Rheims Amid Ruins and Shell Fire in World War I
A war correspondent recalls Rheims after five months of fighting. He describes population collapse, a city in ruins with shattered cathedral windows, shell scars, and rubble strewn streets. He and French troops observe an artillery duel near Betheny, watching German and French batteries exchange fire from a ruined town.
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Rheims
Omaha
Betheny
Bztheny
Saids
Cattle and Hogs Move Slowly at South Omaha Market
Livestock prices from Union Stock Yards South Omaha on May 14 1919 show slow cattle trade with heavy steers weak to steady, hogs 10c higher, lambs dull to about steady. Buyers limited but prices listed for cows yearlings and feeders across multiple weight ranges.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neh
Growing Hogs Profit From Birth To Market
Advertises B. A. Thomas Hog Powder as a must for profitable hog farming by keeping pigs healthy and growing. Claims to prevent cholera worms and thumps. money-back guarantee. Sold by A G Lindburg and W E Anderson. Also offers assistance with graduation gifts and bail insurance at the Bank of Polk.
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B. A. Thomas
A.G Lindburg
W. E. Anderson
Bank of Polk
Osceola County Board Casts Actions May 13 1919
Osceola Neb May 13 1919 county commissioners regular session with all members present. Tax protest by Jacob Luft over 1874 land assessment approved refund 4100. August W Johnson resigns as Highway Commissioner. Ralph E Dearborn appointed to fill both Highway Commissioner and County Surveyor roles with salary 2400 and $500 bond. Fees of Dearborn to county fund. Various claims approved across General Poor Road and Dragging funds. Meeting adjourned to May 20 1919.
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Osceola
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Jacob Luft
W. Johnson
Ralph E. Dearborn
Johnson
Mr. Dearborn
County General Fund
Hattie Dixon
Beebe & Mills
Peoples Grocery
K-B. Printing Co
Lee Ee General Road Fund
Philip Wiesemann
Dragging Fund
N. F. Thelander
M. A. Hartson
H. E. Hartson
Walter Gustafson
John Sjoblom
Lincoln Star Door Giveaway for Graduation Camera Ads
The evening Lincoln Star offers a 3 month subscription for 75 cents with Sunday issues included for 1.00. Place orders at Progress office. An Ansco Camera is promoted as a fine graduation gift with displays at Crow's.
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Lincoln Star
Progress
Ansco
Crow’s
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