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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
2
Buckwheat waffles rise as a new hit with buckwheat flavor and crisp waffles. Coconut buckwheat waffles add shredded coconut for party and Sunday night menus, with simple mix instructions. Also noted are molasses buckwheat cakes and standard Aunt Jemima buckwheat mix recipes.
Butler County calls for bids on guard rail and incidental work on the Columbus Shel by federal aid road project 86 unit 2. The contract specifies 2656 linear feet of guard rail and a minimum wage of 55 cents per hour for skilled labor. Proposals must be filed at the County Clerk’s office in David City Nebraska or with the Department of Roads and Irrigation, with a bid bond of at least 100 dollars. John I. Anderson and Jos J. Dworak are County Officials.
Bids due September 22, 1938 at 10:00 AM in Lincoln for sand gravel surfacing on Genoa Osceola Patrol No 21014 and for Shel by Waco Patrol No 21004. Contracts specify rates of sixty and forty cents per hour respectively with bids opened publicly. Multiple county clerks listed for secure submission and good faith statements required. bids may be rejected.
A public notice directs contractors to address incidental work on the Hiord ville Gresham Patrol No. 21003. The alert outlines project scope, required qualifications, and submission deadlines for bids and compliance standards.
The article argues that federal income taxes loom large for voters as Congress weighs ways to raise revenue. It discusses heavier taxes, curbing government waste, and the link between taxes, living costs, and recovery. It notes high taxes and high cost of living as twin pressures voters want kept in check.
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