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BLOOD CELL DISEASE
KILLS MANY CATTLE
Some twenty years ago a Kansas
veterinarian identifier t blood di
sease of cattle, previously unknown
in the United States. The disease
‘‘anaplasroosis’’ or pasture sick
ness" is in many ways like human
malaria, for it is caused by a tiny
parasite which attacks the red
/blood cells. Today, this disease has
"’'reached serious proportions — is
now present in at least 23 states
and has also been identified in
sheep. •
Anaplasxnosis is spiead from the
blood of one animal to another in
a variety of ways. It may be trans
mitted by mosquitoes, biting flies,
and ticks. Outbreaks have also
been traced to improperly steri
lized dehorning shears, castrating
knives, am. contaminated hypo
dermic needles. Any object which
contacts blood of an anected ani
mal, then punctures the akin of a
healthy animal, may transmit the
disease.
Symptons Include a quick drop
in weight and general condition
dhd sometimes Jaund ce. The eye
balls, lining of the mouth, and
skin of the udders may have a
yellow color. On examination after
death, all tissues are abnormally
yellow and the gall bladder great
ly enlarged.
Veterinarians are well acquaint
ed with the areas where anaplas
naosls is known td occur with fre
quency. Hence, any sickness of thif
Animals recovering from Ana
plasmosts.
nature noticed In newly arrived
animals or In home herds on pas
ture should be investigated Im
mediately.
Thera is no vaccine or serum as
yet developed to prevent anaplaa
mosis, hence it is important to
avoid introduction of the disease
Into new territories. Owners should
also remember that recovered an
imals act as carriers for a long
time. Ridding animals of ticks
protection from flies, and extreme
care in using vaccinating and de
horning equipment are essential lr
prevention.
Minutes Of Meeting Of
Holt County Supervisors
O’Neill, Nebraska,
Janizary 2, 1946,
10:00 A. M.
Holt County Board of Supervis
ors met as per adjournment. All
members present.
The meeting was called to
order by the Chairman.
Minutes of the previous meet
ing read and approved as read.
E. H. Medcalf met with the
Board and brought up the matter
of the payment of a claim which
he had presented to the Board in
1932. The Board consulted with
County Attorney Cronin in re
gard to the payment of the claim.
12:00 Noon. On motion the
Board adjourned until 1:00 P. M
O’Neill, Nebraska,
January 2, 1946,
1:00 P. M.
Holt County Board of Supervis
ors met as per adjournment. A1
member prenent.
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman.
Motion by Hubbard, seconded
by Schollmeyer, that the sum oi
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$214.40 be allowed to E. H. Med
calf in lull settlement of his cL.i n
against the county for board-1
ing men, furnishing hay for;
horses, etc. during the construct
ion of Highway No. 95 in 1931
and 1932.
Motion by Stein, seconded by
Schollmeyer that the county pay
Melvin Lively $57.50 as settle
ment in full for damages incurr
ed in car wreck.
Motion by Matousek, seconded
by Collins, that the following
claims be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on the Enemploy
ment Relief Fund in payment of
same:
Dr. M. Hall_$25.00
Margaret Howard _ 8.75
Robert Schulz_25.00
Watson Grocery _ 10.00
West Lumber & Coal Co. 16.64
Motion by Matousek, seconded by
Hubbard, th.it the county ask for
bids on bridge to be constructed
in Sec. 26, Twp. 33, Range 12.
Motion by Matousek, seconded
by Stein, that the following claim
be allowed and a warrant order
ed drawn on the Bridge Fund in
payment of same:
Melvin Lively_$57.50
5:00 P. M On motion the
Board adjourned Sine Die.
W. E. WTJLF, Chairman.
Ruth Hoffman,
County Clerk.
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O’Neill, Nebraska,
January 8, 1946
10:00 A. M.
Holt County Board of Super
visors met on the date as required
by Statute for the purpose of or
ganizing for the yeiar 1946.
Members present, M tousek,
Wulf, Collins, Stein, Hubbard^
Schollmeyer and Clark.
Meeting was called to 0’’der by
the County Clerk. The fir, t order
1 of business was the election of a
Chairman for the year 1946.
| Motion by Stein, seconded by
! Matousek, th .t the vote f. r Chair
man be by ballot.
J. C. Stein was appointed teller
by the Clerk.
They then proceeded to v^ to by
ballot for Chairman. The result
of the first ballot was:
Wulf 4
Matousek 2
Schollmeyer 1.
They then voted on these nom
inations with the folowing result:
Matousek 5
Wulf 2
The result of this ballot showe l
Matousek elected Chairman for
the year 1946.
12:00 Noon. On motion the
Board adjourned until 1:00 P. M
O’Neill, Nebraska,
January 8, 1946,
1:00 P. M.
The Board met as per adjourn
ment. All members present.
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman.
The Chairman submitted the
following list of Committees for
1946:
Court House Committees for 1846
Court House—Clark, Wulf, Col
lins.
Finance — Schollmeyer, Hub
bard, Stein.
Printing—Stein, Collins, Clark.
Tax—Clark, Hubbard, Scholl
meyer.
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jjuiiuo-liu^uai u, vt uji. ouiuu
meyer.
Bridge—Collins^ Stein, Clark.
Ro.d—Schollmeycr, Hubbard,
Collins.
Settlement with county officers
Stein and Entire Board.
Claims — Wulf and Entire
Board
Motion by Hubbard, seconded
by Collins, that the County A -
torney be asked to condemn the
road described as follows:
A road starting in the SWVi,
continuing through the NEVi, all
in 12-33-14, in Dustin Precinct.
Motion by Wulf, seconded
by Hubbard, that Frank Schmidt
of Ewing, Nebr., be appointed a
members of the Soldiers’ Relief
Commission for a term of three
years.
Motion by Stein, seconded by
Clark, that The Frontier be dsig
naled the official paper for the
year 1946.
Motion by Wulf, seconded by
Hubbard, that the following wage
scale be adopted for 1946:
WAGE SCALE FOR 1946
Single man( 50 cents per hour.
M^an and Team, 70c per hour.
Man and 4 horses, 90c per hour.
Common Bridge Labor, 60c per
hour.
Foreman Bridge Workers, 80c
per hour. ru
Tractor and Gra'er Opera or,
65c per hour.
Road Dnagging with Team, 60c
per mile, (Round Trip.)
i Tractor Dragging( $1.00 per
hour.
Truck Driver 50c per hour.
Motion by Schollmeyer, second
ed by Wulf, that W. F. Finley!
be appointed County Physici n
for the year 1946
Motion by Hubbard, second'd
by Collins, that Elmer Bowe'
be appointed Janitor of the Court
House for the year 1946 at a sal ry
of $140 per month.
Motion by Collins, seconded by
Clark, that the Stuart Advocate,
Ewing Advocate and The Fron
tier be designated to publish the
Supervisor’s Proceedings for the
year 1946 at one-third the legal
rate.
Motion by Wulf, seconded by
Hubbard, that the following claim
be allowed and a warrant drawn
on the General Fund in payment
of same.
E. H. Med calf ..$219 40
Motion by Clark, seconded by
Collins, that the following claims
be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on the Road Fund in
payment of same:
Lyle McKim . $48.60
Richard Minton .. ._. 48.60
Frank Osborne 46.80
5:00 P. . On motion th? Board
adjourned until 10:00 A. M. Jan
uary 29^ 1946.
ED J. MATOUSEK,
Chairman.
Ruth Hoffman,
County Clerk
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O’Neill, Nebraska,
January 29, 1946
10:00 A. M.
Holt Cbunty Board of Super
iors met as per adjournment.
All members present.
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman.
The minutes of the meetings of
January 2 and January 8, 1946,
were read and approved.
PETITION
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD
OF SNPERVISORS OF THE
COUNTY OF HOLT, STATE
OF NEBRASKA
Comes now the undersigned,
J Knights of Columbus Ha'l Com
p ny, Incorporated, and repre
sent unto this Honor_blc Board
as follows:
1. That the Knighta of Colum
*
bus Hall Company is a body cor
porate, organized ml existing
under the laws of the State of
Nebrarska , with its principal
office in O’Neill, Nebraska.
2. Th Jt the Knights cf Colum
bus Hall Comany now holds the
legal title to the following de
scribed real e tote, to-wit: Lots
13 and 14, in Block 16, Original
Town of ONeil’, Holt County, Ne
braska; which said title is held
in trust by such Company for
the equitable owners of said real
estate, the Knights of Columbus
Council No. 701 of O’Neill, Ne
br; ska.
3. That 'the Knights of Colum
bus Council No. 701 of O’Neill
Nebraska, is a fraternal and re
ligious organization, and the
above described real es'ate i
owned and used exclusively for
educational, religious, and charit
able purposes, and is not used for
financial gain or profit to either
the onwer or uses within the pur
view of Section 77-22 Revised
Statutes of Nebraska for 1943, an I
as such is exempt from taxation
under the provisions of said sec
tion above cited.
4. in it taxes or the various
governmental subdivisions have
been levied and assessed against
said real estate for the years 1935
to 1945 inclusive, and are now
unpaid and standing of record in
the office of the County Tra:surer
of said county.
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays
that this Board of Supervisors
will adopt a resolution and order
j to the County Treasurer of said
County for the striking of sai 1
taxes for the years 1935 to 194")
inclusive from the Tax Records
of said County.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
BUILDINIG HALL CO
By: H. J. Hommond,
Secretory.
After the reading of the above
petition in regard to the taxes on
the K. C. I Jail, a motion was
made by Wulf, seconded by Stein
to have the County Attorney
draw up a Resolution to strike
out all taxes on the K. C.Hall.
Mlotion by Stein, seconded by
Collins, that the following Appli
cations be accepted as Deposi
tories for County Funds for the
year 1946:
First National Bank, O’Neill,
Nebraska.
O’Neill National Bank, O’Neill
Nebraska.
First National Bank, Atkinson,
Nebraska.
Tri-County Bank, Stuart, Ne
braska.
Emmet State Bank, Emmet, Ne
braska.
The Finance Committee gave
the following report: We, your
Finance Committee, beg leave to
report that all fees from the var
December have been remitted to
the County Treasu er as required
by law.
Motion by Hubbard, seconded
by Collins, that the ;ollowing
Claims for for the 4th quar-;
ter withholding Tax be approved
and warrants ordered drawn as
follows: '
General Fund _$636-45
Bridge Fund_14 20
Roiad Fund_ 242.72
Drag Fund_251.00
Adm. Fund . 251.00
Motion by Stein, seconded by
Wulf, that a tax refund in the
amount of $10.64 be granted
Emil Colfack.
12:00 Noon. On motion the
Board adjourned until 1:00 P. M.
O’Neill, Nebraska,
January29,1946,
1:00 P. M.
The Holt County Board of
Supervisors met as per adjourn
ment. All members present.
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman.
2:00 P. M. This being the time
set for the opening bids for brid
ges and materials the Bard open
ed bids from the following Com
panies and reviewed them:
General Cnstruction Co., Oma
ha, Nebraska.
Monarcn engineering uo.
Inland Construction Co., Oma
ha, Nebraska.
A certified check for $1000.00
accompanied each of these bids.
The Bridge Committee then
met to consider these bids.
Motion was made by Collins,
seconded by Schollmeyer, that
the Annufal County Bridge Con
tract for bridges to be built under
contract be awarded to the In
land Construction Co., of Omaha,
Nebraska. They having the low
est and best bid of the three bids
received And that their checks
should be returned to the unsuc
cessful bidders.
Motion by Stein, seconded by
Collins, that the Holt County
Bo.rd of Supervisors agree to
sponsor and cooperate with the
Veteran’s Service Bureau in every
way possible.
Motion by Wulf, seconded by
Collins, that the following salary
and Expense Claims be allowed
| and warrants ordered drawn on
the General Fund in payrtient of
name:
Vivian Allendorfer . $ 50.00
Elmer R. Bown . 140.00
Elmer R. Bowen _ 10.00
Alice E. Bridges ... 100 00
Julius D. Cronin _ 108.33
Julius D. Cronin _____ .6.00
! Roy Dickerson .. 67.00
L. G. Gillespie _ 50.00
L G. Gillespie _ 1.00
Thomas Hanaberry 40.60
J. Ed Hancock 166.66
J Ed Hancock _ 24.63
J. Ed Hancock . 3.54
Esther Cole Harris 125.00
Esther Cole Harris 7.95
Ruth Hoffmlan __ 166.6C
Ruth Hoffman 27.5r
Holt County Farm Bureau 146.811
A. B Hubbard _ 150.0C
A. D. Hubbard __42.31
A. B. Hubbard 59.1c
A. B Hubbard . 10.0C
Beaitrice Janice 100.0(
Dorothy Kratochvil lOO.Of
J. A. Lanswrrth _ 100.0(
J. A. Lansworth __ b.7i
Dorothy M. Lorenz 90.OC
Eldora Lowery . 50.OC
Myrtle H. Manzer 100.0C
Neva Miller 50.OC
Ira H. Moss 333.4C
Ira H. Moss ... . 120.OC
D. R. Mounts 84 8f
Nora A. Mullen 133.31
Noreen D. Murray 100.0C
Alice McCi ffrey ... 15.0C
Alice McCaffrey 85.OC
Elja McCullough 175.OC
Elja McCullougn 12.55
Elja McCullough 7.75
Elja McCullough 47.60
Elja "McCullough 385.00
Louis W. Reimer 183.33
Louis W. Reimer .. 3 00
Mary L. Shrader 100.00
Helen Sullivan Classen 50 00
A delegation of men from
Dustin Township and the County
Surveyor met with the Hoard in
reg: rd to surveying ard construct
ing a road in Dustin Precinct.
5:00 P. M. On motion the
Board adjourned until 10:00 A.
M., January 30, 1946.
ED J. MATOUSEK,
Chairman
Ruth Hoffman,
County Clerk.
PAGE METHODIST CHURCH
Feador C. Kattner, Minister
Sunday School—10 a. m.
Worship Services—11 a. m.
The service for children in the
basement, with Mrs. Kattner in
charge.
Youth Fellowship—7:30 p. m.
The minister of the church is
spending part of this week and all
of next week in an Evangelistic
Program in Norfolk and Madison.
However, he will be home over
Sunday.
W. S. C. S. at 2 p. m. Thursday.
O’NEILL HOG MARKET
Celling prices will be paid for all
butcher hogs and sows next Saturday,
March 2, by Mr. Pruden, the hog buy
er, at the O'Neill Stockyards, be
tween the hours of 9 A. M. and 5 P.M.
Get your fat hogs sold before assess
ment time and while ceiling prices
prevail.
SPECIAL AUCTION-Immediately
following the sale of the Corkle Bros.
Herefords next Saturday afternoon,
we will sell all of the equipment of
the old O'Neill Livestock Commission
Co., consisting of wagons, harness,
saddles, scrapers, some office equip
ment and many miscellaneous art isles .
Atkinson Livestock Market
With over 1000 cattle on sale last
Tuesday the market generally ruled a
full quarter or more lower than a
week ago. The largest decline was on
breeding cows and warmed up steers.
Prospects are for a good offering
of livestock next Tuesday, March 5,
and we invite you to be one of our
consignors on that day.
Atkinson Livestock Market, Atkinson, Neb.
Phone Atkinson 89 ERNIE WELLER, Manager
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CORKLE BROS.
!. ereford
A ction
Will be held at Sale Pavilion
O’NEILL, NEBRASKA
Saturday, March 2
35 Choice Bulls
10 Top Heifers
Practical Young Breeding
Cattle all produced in Corkle
iBros. herd, Tilden, Neb., and
featuring the get of
Domino Aster B Domino Aster D
Two sons of Beau Aster 55
standing high in strong class
at Denver Livestock Show
A few by BEAUMONT REAL, grand
son of Real Prince Domino.
The hulls range in nge from fourteen months to
two years and are the kind to sire high quality
feeder calves. The heifers include several bred
heifers and heifer calves.
Arrange to attend this auction, which will begin at 1
o’clock. For further information address
CORKLE BROS., Tilden, Nebraska
E. C. Weller & Ed Evans, Auctioneers
For- Automobile Liability Com
pensation, Life and Fire Insurance or Surety Bonds
See • • • •
L. G. Gillespie Insurance Agency
Telephone 218-W O’NEILL, NEB.
