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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
8
A collection of brief notices and moral reflections. It discusses honorable surrender in war, climate notes on Japan, prehistoric finds in the North Sea, the lasting power of written words, a sun powered clock in Sydney, and the rise of soldiers of fortune in premodern Italy.
A thunderstorm electrocution at Gus Zipper’s valley home severely burns Gus and Charlie Eetzl while John Zipper sustains minor injuries. Cottel is hospitalized in serious condition as the blaze damages remain limited to clothing and body burns. Roger Bros. move to clear lots and install windmill pumps while a city stand pipe is cleaned ahead of final payment. Marriage licenses issued to Bert Myers and Emily Anderson Joel Toline and Lillie Carlson. New buildings rise across Oscep city as fall approaches.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Emily P. Stewart is reopened to determine heirship. Carl O. Fredrickson requested the action and a hearing is scheduled for April 26, 1939 at 10:00 AM for interested parties to appear and present proof. Court date stamped April 1, 1939 by W. We Norton.
Notices warn creditors to file claims in Mary E. Shaw estate by July 25 1930 and debts by April 25 1931 with scheduled court sessions April 25 May 26 and July 25 1930. A final report on Benjamin E. Fineey estate requests hearing May 2 1930 for distribution heirship and discharge. plus a humorous quote and a note on insect hearing research from Professor Regen.
Sealed bids for two highway graveling projects in Polk County Nebraska are due by 12 noon April 22 1930 at the County Clerk Osceola. Project 1 covers two mile sections near Stromsburg Cemetery and Sandin corner with 18 foot wide roadway and two inch compacted depth. Project 2 spans Ridge Street Osceola and adjacent sections with grading to meet state specs. Bid requires $250 certified check and bond.
County Commissioners invite bids for a contract with payment set at 500 dollars per mile. Successful bidder must furnish bond within seven days of letting, time essential to binding agreement. Board reserves right to waive technicalities and reject all bids. Osceola Nebraska, April 5, 1930. J. W. Fillman County Clerk.
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