Live stock prices at South Omaha September 7 1988
Receipts of cattle at Omaha Tuesday totaled 4500 head with slow arrivals delaying trades. Prices held steady on cornfed and western cattle as cows and feeders remained in demand. stock cattle and feeding steers showed active movement with quotas. Hog prices rose with firm to higher tone, light weights 8.50 to 8.85, medium 8.00 to 8.50, heavies 6.75 to 7.75 for a strong market.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Fat Lambs Hold Steady at Omaha Sheep Sale
Receipts of 3000 head in Omaha Tuesday show broad demand and steady prices for fat lambs from $7.50 to $8.00. Feeder lambs remain in good demand around $7.00 to $7.65, with aged sheep and other grades quoted in the sale notes. Government of the period reflects typical market activity for sheep and lambs.
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Omaha
Mahannwal
LAMBS
Rangers
Lambs Rangers
Osceola News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Osceola residents and visiting families fill the week with travel to Columbus and Lincoln for weddings fairs and college plans. Joe Nuquist earns a university teaching post in South Dakota after Nebraska studies. The Jolly Cookers 4-H mark achievements. Osceola plays Staplehurst and previews a double header with Dawse's Bulldogs and Lone Tree.
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C. Gail Perry
Alma
Colo
D. W. Adair
Santa Barbara
California
Perry
Lee Ela
Jerry Dobson
Denver
Dobson
Ruby Shore
Lester Shore
Delmar MacFadden
Mary
Columbus
George Moseman
Lyons
Homer Brigham
Shelby
C E Brigham
Osceola
McFadden
Merle Timm
Leon
Ray
Iowa
Mr Timm
Merle Peterson
Omaha
Peterson
Lloyd Cole
Frahm
C. M. Humphrey
Joe Nuquist
A. F. Nuquist
University of South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Joe
Osceola High School
University of Nebraska
Fnt
Jolly Cookers
Mary McFadden
Edgar Wisely
Wisely
Axel Fredrickson
Dorothy
Waldo Holm
Wahoo
Walter
Luther College
L. M. Shaw
David City
Marion Shaw
Thomas H. Pratt
Houston
Texas
Lincoln
Ern Howland
Herman Hendrickson
John Bessmer
George McCleary
Michigan
Portland
Oregon
Hendrickson
Alice Richards
Elsie Pierson
Albert Pierson
J. A. Oberg
Einar
Allan
Stanton
John Oberg
Medical Facts on Cancer and the Microscope Through History
Sponsored by the Polk County Medical Society this piece traces cancer from ancient references to its modern study with the microscope. It notes early accounts from 1550 BC, Greek naming, and the pivotal role of Galileo era lenses, Anton van Leeuwenhoek, and early Dutch contributors in revealing cancer’s cellular structure.
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The
Polk County Medical Society
Galileo
Whollanders
Hang
Zacharias Jennsen
Aother Dutchman
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
British Royal Society
Paris Academy of Sciences
Nations Are Strong As They Are Free
In several utterances advocates of totalitarianism claim strength through control. The text argues tyranny weakens a nation as people cede rights, and that courage and self reliance rooted in American heritage sustain liberty and self government against external threats and internal pressure.
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Europe
Wiped Out by Indians in Ohio Settlement Era
The first English speaking settlement in Ohio at the mouth of Laramie creek on the Great Miami river in Shelby county was established in 1749 and destroyed by French and Indians three years later, marking a violent turn in early colonial frontier clashes.
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Ohio
Laramie Creek
Great Miami River
Shelby County
Egypts Lighthouses in Early History
The earliest lighthouses known to history were towers built by Libyans and Cushites in lower Egypt. Beacons were maintained in some by priests.
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Egypt’s
Lower
Egypt
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