17 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1916
Page
1
A lengthy Osceola audience praised Ralph Heald as a rising vocal talent, delivering varied songs with high ranged flights and clear storytelling. The event featured saxophonist M. O. Bates and pianist Maurine Walrath, with the Osceola Band organizing the concert as a benefit and drawing strong community support.
Auction notice announcing sale of all household furniture by Gyeser on Thursday at 2 30 PM. Items unspecified. Located at an unspecified venue. No further details provided.
The brief note announces banks will close or observe a holiday in April named Arter Day, with actions planned by the institutions.
Henry Olson and his corps of deputies are lauded for fair courteous handling of the four year real property revaluation in Polk County. The measure bases assessments on a 115 per acre selling value with 75 percent or $86 per acre as foundation, adjusting for property improvements and relative value.
A court notice announces an auction sale of fur and furniture scheduled for Thursday at 2:17 PM. The listing indicates items to be sold under court authority and urges interested bidders to attend.
Classified snippet shows Charles E Hansen advertising sale of various garden seeds and a pasture offer. A note requests fifty horses and colts to pasture at 2.50 monthly with a 4 foot woven wire fence, alfalfa and timothy, plus 50 tons hay. Also an incubator for sale by Frau McUca with phone contact M-39.
Dr Garner states he has disposed of the Central Meat Market and plans to leave soon. He calls all persons who know themselves indebted to him to call and settle at once.
Mills & Beebe offer two good improved quarters of Polk County land at a bargain. They invite calls to discuss purchase and promise potential profits.
Auction sale announced for the John G. Rhodes place just northeast of the city near the cemetery. The 2 1 2 acres include a six room house, good outbuildings, fruit trees, a good well and cistern. See J E Drummond, Osceola, phone 216. Auction at 2:30.
An auctioneering notice invites readers to convert property to cash quickly with reasonable terms. George Tilden of Benedict, Nebraska, lists farm items including wheat, oats, butter, and other goods with contact details and open dates.
Longtime resident Joe Gubser plans sale of furniture and household goods by public auction in Marsland Nebraska before moving to Maryland with his family. A farewell reception and program set for May 24 includes speeches by H C Beebe and dance later in the evening.
Creditors of the estate of Harley L. Olcott deceased are notified that claims must be filed by October 23, 1916, and debt payments settled by April 21, 1917. The county judge will hear claims on April 21 1916, July 21 1916, and October 28 1916 at 10 a.m. in the Polk County Court Room. Dated March 1916. F H Ball County Judge.
Three interested residents planning a Osceola baseball team are summoned to a courtouse meeting hosted by the committee on April 19 at 8 o clock in the evening.
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