Open Week at South Omaha Prices
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on September 26 1933 hogs were 15 to 25 cents lower with fat hogs weak and lambs 25 to 40 cents lower. Cattle market showed steady steer demand but lower values on plainer offerings with receipts about 14 000 head and prices in the $6.25 to $6.50 range for best steers. cows and stockers mixed with light weight gains and sows at 7.00 to 7.75.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Fresh lambs arrive as demand stays weak at markets
Six thousand sheep and lambs arrived Monday with buyers largely absent at tower prices. Fat lambs fell 25 to 40 cents from last week, trading around 6.00 to 6.50 dollars. feeders steady about 5.75 to 6.25. Aged sheep unchanged. Feeder lambs 5.85 to 6.35. feeder yearlings 4.00 to 5.00. Also includes miscellaneous quotes and a pasted block of misc. prose.
Bronze Ming Bell in Chicago Lama Temple Exhibit
The bronze temple bell from the Ming era hangs in a wood frame at the Chinese Lama Temple exhibit in Chicago's World's Fair. The display closes October 31.
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China
Chicago
Osceola City Council Audits Bills and Approves Licenses
Osceola Nebraska city council met August 7 1933 to audit claims including labor premium insurance and gas for SPACK and to approve beer licenses for Benj Elledge Lily Ann Cafe Malek Cafe and related on and off sale licenses with bonds. The meeting also saw chair changes and adjournment after regular business.
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Osceola
Nebraska
W. E. Pierson
S. P Johnson
R. M. McDonald
M. R. Anderson
Geo. L. Carson
L. I. Johnston
Logan VanHeusen
Mark Timm
Phillips Petroleum Co
SPACK
sendssQe EhecStien
LaFave
Pierson
P. Johnson
Johnson
Carson
McDonald
Anderson
Benj. Elledge
Andersen
Prin
Cipal
St. Paul
Mercury Indemnity Company of
State of Nebraska
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Lily-Ann Cafe
Malek Cafe
Malek
National, Casualty, Company
Detroit
Michigan
Guy F. Ball
Notice of Probate in Estate of Frank E Peterson
Petition for appointment of Charles A Peterson as administrator of Frank E Peterson estate set for hearing October 11 1932 at 10 AM. Dated September 7 1932. (Seal) W. W. Norton.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Frank E. Peterson
Charles A. Peterson
W. W. Norton
Beggars Run $5000 Year Ring In Mor Avatar Mor aeska
Master beggars headed a large organization in Ostrava Czechoslovakia who allegedly fed clothed and housed beggars. They earned about $2500 to $5000 a year, with each beggar paying at least 30 cents daily to their chief.
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Moraeska Ostrava
Czechoslovakia
Locusts Arrive in England for Africa Research Effort
Four crates of live locusts consigned to London by Kenya’s government arrived at Croydon airport aboard an Imperial Airways liner. The insects will be used in research to combat locust ravages in Africa.
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London
Kenya
Croydon
Imperial Airways
Africa
Tit-Bits Magazine
Almost Strangers In Companionate Marriage
A Kansas City Times brief notes a troubled companionate marriage with a husband lamenting the loss of his wife's address, signaling strain and lack of contact between spouses.
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Kansas City Times
Land Lies in New Suburb and Estate Agent Deception
A brief exchange centers on a newly developed suburb where one speaker praises the land while another accuses the estate agent of deceit. The dialogue hints at tensions between buyers and sellers in a changing urban landscape.
Osceola City Council approves sewage plant project
Osceola Nebraska approves a resolution for a sewage disposal plant upgrade including septic tank use, pumping station, sprinkling filter, final settling tank, new pumps and mains, drainage ditch, and bonds to fund costs. Engineer Robert Fulton supplied plans. bid process to select lowest responsible bidder. City meeting set for October 4, 1933, to consider objections and passage.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Robert Fulton
Lincoln
City of
Osceola Record
Sheriff Sale Notice In Polk County Nebraska
In pursuance of a court order, the sale of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 of Thelen's Addition Shelby Nebraska is set. The Columbus Land Ewan Building Association sues Wilhelm J Thelen and others for 3030.49 with 7.8 percent interest plus $15.60 costs. auction at Osceola courthouse South front door on October 2, 1933 at 2 PM. W Roy Van Hoosen Sheriff announces dates August 31 and September 7-14-21-28 1983.
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Polk County
Dreska
Columbus Land Ewan & Building Association
Wilhelm J. Thelen
Towit
Thalen
Shelby
Sit. Wate
Polk
Nebraska
Osceola
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