Osceola City Council Minutes and Orders 1942
City Council proceedings from Osceola Nebraska March 5 1942 cover minutes approval treasurer report claims paid and adjournment. It notes appointments including deputy county clerk and fire department member and outlines beer liquor license hearings and election board confirmations. The document also discusses disease carriers and public health notes mentioning Typhoid Mary and carrier definitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sceola
Nebraska
Daly
Wachob-Bender
Omaha
Nebr
General Fund
Ecene
R. Byers
Consumers PP Dist
Polke County Democrat
Sseeeres
Will Harrison
Iowa-Nebr
Harry Pratt
Sigler Garage
Branting & Son Supplies
Johnson Chev
E. Cook
George Harrison
A. Cummings
Guy F. Ball
Logan VanHoosen
Robert Miller
Jas. E. Cook
McDonald
Wells
Yea
Branting
F. E.wisely
Osceola
McDonald, Branting
Malek
Malek Cafe
Ernest E. Nyquist
Irvin I. Noble
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Lincoln
S. Brooks
P. C. Wieseman
Capitola Israel
Esther Brown
Mary Mickey
C. A. Dawes
W. D. Buchholz
J. M. Herrmann
Freda ‘Schnasse
Mildred Snodgrass
Early 1904 Osceola News Deportes and Local Notes
April 7 1904 election results temperance victory in the city. Tragic shooting accident injures Johnny Johnson near the wagon. Dr LesMar notes a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs W C Cox. Loans rise on west Osceola bank. Mayme Swanson and George Ludden wed with Rev Johnson officiating. Eastern Star officers elected. House bill sets rural delivery carriers salaries at 720 a year. Osceola markets wheat 56 corn 25 oats 24 hogs 4.80. Mrs Myrtle Hartman murdered in Seattle attack for robbery. Local real estate transactions include Senn sold farm and Mustard sold home. W H Weeden death noted. George F Anderson sells saw mill plant to Colorado buyer. Citizen’s Ticket victorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Johnson
LesMar
W. C. Cox
Osceola Bank
Mayme ‘L. Swanson
George Ludden
Rev. Johnson
Eastern Star Lodge
W. M
Whaley
W. P
H. A. Scott
A. M
Ray
Treas
Kepner
Anderson
Burns
A. C
Ball
House of Representatives
Washington
R.F.D
Osceola
Myrtle Hartman
Seattle
Hartman
August Senn
Lewis Herrmann
Fridenstine
Alex Mustard
Albert Ryan
Ryan
W. H. Weeden
Sidney
Geo. F. Anderson
Colorado
Osceola Mayoral and School Moves Reported This Week
Board of Education elected W E Thompson as superintendent, succeeding John G Hansen who moves to Superior. Andrew Nuquist takes Thompson’s former math and principal role. Osceola Debate team led by Bob Nuquist Paul Monson and Jeanette Frasier won the season with one defeat. City election results see W W Norton Everett Crosley and Del McCormick chosen as police magistrate. School board members M A Mills and John Rogers elected. Property changes include W W Norton buying Gospel Ridge home for 2800. New Coryell Company filling station near First National Bank. Ryan Barber Shop relocates to middle room of Ryan building. Dr R L Schroeder moves into vacated barber shop space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
W. FE. Thompson
Osceola
John G. Hansen
Superior
Thompson
Andrew BE
Nrquist
A. F. Nuquist
Bob Nuquist
Paul Monson
Jeanette Frasier
A. A. Wurtz
Kenneth Cornish
Geo. Humphrey
G. T. Ray
W. E. Pierson
Citizen’s Party
W. W. Norton
Everett Crosley
del McCormick
Karrer
Dr C R Peterson and Dr H S Eklund Advertise Offices
Dentist Dr C R Peterson lists Osceola Nebraska address over First National Bank with contact phone 7 nw rh a and physician Dr H S Eklund offers medical services. Eklund office over Crouse Tex Drug Co with glasses tested and fitted and office phone 24. Harley Eklund R P 23 also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Peterson
First National Bank
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
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SWAN
Lever Brothers Co
Cambridge, Mass
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Larga
Paul Wihilim MaNn
THE
Polk County
Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
John Stoblom
P. W. Horst
Germany
Miss Glasser
Bill
the City Council
Ayman
the Old Quaker Company
Lawrenceburg
Polk County Medical Society
Shelby Theater
J. D. Jarmin
Propr
RED Cross
Rogers Shoe Co
York, Nebraska
Doll’s
P. A. Nelson
George Doll
Doll’s Seed & Nursery CO
Osceola and
Columbus
Consumers
U. S. Defense
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