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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
4
Osceola Record issues list publication details, office hours, and subscription and advertising rates. The notice names Osceola Nebraska, Osceola Publishing Company, officers Johnston and Ayres, and sets deadlines for classified copy.
The Record mourns the sudden death of former state senator W. L. King, praising his integrity, public service to Polk County, and steadfast fight for justice. It honors his decency, leadership, and lifelong dedication to morality and progress. May divine justice guide all who valued his counsel.
The article defends a new state tax on intangible properties arguing it spreads tax burden to hidden wealth. It praises constitutional authority, counters opposition as delaying justice, and asserts the law will prove its value by bringing fairness to those with hidden assets. It emphasizes no retaliation, only justice for common taxpayers.
In the Courty Court of Poth en ty, Neiaska a petition has been filed for probate of the last will and testament of Hae din L. King deceased and for appointment of Abby King as executrix. The hearing is set for May 1 1921 at 10 o'clock a m Proceedings dated April 27 1921 and sealed by County Judge MH Ball.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Mary M. Gibbins deceased faces a probate petition seeking the last will and testament and appointment of James Gibbins Jr as executor. Hearing set for May 6 1921 at 10 A M by County Judge F H Bal seal.
The obituary honors KE L King a long time Nebraska lawyer and public servant. It chronicles his role in the 1907 8 stormy session and his work on the 1913 Revised Statutes as part of a code commission appointed by Governor Aldrich. It notes his 1916 Republican convention leadership and his death ending a career of public service and integrity. He is survived by wife daughter and son and several siblings.
The address lauds KE L King for forty years of legal practice and long public service in Nebraska. It highlights six years in the state Legislature, four in the Senate, two in the House, and roles as prosecuting attorney and city official. It praises his integrity, public-spirited motives, and dedication to justice and education.
Announcement offers 150 head of cattle to be moved April 80 with two pastures including blue grass, running water, and shade. Price good until October 15. salt provided. Pickup April 30 on route west of Osceola to Clarks Bridge, delivery October 15 on same route. Bulls not included. bull provided in pasture. Contact William Luft, Clarks Nebr, or Osceola Bank.
Elmer Lyons of Osceola Nebraska advertises Van Diman a 1200 pound Mammoth Jack and Monarch a registered Percheron stallion foaled May 1911. Both registered for 1921 breeding at Lyons farm near Silver Creek Havens Beulah store area with a $15 breeding fee each and $20 standing cost. terms include insurance with foal and care disclaimer. Contact R F D 2 Osceola for arrangements. Sundays not for breeding.
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