Local Briefs and Shopper Notices Across Polk County
A compilation of short items reports visits by officials and residents from Polk and surrounding towns, car ads and bargains at Rystroms, new and used car deals, medical and optical visits, births, and travel between Omaha Lincoln and Stromsburg. Notable mentions include J J Query in city, Sheriff Potter in Polk, and a twelve pound girl birth at the Johnson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Style
J J Query
Fainmoit
Sheriff Potter
Polk
I .Ins
Osceola News Briefs Hit Osceola Area
Local items report shipments to Omaha Grand Island and Stromsburg. Farmers like N L Nelson return from Wyoming. Osceola firms offer Sinclair oils feed and farm supplies. Community events note a gun club shoot April 28 at Fair Ground and Maple Leaf Club Arbor Day program April 20 with a May 4 meeting.
Humanizing the Postal Service Motto Quoted by Postmaster General
Postmaster General Hubert Work states there is no unimportant person in the service. He describes postal duties as accommodations for neighbors and friends, stressing cooperation and viewing service as communal effort rather than an absentee employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Work
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Court
Howard E. Deeter and Maria B. Stearly received marriage licenses along with Batters and additional names listed in the local notices. The brief record notes completed applications in the county clerk's office and forthcoming ceremony dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Deeter
Maria B. Stearly
Community notices and social visits include hospital and travel updates
Mr and Mrs Dwight Newcomer and Rex Newcomer took Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoffman to Ashland on Saturday. They visited Omaha and Lincoln and attended services at First M EB church. Hoffmans will visit his parents before returning to Dixon. Mrs Hoffman previously Miss Agnes Newcomer. Mrs Woods of Stromsburg visited at Mrs C Hening's. Gordon Daniels and Osceola residents called at F W Berggren's. Wm Day of Ulysses and others spent Saturday at BE C Monden's. Ernest Hoffman called at Berggren's Friday. J G Rosdahl had hogs on the market Monday. T E Nelson celebrated his birthday with Wm Bennett and family and J L Hurd and family. Mr and Mrs Wm Keys of Thayer visited Mrs Keys' brother C M Dilgaver Tausday. Mrs Adan Hessier of Thev visited her aunt Mrs C M Moenen. Dr Jota Grant Shick held services at the chapel and stayed with N S Abolt. Miss Gertrude Peterson is under doctor care but improving. J H Powells visited J L Hurds. Chas Steever operated for appendicitis at York hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Parris
Grand Island
Maytag
Rystroms
Ellen Anderson
Omart
Goodrich
Bystroms
Ora Hamilton
Omaha
Albert Colson
Stromsburg
Leera Moberg
Margaret
Dodge Beuthers Motor Cars
Lee Rystroms
J. J. Merrick
Sutton
J. C. McDonald
H. J. van Vinck
George Deland
York
Andrew Johnson
Raymond Bottum
Hebron
Sinclair
Rystrom’s
Jake
B. E. Fineey
A. G. Gustafson
Anna Ogler
Columbus
Osceola
G. H. Miller
Myr
H. C. Beebe
Shelby
August Johnson
Edwin Gladd
Flora Moulds
Edna Yost
Harvey Miller
Canada
David Johnson
M. W. Byers
M. E. Bittner
M. E
Polk
Kimball
Osceola Gun Club
Fair Ground
Eulalie Heinemeyer
David City
Albert Hastings
North Platte
Jay Hastings
C. L. LeMar
State Medical Association
L. M. Shaw
Shaw
F. G. Nicholson
Valparaiso
Wm. Merrick
Benedict
H. R. Best
Kate Bosworth
Nebraska City
Earl Hassler
Silas Miller
Des Moines
Robert A. Scott
W. C. Pike
W. J. Brigham
Hilda Anderson
Lincoln
Nels Anderson
Wm. Everett
D. H. Mace
Record Office
W. E. Snider
Kate Samuelson
Wahoo
Wilber Shrader
Central City
Burley
Idaho
Kenneth
Polk County
Queen
Osceola Flour Mills
A. A. Beatty
Hanson
Guy Lovell
Elton Koehler
W. L. Hull
Edgar
R. J. Allison
W. D. Ball
Logan
Iowa
B. L.ball
Ed. Swoboda
Lew Miller
Orion Jenner
Jerner
Martha Davis
Herrmann
George Malek
Nettie Ball
Elkhorn
Dwight Newcomer
Rex Newcomer
Ernest Hoffman
Ashland
M. EB
Hoffman
Dixon
Agnes Newcomer
Woods
T. E. Nelson
Wm. Bennett
J. L. Hurd
Roy Anderson
Nelson
Wm. Keys
Thayer
Chas. Steever
York Hospital
Sheriff Sale Notice of Polk County Real Estate
Levy on the southeast quarter of section twenty eight in township sixteen north of range one west of the 6th P M in Polk Nebraska. Property to be sold for cash at 1 o clock on May 23 1922 in Osceola at the temporary courthouse as directed by Sheriff David B Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Court House
Osceola
David
Potter
Sherif
Polk
Postal Radiophone Broadcast Planned by Postmaster General
Postmaster General will personally broadcast a message to the American public in connection with Postal Improvement Week. The radio-telephone address will be from the Post Office Department in Washington on Friday evening, April 28 at 7 15 P M Eastern Time on 1160 meters call W N X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work
Post Office Department
Washington
Polk County Commissioners Hear Tax Protests and Claims
Osceola Nebraska April 18 1922 board meets in adjourned session with all members present. Tax protests filed on district 32 levy as exceeding legal limit are allowed and refunds ordered. Several claims approved including aid to Mrs Foster and damages, insurance, and bridge and poor fund expenses. Board adjourns to meet April 22 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
W. S. Heitzman
C. W. Moon
Foster
J. W. Goetz
R. V. Ball
Court House
E. E. Stanton
Fredsler
George W. Hotchkiss
Gothard Nelson
Ragnar Nelson
D. Hensen
John Sjobloom
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska 1922
A court ordered sheriff sale in Polk County Nebraska to satisfy an American State Bank of Omaha judgment from March 24 1922 against multiple defendants including A P Manion The Corliss Land Company and Richard Roe The notice sets the land description as the southwest quarter of section 28 township 16 north range 1 west sixth P M and scheduled sale for May 23 1922 at 2 PM in Osceola to the highest bidder for cash at the temporary courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
District Court of
American State Bank of Omaha
A. P. Manion
Manion
Corliss Land Company
a_ corporation
Fred C. Stoll
Stoll
Range One
Sixth P. M
Osceola
Church program draws large crowd in Sunday service
A large attendance marked the Sunday morning program at the church. Mr. M. E. Daniels returned home from the hospital Tuesday. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. C. Wilcox last week, with a large crowd and a nice lunch. They will meet with Mrs. Geo. Buchta on Thursday, April 27. The Haven consolidated high school play Tuesday evening was a decided success and a full house. A brother of Mr. Wm. Seward, visiting, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Daniels
Ladies Aid
C. ©. Wilcox
Geo. Buchta
Consolidated High School
Haven
Sale notice in Polk County Nebraska district court
Order of sale directed to me from the District Court of Polk County Nebraska on March 24 1922 in favor of the plaintiff against A P Manion and others for six thousand six hundred seventy nine and 12 100 dollars with 8 percent interest from that date and costs of 111 56 accruing and subject to unpaid costs and related defendants names unknown appear in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Polk County
Nebraska
District Court
American State Bank of
Omaha
A. P. Manion
Manion
Corliss Land Company
Fred. C. Stoll
Stoll
Sioux City
Judgment Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska 1922
A district court judgment against Fred Stoll and unknown defendants for 10077.19 dollars plus costs 95.68 and accruing costs is satisfied by selling the west half of the northwest quarter of section 28 township 16 north range 1 west sixth P M Polk County Nebraska. The highest bidder cash in hand at 3 on May 23 1922 at the west front door of the temporary court. Dated April 19 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
American State Bank of Omaha
A. P. Manion
Manion
Corliss Land Company
a _ corporation
Fred Stoll
Stoll
Richard Roe
Township Sixteen
Range
Osceola
Osceola Area Farm Note From Chas Newcomer Farm
A 1922 season note records location at Chas Newcomer farm four miles south and four percent east of Osceola, describing seasonal activities or holdings at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Newcomer Farm
Osceola
Nebraska
Breeding Restrictions and Service Fees Clause
The policy states that if a mare is removed or disposed of, service fees become due immediately. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but liability is disclaimed for any that occur. No breeding on Sundays.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae Murray
Robert Z. Leonard
Goldwyn All Star
Deeds
Kearney
Emil Schott
Jis
Waterloo Bay
Guy Wilkingon
J. H. Davis
Anna Query
Gilbert Hotchkiss
Messrs. Schwab
von Hotz
Kidder
Chison Auto Co
Oscar Ingman
N. L
Ita Sinclair
Osceola ‘Flour Mills
Iam
Frank H. Anderson
John Deere
E. R. Baym
Ida Hanson
Gust Sandquist
Leota
S. D
A V. Peterson
Christine Peterson
Arcadia
Claude Peterson
Sheridan
Wyoming
John Peterson
Maple Leaf Club
Edith Frizzell
Mary Headlee
Grace Headlee
Grace Headlee, Mrs. Schultz
Bernice McCormick
Nellie Benson
Addie Wieseman
A. Severine
Grandma Bloommkrants
Chas. Coleburg
Selma
Christine Bloom
Gahn
Hartford, Conn
Bloom
Lee Stumer
Perry Steener
Ladies’ Aid
V. L. Deay
W. H. Carstens
Joseph
J. S. Hill
A. F. Pointer
General Fund
Sheriff's Sale
Fairview Notes
Dapple
Dwight
KODAK
Kodaks
Crouse-Tex Drug CO
Farmers’ Union Exchange
Shelby, Nebr
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
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