County Commissioners Hear Petitions and Audit Claims
Polk County Nebraska officials meet in regular session May 21 1940 auditing numerous county fund expenditures including salaries clerk and sheriff, approving payments to many individuals and businesses. A refund claim for 1872 1873 1874 taxes is noted along with a gravel road petition from Swede Home area and adjournment to June 4 1940.
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Polk County
Varsus
Wit County General Fund
Jonn J Andere
County Clek
Sava Kresha
Vava Pieters
Ruth Stewart Ler
Burroughs Adding Machine Co Servce
James Cock
Wateh
Phil B Campbell
C Denhim
Roy W Eriksen
Reece
H F Lenk
Helen McCormick
LeRoy M Smith Co
Treas
Carleton Anderson
Harriet Smith Johnson
J B Logan
Gerade
K-B Printing Company
George K Fox
Holger Nielsen
Clear Creekey
Klopp Printine Co
Merrick
Lillian Timm
Herman Thelen
Hackberry
Nadine G Croisant
Raymond Scholz
Asa Smith
Craven's
M. P Siegel
Osceola Lumber Company
N. J
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Otto Bernt
Anderson & Merrick
Bernire Hanson
R J Miller
H Smith
Stromshure
Nordstram Grocery
Forslund Grocery
Food Center
Stromsburg
Hattie Clark
Minnie Carlson
Ope Farmers Union Oil Company Jowa-Nebr Light & Pane Company
Stromsburg Food
Stromeburg
Nordstrom Grocery
Finer Swanson
Gwen McClung
Sinclair Refining Co
Robert Doner
Edward Schlesinger
Lee Ee
Joel Hanson
Board of County Commissioners
Harless
Frank Bolton
Laura Bolton
H. P. Tewell
Frances Tewell
Ralph Kahler
Eva Willits
Clair Willits
Leland Harless
Edwin Drewel
Thelma Johnson
Raymond D. Johnson
Anna Belle Swanson
Arlen Vunzdahl
Fred Yungdahl
Edd Conver
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Receipts at Omaha Monday show hogs trade active and higher. Fat lambs sell at 11.50 for native and Californias, with shorn lambs at 8.85 to 9.65. feeders and aged sheep steady. Cattle lists include cornfed steers 9 to 10.75, yearlings 8.75 to 9.65, and feeders 9 to 10.25. hogs open week higher with prices largely 7 to 20 cents above Friday.
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Omaha
Revised Grading System Could Speed Graduation
Dr Willis D Ellis of the University of Arizona urges colleges to adopt a sliding scale for graduation credits. He argues top students would earn more credits and average students would still graduate in four years, with others taking longer based on merit. The plan aims to spur greater study and better align credits with achievement.
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University of Arizona
Ellis
Women Surpass Men in Longevity, Says Insurance Data
Statistics from a leading life insurance firm show women live longer than men across all life stages from cradle to old age. By 1937 the death rate gap favors females at every age, implying a growing female surplus and potential social shifts including marriage patterns and divorce trends in Europe after World War I.
Forest Plantings Cost and Species Distribution Last Year
The average cost to raise and transplant a seedling was about 1.25 cents. National forest planting totaled 125 million trees across 131,707 acres with longleaf pine leading at 28.6 million, jack pine 22.98 million, and red or Norway pine 22.81 million. Shortleaf pine fell to under 8.5 million, while slash, northern white, ponderosa pine and white spruce each ranged seven to eight million. Other species included Douglas fir, western white pine, Jeffrey pine, loblolly, cedar, Engelmann, Sitka and blue spruces, plus black locust oaks, black cherry, yellow poplar and cucumber magnolia among hardwoods.
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Television in Wartime Science seeks plane portable set
Television in Wartime Science discusses efforts to create a compact television device for aerial use. Lord Chatfield notes the Admiralty has an in shipboard system enabling a captain to view shell fire, but at table size, too large for aircraft. Germany pursued a similar project years earlier.
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House of Lords
Admiralty
Germany
IMD and American policy sparks debate in Nebraska column
The piece discusses Industrial Modernization Day and fears of government power, notes congressional moves on farm mortgage reform, debt limits, and Indian Office reforms, and lists Nebraska postmaster confirmations from the Senate in Monday’s Congressional Record.
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Nebraska
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