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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1975
Page
2
The Osceola Record in Osceola Nebraska announces the Homesteader segment launched in August 1872 by editor H. T. Arnold. It notes post office entry as second class, with subscription rates of six dollars yearly within Nebraska and seven fifty out of state. Sustaining member and agency affiliations listed.
In the District Court of Polk County Nebraska First National Bank of Osceola files a foreclosure suit against Merton C Flodman and others. By order of sale a public auction will be held April 21 1975 at 2 00 PM at the south front door of the courthouse Osceola to sell the South 3315 feet of the East 100 feet of Lot 2 and the East 100 feet of the North Half of Lot 3 in Block 5 Nance and Morrill addition to Osceola to satisfy judgment and costs. Sheriff Reynolds Peterson.
Notices announce claims filing deadlines for the estate of Orlin E Miller by August 1 1975 with a court hearing August 12 1975. and probate of Chester v Walgreen Deceased with hearing April 29 1975 at Osceola County Court Room, Nebraska. Myrl D Edstrom and Eldon R Johnson sign as county and associate judges.
General notice dated April 7 1975 under Nebraska Noxious Weed Law requires landowners in Polk County to destroy standing weeds by cutting tillage cropping pasturing or chemical treatment or other effective methods.
County weed control authority orders that landowners prevent weed blooming by approved methods and repeat treatments as needed. Noncompliance allows the superintendent to destroy the weed and place a lien against the land with costs collected as real estate taxes or by other legal means.
The Board of E.S.U. No. 7 met in special session February 24 1975 to set programs and hire staff for 1975 76. Actions include adopting nine programs, thanking Mr Kotrous, and setting Dr Bruce Cowgill’s admin salary at 19640 with up to 2500 in a joint annuity. Contracts offered to William Marshall Norman Rowell. Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage approved. speech therapy ended per LB 403. Meeting adjourned at 9:25 p.m.
Listed expenses total 31779.33 for special education and office needs. Meeting adjourned at 9 40 pm with next session set for May 19 1975 at 8 00 pm. Lois M Pearson secretary to the board.
Proceedings show the Osceola Nebraska board convened at 9 a m with all members present. They approved all claims against general state and special funds and examined a real estate tax delinquency report. Proposals for carpeting were awarded to Moore Lumber Co and the session adjourned at 4 15 p m.
Swede Home Project Club will meet with Mrs Myron Jones Friday afternoon April 11. Sunday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Bob Bjorklund and Mr and Mrs Bror Swanson from Holdrege. Several families visited, attended funerals, or hosted gatherings across Swede Home and nearby towns, with multiple couples traveling to Lincoln and Omaha for events.
The document shows approval by Dale Frizzell County Clerk and Burdette A. Flodman Chairman. The formal endorsement confirms official authorization by local government authorities.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Glatter of Shelby celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday April 13 at the Shelby American Legion hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited. no gifts requested.
Miss Lillie Chindgren visited Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Roger Hanquist and children Todd and Amy visited Harold W Johnson Tuesday evening. Miss Cherri Johnson of Trinity College Deerfield Illinois spent two weeks with Carl W Johnson and family.
Mrs Myron Jones hosted a Friday afternoon party honoring Mrs Rupert Carlson whose birthday falls Saturday. Guests traveled from Stromsburg Osceola Clarks and Raymond with extended visits from the Branting and Beebe families and grandchildren Mike and Jeff Branting.
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