Referee Sale Set for Described Nebraska Land
By order of the Polk County District Court a referee will sell at public auction the NW quarter of section 19 township 15 range 1 west of the 6th P M in Polk County Nebraska. Sale April 23 1947 at 2 PM at the south front door Osceola courthouse. 15 percent cash due sale day. balance after court confirmation. Possession with lease right of Sylvester Bernt. Auction may be in parcels or as whole. title abstract to be provided.
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District Court of
Polk County
Nebraska
Leona M. Campbel
Leona M. Nantkes
Wilbur J. Nantkes
Sylvester Bernt
Court House
Osceola
Nebraska bid invited for 8.7 mile Stromsbury Shelby road project
Sealed bids due April 24 1947 at Lincoln for grading surfacing and concrete pavement on Federal Aid Projects F-29(8) and F-143(31) covering 8.7 miles. Plans seen at Osceola County Clerk or Lincoln Roads office. Bond 100 percent. minimum proposal security 17500 dollars. wage rates set by Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Department of Roads and Irrigation
State Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska
Stromsbury-Shelby
U. S. Department of Labor
Pawer
Osceola
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