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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
8
The Central City Gas Department is hailed as a modern, expert led utility aiding community growth. It reports no levy this year, retired five $500 bonds, and laid new mains in the central business district under CWA, with material worth $3500, while promising continued reliable gas service.
Central City Nebraska promotes Floyd Osborn Plumbing and Heating as a trusted local leader in all kinds of plumbing and heating. The firm highlights extensive experience, nationwide recognition, and personal supervision by Mr. Floyd Osborn ensuring courteous, efficient service for homes and farm water systems.
The S D Ayres Lumber and Coal Company offers a large stock of high grade coal and seasoned lumber at reasonable prices. They promote building material quality, community development, and dependable service for contractors and the public. Call at their yards for information and be a steady customer.
Central City Nebras largest department store welcomes shoppers to Golden Rule Store 308 G Avenue E manager E Clark promises broad selection across ready to wear yard goods and home furnishings. The copy emphasizes up to date styles smart designs value pricing and a complete mens womens and children's departments with active civic involvement by the proprietor.
Nebraska Central College is praised for progressive faculty and student cooperation. The piece extols modern buildings, strong instruction, and broad opportunities inviting parents to enroll their children locally for a quality education under capable management.
The Central City Implement Company at 1616 16th Street Nebraska urges farmers to buy modern McCormick-Deering tools such as corn shellers feed grinders hammer mills and cream separators. They offer used machinery and parts and stress spring bargains and efficiency amid industry concentration.
Oscar Almquist is a prominent building contractor with a reputation for durable work. He employs expert workmen, handles large and small contracts, and uses top materials. The firm offers mill and cabinet work, paints, and wallpaper, and is described as fair, honest, and up to date. See Oscar Almquist first.
Skiff Furniture Company at 1607 16th Street Central City Nebraska advertises new and used furniture with a focus on redesigns and interior beauty. The spot highlights rugs curtains and drapes, plus a trade in for old furniture and honest service backed by a reputation for fair business practices.
Mohr and Nielsen offer a full service livestock market with ample shelter and concrete barns. They claim to save farmers yardage and commissions by shipping stock nationwide, mainly to Washington and California, and promise top market prices from honest, ground-up knowledge. Call or visit the U P yards to deal with them.
The Farmers Union Store under manager E. L. Hall enjoys strong daily patronage from the city and surrounding territory. The shop emphasizes cleanliness and modern sanitation, fair pricing, and local ownership, inviting customers to see abundant products at reasonable prices.
The Skiff Undertaking Establishment offers ambulance service and dignified funeral care with understanding and efficiency. They emphasize peace, sympathy, and tailored service for all budgets, promising prompt attention to every call and a reputation for faithful performance.
In the district court of Polk County Nebraska A F Nuquist administrator with will annexed for the estate of August Peterson deceased seeks license to sell real estate to pay debts. Pursuant to Judge Harry D Landis order the east half of the NE quarter NE quadrant and NE quarter of the SE quarter in section 36 township 13 range 4 west will be sold at public auction in Osceola on April 10 1934 at 2 pm with 15 percent due sale day and balance on confirmation.
Samuel Avery and May B. Avery sue Marguerite Russell Samuel F. Russell and Fannie Krumbach in Polk County district court seeking foreclosure of a first mortgage on the NW quarter section nine township fourteen range one West of the 6th P M. The bond totals 5000 with several accrued interests and penalties. Defendants must answer by April 30, 1934 or face default and judgment.
Notice of incorporation for Polk County Farmers Non Stock Co Operative Association in Osceola Nebraska. Purpose to unite farmers for agricultural advancement with Nebraska Farm Bureau and University Extension. Five directors, non stock, twenty year term, no stock value, dated March 3 1934, signed by Petrus C Nelson and others.
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