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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
8
Notice states anyone destroying or molesting city property at the sewer disposal plant or trespassing will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. It also warns ash and garbage haulers to dump over the bank and into the draw or the city dump will be closed by order of the Mayor.
Fifty young women are sought to join an intensive nursing course at Lord Lister Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska. The 200 bed facility offers theory and practical instruction under competent instructors with full maintenance. First year costs ten dollars a month, then twenty dollars in subsequent years. Address Mrs. EC Senry, Manager, 26th and Dewey.
Polk County commissioners affirm Martha Silverstrand as Deputy Clerk of the District Court with a $5,000 bond. The death of D. R. Leard creates a County Assessor vacancy. Joel Hensin appointed temporarily. Board also names Fred J. Strain to Soldiers Relief Commission and approves numerous tax, salary, and service payments in the General and State Highway funds.
A newspaper piece argues that the classified civil service system has expanded beyond its original fair competitive exams for routine jobs. It claims supervisory appointments rely on personal judgment by outsiders, not tests, risking public benefit and governmental efficiency. The text lists various department accounts and expenditures, noting the board adjourned to meet April 18, 1922.
Green s Chapel F W Monden of Stromsburg and Eva Monden of Lincoln visited H H Mills. Swan Larson builds a barn with shed. A windstorm damaged August E Anderson s windmill wheel. Emma Baker to teach at Victor again, third year. Mabel Obrist stays at Liberty, Josephine Berggren to teach at Pleasant Prairie. Polk County officers show only three women. Mrs L W Hollister treasurer at Liberty. Monden youngsters display porcupine parts from Jump River Wisconsin. Thelander Peterson brings two new Fords. Swan Lareen s released from quarantine today.
Wanted 100 head of cattle to pasture. M. E. Daniel of Silver Creek Route 229-41s. Goose eggs for sale at 1000 dollars per setting. R. R. Urban Osceola Route 3.
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