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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1915
Page
3
IL F. Bense continues recovery after an operation at a David City hospital and is expected to regain full vigor in a few days per his diagnosis. Arbor Day set for Thursday April 22 with tree sales at J F Baush’s offering trees from 2d to $100 for planting.
Visitors Nelson and family note upcoming Gubser sale on Wednesday April 21 at Joe Gubser's barn. McCoy Auto Co reports two Studebaker Sixes sold to Albert Anderson and Adolph Kresba. mention of weekly horse and mule sales and sound stock. Howland receives $40 settlement from National Accident Co for mule injury and endorses insured workers' coverage. A coy reference to the Huerta situation ends the item.
The piece recalls Huerta’s tense stance toward the United States and his plan to return to Spain, while contrasting Carranza and Villa as unstable figures. It notes Mexico’s fractured leadership, with warnings that Huerta seeks support to reclaim power, amid a history of bloodshed and diplomatic clashes. Local names appear: Ed Brown, J. D. Coame, Cook, Mrs. A. M. Marriott, M. Newman.
Silver Creek residents Eva Davis Lucile Davis and Ella Vletchey spent the weekend in Schuyler visiting relatives. Pete Reisdorff of Shelby visited the area since Thursday. John Kotser rejoices over a newborn baby boy. Two liquor license applications filed by Yivvank Shank and Grover Maurer with Albert. Cutsor circulating one, delayed filing. P W W Bell saw the Ruff Shanahan wedding in Central City. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown traveled to Omaha last Saturday. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charles M Hester of Polk County on Sunday April 11. Send April 16.
Sunday School next Sunday at 10 a m Services at 11 a m No evening service due to pastor absence Busy Bee meets Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson west of town L L meets Thursday evening in the church All League members urged to attend
In the Matter of the Estate of Incy Ractor Deceased the Executor filed a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution in Polk County Nebraska. The hearing is set for April 24 1915 at 10 am before County Judge F H Ball. Citizens may appear to contest. Date April 2 1916.
Notice to creditors of Jessie Shore deceased in County Nebraska. The filing period ends October 23 1915 for claims and April 23 1916 for debt payments. Public sessions to receive and adjust claims are May 24 1915 July 23 1915 and October 28 1915 at 10 A M in County Court Room. Dated March 28 1915. F H Ball County Judge.
Samuel B Richmond resident of Fullerton filed April 16 1915 in Shelby Village Clerk office a petition by residents for a license to sell malt spirituous and vinous intoxicating liquors for the 1915 to be located in Matters Addition Lot 2 in Shelby Polk County Nebraska The petition will be presented to the Village Board after three weeks publication as required by law.
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