For Sale Dekalb 111 hens and Monarch range
Dekalb 111 hens one year old for sale along with a Monarch range. Contact Kenneth Anderson phone 5974 Stromsburg.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
8
Dekalb 111 hens one year old for sale along with a Monarch range. Contact Kenneth Anderson phone 5974 Stromsburg.
The article chronicles Judge Maxwell born 1825 in Lodi New York who rose to Nebraska Supreme Court chief justice roles 1878 1882 1886 1888 and 1892 1894. It details his move to Michigan Nebraska settlement, law study, political service from 1859 onward and 1901 death. It notes his Fusion era Congress 1896 and Omaha Bee tribute to his character.
South Sioux police probe a Sunday morning burglary at Rieger Jewelry with more than 36 men’s watches and 44 ladies’ bracelets stolen from a showcase. The haul marks the largest in Dakota County in years and investigations continue as police seek suspects. Also Blair hospital project receives federal funding up to 100000 for immediate construction start yielding a long-awaited facility.
Wesley Bitney of Neligh, only five, has been driving his homemade miniature racer for a year. Built by his uncle Don Birney from junk parts, the vehicle uses Model A brake rods and a Model T steering wheel with a body made from a worn gas tank. Wesley enjoys slipping around curves and making the dust fly, despite cautions from his uncle.
Robert Lee Gulbrandson, 25, of Goehner, son of Mr and Mrs Birger Gulbrandson of Stromsburg, was killed in a truck auto collision on a graveled road three miles east of Utica Saturday. He drove a state highway department truck.
A Clarks woman escaped injury when her car stalled on tracks at a railroad crossing west of Clarks and was struck by a westbound freight train. The 1946 Ford coupe was a total loss. the incident occurred Monday, reported by the Central City Republican Nonpareil.
Byron Langenfeld of Racine Wisconsin and his son Thomas a Dana College sophomore arrived in Blair and stayed at a cabin camp. After checking the cabin they walked to breakfast as Thomas had locked the keys in the car trunk, hindering their plans.
Larry Buhl and Wm Den kinger traveled to Omaha for a three day Cardinal try-out. Boys aged 17 to 24 trained five hours daily with no food, and only about a third remained for the full audition. Newman Grove Reporter notes the demanding schedule.
Frank Houtz says a severe remedy for a swarm of bees in a farm shed failed. He used a smudge in a container, then retired for the night. A strong glow later showed the building in flames and Albion firemen could not save the shed.
City officials announce plans to install 14 additional Mercury Vapor street lights to strengthen night visibility and safety in the downtown and residential districts, expanding the existing lighting system.
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