Notice to Contractors Osceola Central City Project Bids
Sealed bids for Osceola Central City Federal Aid Road projects Nos 315 A 4 315 B 3 315 B 4 will be received in Lincoln Nebraska on February 20 1941 at 10 00 AM bids read publicly. Plans show quantities of elm tree of heaven sycamore red cedar Russian olive wild plum and other materials. Bond required 100 of contract. bid must include a certified check of at least 400 dollars. Wages set for skilled intermediate and unskilled labor per law. Plans available at Osceola Central City Grand Island Lincoln offices.
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Bid Call for Federal Aid Road Projects at Merrick Osceola
Lincoln Nebraska February 20 1941 government bid notice opens bids for Ward Rail and St Paul Osceola York Osceola projects Nos 143 514 143 F4 315 B 2 and 9450 Lin Ft wire cable or beam guard rail 9568 Lin Ft steel band guard rail 52 guard posts with three hundred fifty dollar minimum deposit required. County Clerk Merrick County January 30 February 6 13.
Inauguration Day Parade and Lease-Loan Bill Debate
Washington reports on HR 1776 Lease-Loan-Aid bill hearings in Foreign Affairs with senators Mrs Bolton of Ohio and Mrs Rogers of Massachusetts. Nebraska turnout at the inauguration included all five House members and wives as a crowd braved cold to witness a military dominated procession with tanks planes and armored cars.
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Dictionary slang entry for blow me down
The Dictionary of American Slang notes that the phrase blow me down is used to express surprise. The expression echoes nautical roots and appears in mid twentieth century usage as a reaction term.
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