 4 session approved minutes and the monthly city treasurer report for July 31 1933 to be attached to the minutes.
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Osceola
Nebr
Nebraska
S. P. Johnson
McDonald
Anderson
Carson
Johnson
Oscola
Malek
Lily Ann Cafe
Benj. Elledge
W E Pierson
Guy F. Ball
Osceola, Nebr
Whareupon
W A Cummings
C L LeMar
City Treasurer's Report and Council Claims Summary
City notes the July 1933 month figures across funds including General Fund Amusement Park and Sewer bonds with balances and overdrafts. Claims audited include labor, salaries, street lights and supplies, with council approval to issue warrants and adjournment. Methodist Church items report Sunday sermon by John Oberg, upcoming Conference, Communion Sunday and hospital updates.
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POTCO
Cath
H L Nelson
Lesen
John Braithwaite
DR Byers
Guy F Ball
George L DeLand
Osceola Lumber Co
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
R H Waite
Lou R Israel
Ben Zeecker
Glenn DeLand
Hotchkiss & Wells
Polk County Democrat
Methodist Church
John Oberg
Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Uneven Texas Market at South Omaha
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on Sept 7 1933 cattle arrivals were about 3 000 with only half corn fed and prices unevenly lower. East steers around 5 78 65 25 with heifers steady and cows weak. Feeder and rocker classes steady. yearlings and other grades listed with multiple price points. About 18 000 fresh hogs arrived with market steady to Monday. killing hogs mostly 3 00 4 10 spread, best light weights up to 4 15. sows 2 25 2 95.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Livestock Auction Slumps as Fat Lambs and Feeders Decline
Bids and sales on both fat lambs and feeders were unevenly lower Tuesday with sluggish movement. Receipts reached 15 000 head as fat lambs sold 5.50 to 6.00 and feeders 5.25 to 5.85, while aged sheep weakened. FAT LAMBS ranged from 5.25 to 6.50 for various grades and FEEDERS ranged 5.50 to 6.10 for good to choice lambs and 3.00 to 4.00 for feeder yearlings. Aged STOCK prices showed fat yearlings 3.00 to 5.25, fat ewes 1.50 to 2.75, breeding ewes 3.50 to 4.50, and cull ewes 1.00 to 1.50.
Iron Plow Point Donated To New Jersey Museum
A hand wrought iron plow point over a century old, once rejected by Jersey farmers for supposedly polluting the soil, has been donated to the Museum of Old Farm Implements at the New Jersey College of Agriculture.
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Jersey
Museum of
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Britain Remains One of World’s Richest Metal Lands
The Montreal Herald notes Britain’s iron ore beds in Northamptonshire hint at ongoing wealth in minerals. It recalls Britain has produced minerals worth about 3,500 million pounds in 50 years, with coal dominating two thirds and tin, copper, antimony, arsenic, and even gold promising future value in regions like Cornwall Devon and the Forest of Dean.
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Northamptonshire
Britain
Great Britain
Cornwall
Devon
Malaya
Bolivia
Forest of Dean
Montreal Herald
Kiddie's Paradise at the Chicago World’s Fair
Happy boys and girls from across the land found the Magic Mountain on Enchanted Island, one of the real fun spots at A Century of Progress Chicago World’s Fair.
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Enchanted Island
Autos per person dip in 1932 world census report
The 1932 world census shows one car for every 60 people, down from 56.5, with the United States owning about 72 percent of all cars and nations like Bermuda and St. Kitts Nevis reporting very low counts. High totals appear in the US and France and England trail behind.
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United States
Census Bureau
Korea
St. Kitts-Nevis
St. Lucia
St. Pierre-Miquelon
Spitzbergen
Bermuda
France
England
Canada
Germany
Australia
Argentina
Italy
New Zealand
Belgium
Spain
Union of South Africa
China
Hawaii
Texas Town Nearer 15 State Capitals Than Own
Proposing redistricting reveals quirky facts about Texas. Texarkan a is closer to 15 state capitals than to Austin. El Paso residents are nearer to Los Angeles than Beaumont or Port Arthur. Brownsville is farther from Dalhart than Dalhart is from North Dakota. Dalhart is nearer six state capitals than to its own. Area totals place Texas larger than prewar Germany and France, over twice England, Scotland and Ireland combined.
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Austin
Texas
Texarkana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Tlinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
el Paso
Los Angeles
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Brownsville
Dalhart
North Dakota
Germany
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Model Shelter for Idle Being Tried in Canada
Montreal reports a new hotel style shelter for the unemployed by Catholic Refuge Inc. Funded by federal provincial and municipal grants the facility offers two meals daily a fixed bed plan for 400 men five dormitories dining rooms and extensive washrooms plus medical services and a 12 bed hospital aimed at providing steady shelter and care.
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Montreal
Catholic Refuge, Inc
Merced Man Bound By Sex-Related Probation Condition
Merced ranch worker John Garcia was placed on probation after pleading guilty to a statutory charge. Superior Judge Hal S. Shaffer ordered that Garcia will go to jail if he associates with any girl or woman during the next five years as a condition of probation.
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Merced
Calif
John Garcia
Hal S. Shaffer
Garcia
Robin Causes Brief Disruption at Abash Rifle Club
At Abash Indiana a robin built a nest on a target brace causing club members to stop practice briefly. The incident occurred on the rifle range drawing attention from shooters and club officials. No injuries or damage reported and activity resumed after the nest was noted.
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Abash
Ind
Farm Adjustment Plan Sees Export Downturn Shape Policy
The Federal farm adjustment program is viewed as an experiment to socialize agriculture by restraining output while processors and consumers help fund farmer restraint. Wheat price insurance for 1933 1935 aims to restore pre war purchasing power for domestically consumed grain, with success signaling a shift from extreme individualism in U S agriculture.
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F. D. Farrell
Kansas Agricultural College
American Bankers Association Journal
Mr. Farrell
United States
Farrell
Wallace
Bankers prepare farm finance book for safe investments
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association released a new book titled Making Farm Investments Safe. It compiles ten years of ABA material on farming practices, loan security, crop rotation, soil erosion, pests, and dairy and livestock production to guide bankers and farmers in prudent lending and farming methods.
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Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Banks Lead in Repayments of R F C Loans
Federal Government through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation issued 2.819 billion dollars in loans. Banks show the highest repayment rate, with 545.073 million repaid, over 44 percent, while all other borrowers combined have repaid about 16 percent. 6,278 banks received advances totaling 1.221878 million dollars since 1932.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Real Estate Move Threatens Stoke Poges Nearby
Washington reports a promoter plan near Stoke Poges threatens the quiet churchyard famed for Gray. The piece outlines Buckinghamshire features, local history, and mentions Penn Gray society purchasing land to protect green space.
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Stoke Poges
Washington
Thomas Gray
Buckinghamshire
London
National Geographic Society
Monster Alligator Threatens Town in Mississippi
In Clarksdale Mississippi Blue Dick the dreaded alligator supposedly migrated from Swan Lake into Eagle's Nest brake about fifty years ago. Some say he is fourteen to eighteen feet long and has capsized row boats. He recently held two inhabitants Lee Green and Burdine Mosley captive while gigging frogs.
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Clarksdale, Miss
Blue Dick
Eagle's Nest Brake
Swan !Ake
Lee Green
Burdine Mosley
Man Teaches Wildcats to Eat From His Hand
Peter Topp, foreman at the Yosemite fish hatchery, tames wild cats as a hobby. He has two trained to come when called, stand on their hind legs, and eat meat from his hands in Yosemite National Park California.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
Peter Topp
Yosemite Fish Hatchery
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