Craven Lumber Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation states Craven Lumber Company formed in Osceola Nebraska with principal office, to own and operate a lumber yard and related real estate ventures, capital stock of 25000 dollars, two directors, officers of president secretary treasurer, and a fifty year duration. Notary public confirms signatures of George Craven and John A Craven on March 2 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Craven Lumber Company
Osceola
George W. Craven
John A. Craven
Stute
Polk County
George Craven
Jas. H. Mickey
Notary Public
Polk County Nebraska District Court Case Readies Service
Albert Nelson sues Celia Burton alias Clia Burton and Ralph Burton with unknown real names and heirs or representatives. The filing lists Isaac M. Stewart and Isaac M. Steward and possibly two versions of the same parties. Unknown whether deceased party has surviving heirs or representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Albert Nelson
Celia Burton
Clia Burton
C. Burton
Ralph Burton
Isaac M. Stewart
Isaac M. Steward
Notice of Final Report in Dugan Estate Polk County
In Polk County Nebraska the county court hears the final account of Henry H. Campbell administrator de bonis non with will annexed for the estate of Thomas Dugan deceased, with a petition for final settlement and distribution set for May 11, 1917 at 10 a.m. Readers may appear and contest. Also includes an Osceola testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills by N Elledge, retired farmer, endorsing the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Thomas Dugan
Henry H. Campbell
de Bonis Non
F. H. Ball
N. Elledge
Qceola
Barber's Pharmacy
Dean
Doan
Splendid 200 acre Polk county farm for sale near Swede Home
The 200 acre Samuelson Estate farm near Swede Home church in Polk county is offered for sale by A B Hedbloon Stromsburg with price and terms available. Kingsberry a six year old thoroughbred black Percheron stallion stands 164% hands high weighing 1700 pounds will stand at Osceola farm in 1917 with a season. Terms insure 15.00 and 18 for colt to stand and suck. All care will be taken though risk is assumed.
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Karnak
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Percheron Society of America
John Scholz
Osceola
Tahwanee Patch
International Stock Farm
Savage
Minnesota
Finecy Bros
Neb
Polk County
Samuelson
A. B. Hedbloom
Stromsburg
Kingsberry Kinsberry
Kingsberry
Mammoth Jack Colt on Auction Near Osceola Missouri
A seven year old black Mammoth jack named Dan weighs 1000 pounds and is offered for breeding. He is described as imported from Missouri with 11 dollars to insure and 18 dollars for the colt to stand and suck. Horsemen are urged to inspect the animal two miles east and 36 miles northeast of Osceola.
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Dan
Missouri
Ranc-4
Wystern
Osceola
Nebraska Dedication Ode to Pioneer Heritage
A Genevan-like ode by M. R. Crisp from Sterling Nebraska praising Nebraska run by pioneers. It extols brave ancestors, growth from soil and faith, and enduring love for the state from Elkhorn to the Blue. The poem envisions future unity and progress under God with cities, farms, and schools.
Estate of Morris C. Stull Final Settlement Hearing
In Nebraska EB L. King as administrator with will annexed has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement in the estate of Morris C. Stull deceased. The hearing is set for April 27, 1917 at 10:00 a.m. before the county court. Beneficiaries and creditors may appear to contest or object. Dated April 4 1917. County Judge.
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P. m
Polk
Nebraska
Said
N.ebraska
Wwu
Bertha Stuiluiccu
District Court
Polk County
Union Pacific
Ueelee
Union Partie Railroad Company
D. W. Graham
David W. Graham
Cook County
Illinois
Bertha
Stull Green
King, Bittner & Campbell
Morris C. Stull
EB. L. King
Will Annexed
F. H. Ball
In Memory of C. D. Stoner of Pork and Butler Insurance
A poetic obituary praising C. D. Stoner secretary and founder of the Pork and Butler Insurance Company. The piece honors twenty years of service, accurate bookkeeping, fair treatment of members, and the mutual benefits for homeowners and stock. It laments his loss and vows to honor his memory as a square, trusted partner.
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C. D. Stoner
The
Pork and Butler Insurance Company
Rape pasture boosts hog feeding efficiency says college experts
Agricultural college experts advise rape pasture to cut costs for hogs kept in dry lots. Seeded by May 1, rape can be ready for pasture by June 15, supporting up to 40 shoats per acre with grain. It tolerates abuse, grows quickly, and requires six to eight pounds of seed per acre at 10 to 14 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural College
Nebraska
Poultry Production Seen Profitable for War Effort
The head of the University farm poultry department urged increasing poultry production as a war measure. He cites last year’s high prices for poultry and eggs, a storage egg shortage of about 25 percent for 1916 17, and expects continued profitability despite high grain prices.
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University Farm
Notice to Creditors and Probate in Nebraska
Notice to creditors for the estate of Fred Krueger deceased states claim and debt payment deadlines November 5 1917 and May 4 1918 with scheduled court sittings May 4 1917 August 4 1917 and November 5 1917. Also probate notice for Catharina Hennings estate requests probate of last will and appointment of Fred Hennings as executor hearing April 27 1917.
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Saturday Evening Post
Meridian Garage
Osceola Lumber
Frank H. Anderson
Mgr
D. Swift & CO
Ste
Washington, D.C
F. A. Roland
Butler County
David City
R. E. Sturdevant
First National Bank Bldg
OMA
Tnn
Omaha
Dan Patch
Cresceus
Aid County
Rising
Bittner & Campbell
Lydia A. Mickey
Shelby
Gresham
Surprise
Mils
Beebe
Monson CO
Nebragkas
M. R. Crisp
Sterling, Neb
West
Elkhorn
Grand Review
Barber’s. Pharmacy
Amine
Chris
Mutual
You
G. F. Ofsterrbicher
Tates
Ee Yardehorase
Fred Krueger
Said County
Catharina Hennings
Fred Hennings
H. J. McBeth
Monson Block
Alma A. Dotan
C. D. Stoner's
SREAD
Peterson & Peterson Mill and Elevator Company
Columbia
G. T., Ray
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Company
Nebraska, Iowa
South Dakota
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