Official Proceedings of Polk County March 18 1941
County Commissioners meet in regular session with all members present. Claims audited and warrants issued, including salaries, clerical, patrolmen, and various supplies. Board notes refunds demanded for certain payments and adjourns to meet April 8, 1941.
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Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
County General Fund
John I Anderson Co
John I. Anderson
Sophia Kresha
Ruth Stewart
Robert Doner
Edward Schiesinger
Gabel Implement Co. Sos Hoe Et Lon
Phillips Petroleum Co, OM cc
T. A. Reece Olk Dist
PSA Food
Sophia Croisant Board and Food Center
Stromsburg
J. E Bernt Oil Co
Roy W. Fjell
James ‘Cook
Phil B. Campbell
Roy W. Erickson
Hammond & Stephens Co
Charles C. Johnson
Ool Ag
Lincoln Tel, & Tel
Malek
Lillian ‘Timm
Clk Cty
McCormick
Olive M. McBeth Co
Gunnard Peterson
AMET
Yesee Oe Strand Lumber Co
PIO Neues
J. B. Williams
Alvin Dahlin Clifton BE. Johnson
Hastings State Hospital Board and Care
KB Printing Co
L. M. Merrick
Andrew Micek
LeRoy M. Smith Co. Treas
Treas
Nadine G. Croisant
W. N. Blome
H. S. Eklund
Tea Breakthrough: Tea Declared No Longer a Sissy Drink
Statisticians report 7 of 10 Americans drink tea with growing use across places and formats. Tea imports rank the US as a major importer, and 20 billion cups are consumed yearly. The piece traces tea's rise from prohibition era social teas to college and sports scenes, noting wide adoption and the reflex to “discowne tea.”
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United States
America
Washington
Rad
Long-Lived Tire Promises 80,000 Mile Wear Test
William H. Bradshaw of E. I. du Pont announces a tire lasting 80,000 miles in road tests, far exceeding a standard cotton cord tire. The improvement comes from using rayon ply, described as a continuous filament, versus cotton’s 60,000 twisted fibers causing breaks.
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William H. Bradshaw
E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co
First Meat Cutting Apprenticeships Launched in San Diego
The state department of industrial relations started meat cutting apprenticeships, headquartered in San Diego. Thirty four youths are enrolled at the San Diego Vocational School and will work in meat establishments. More than 1,000 youths are enrolled in the broader program including plumbing electrical work carpentry brick-laying and sheet-metal work.
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School For
State Department of Industrial Relations
San Diego
Calif
Illimitable Income through Faith and Mind Power
A Christian Science meditation argues insufficient income arises from belief in matter and urges turning to God for unlimited supply. It cites scripture and Mary Baker Eddy, urging trust, gratitude, and reflection of divine Mind to attract daily provisions and spiritual healing.
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Paul
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Man
Mrs. Eddy
Who Will Pay It On March 4 1940 Debt Figures
On March 4 1940 the Federal debt stood at 42 380 600 000 with a 21 143 000 000 rise since 1933, a 102 4 percent increase. The gain surpassed the 1935 farm census value of all US farm land buildings and livestock by about 6 000 000 000. If all western States real property taxed could be sold at assessed value it would not cover the current debt.
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United States
Mississippi River
Feeding Poultry Balanced Rations for Summer Profits
Purdue extension poultryman Scott Hinners advocates well balanced summer rations to boost egg output and size and to improve farm profits. Studies at Purdue show better yields with balanced mash versus corn alone and emphasize continuous feeding and timely culling to maintain efficiency. County agents or Purdue poultry department supply ration sheets and guidance.
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Scott Hinners
Purdue University Extension Poultryman
Hinners
Purdue University Poultry Experimental Farm
Purdue Poultry Extension Division
Purdue University Poultry Department
Rug-O-Water: New Rug Cleaning Method Promises Safe Shine
A portable Rug-O-Water cleaning system promises to renew beauty and extend life of rugs without damage. It uses no soap or chemicals, penetrates nap to lift embedded dirt, leaves rugs hygienically clean and fresh smelling, and allows walking on rugs the same day.
Behind the Curtain at Town Hall Talks
George W. Denny, president and moderator of Town Hall in New York describes how the Town Meeting of the Air selects listeners and rehearses talks before a broadcast. He argues 20 percent of voters shape elections and that independent leadership can sustain democracy.
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Town Hall
George W. Denny
New York City
Denny
Social Security aid boosts maternity care says Dr Emge
Dr Ludwig A Emge of San Francisco discusses how expanded field nursing services by the Children's Bureau and more maternity and child welfare centers, funded under the federal Social Security act, have gradually improved maternity risk. He notes socialization of medicine aims at economic betterment and calls for a change in medical ideals.
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Social Security
Ludwig A. Emge
San Francisco
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Emge
The Pin Through History
The text notes that pins were once rare and costly, reserved for the rich while poorer people used crude wooden skewers. It tracks the long history of pin development from ancient times to widespread today, highlighting social access and material ingenuity.
Notice to Bert Helmers in Polk County case
Herman W. Martens files suit in Polk County Nebraska on September 24 1940 for 14150 due under a conditional sales contract from October 15 1936 with interest since July 12 1940. An attachment was issued October 5 1940 against an undivided one third interest in the southeast quarter of section 24 township 18 north range 1 west. Answer by April 21, 1941 or default judgment follows.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Notice to Unknown Defendants in Osceola Estate Case
The heirs and all interested parties in Charles A Curtis estate are notified that Polk County filed a petition on March 5 1941 in the District Court to foreclose the tax lien on Lot 3 and the south 10 feet of Lot 2 in Block 4 Smiths Second Addition Osceola Nebraska and quiet title. Defendants must answer by April 28 1941 or judgment will be entered.
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Charles A. Curtis
Smith
Osceola
Nebraska
County of
Polk
Polk County
Olof Yungdahl
State of
L. M. Merrick
Swan Mattson
Estate of Arthur N. Johnson Foreclosure Notice Osceola Neb
Polk County files a petition in district court to foreclose the tax lien on the south half of lots 12 13 and 14 in block 1 Smiths Fourth Addition Osceola Nebraska and to quiet title. Defendants must answer by April 28 1941 or a judgment will be entered. County of Polk.
Notice to non residents and unknown defendants in Osceola
The Polk County Nebraska District Court issues notice to Perry Williams and heirs and all interested parties in Ray C Raeder and Ethel Raeder estates, real names unknown, regarding Lot 9 Block 5 East Osceola to foreclose the tax lien and quiet title in favor of the plaintiff.
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On the 2nd day of April, 1941, judgment will be entered against you severally according to the prayer of plaintiff's petition.
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Polk
Pole
Quiet Title Sought In Osceola Real Estate Tax Lien
Pole County Nebraska files to quiet title against non resident defendants Ethel M Storrs Earl V Johnson and Gerald J Johnson over the east half of Lot 10 and half of the south half of the east half of Lot 11 in Block 10 Original Town Osceola. The case notes a tax lien with a judgment to be rendered by April 28 1941 unless resolved. Public notices list March 13 20 27 and April 3 as dates.
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Ethel M. Storrs
Ethel M. Johnson and
Storrs
Earl V. Johnson
Osceola
Nebraska
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OF County Commissioners
A. S. Nelson
John S. Anderson
Solovox
Laurens Hammond
Commodore
Albert Strickler
Skin and Cancer Hospital of
Philadelphia
Strickler
Nita Tg
Herman W. Martens
Arthur N. Johnson
Perry Williams
Ray C. Raeder
Ethel Raeder
East
Professional Directory
W. Ray Hill
M. D
Court House Square
Neb
DR. R. B. Lytle
First National Bank
Nebr
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Hesler Cleaning
Shelby
Edmund Bernt
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