Order to Show Cause in Estate of Mary C Stewart
In the Polk County Nebraska District Court an order directs all heirs to appear September 15, 1927 at 10:00 AM in David City to show cause why administrator Phil B Campbell should be granted license to sell portions of Mary C Stewart deceased estate. The sale aims to pay debts and costs. notice requires publication for four weeks starting July 28, 1927 in the Oscola Record. Campbell & Campbell serve as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Stewart
L. S. Hastings
David City
Butler County
Nebraska
Phil B. Campbell
Mary C Stewart
East
Osceola
Morningside
Chambers
Phil. B. Campbell
Oscola Record
Polk
Hastings
Legal Notice In Spencer Estate Lawsuit Polk County Nebraska
Rose A Spencer sues Ellen Townsend Henry Townsend and many others to quiet title to 60 acres NE corner Section 2 Township 15 North Range 3 West Polk County Nebraska. Defendants must answer by September 12, 1927 or admit the petition. Attorneys for Plaintiff represent the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Liwards Townsend
Henry Townsend
Spencer Edwards
Mary Edwards
May Spencer Williamson
Rufus Williamson
Harry Spencer
Emma Spencer
Beulah Spencer
George Gray, Jr
Pearl Gray
Orlando B. Spencer
Edna Spencer
Clyde S. Tuttle
Herbert Wright
Byron Wright
Mildred Wright
Isaac P. Spencer
Alice B. Wright
Eth P. M
Polk County
Nebraska
P.M
Rose A. Spencer
Child Avoids Wearing Glasses At Day
A mother explains her daughter Mary must wear glasses for weak eyesight but refuses during the day. She confides that at night she slips the glasses on the sleeping child to help her vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Banks Aid South Carolina Farmers With Free Farm Hub Plan
Three South Carolina banks launched a program offering a free two year farm hub in Greenville for a creamery canning factory and farmwomen club. The project aims to boost livestock, food production and local sales while using the canning facility for surplus produce. Georgia bankers boosted diversified farming, funding vetch seed prizes, corn contests, alfalfa demonstrations and regional activities. Georgia reports show 12 million more bushels of corn, 50 truckloads sold, 2 million dollars of pecans, and 150 million pounds of meat produced this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Greenville
Georgia
Atlanta
Wage earners’ investments risk urged by labor leader
William Green of the American Federation of Labor warns that workers lose vast sums yearly through hasty investments. He argues banks can guide wage earners to avoid unwise speculation and save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Notice to Creditors in Swanson Estate Nebraska
In Polk County Nebraska creditors of the estate of John Swanson deceased are notified that claims must be presented by December 2 1927 and debts paid by September 3 1928. The county judge will hear claims on September 2 1927 October 3 1927 and December 2 1927 at 10 A M.
Notice of Final Report Nebraska Deceased Swanson
Final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of John A. Swanson, deceased, set for hearing August 12, 1927 at 10:00 A M. Contest possible. Dated July 18, 1927. (Seal) J Lindlie Heald substitute county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Swanson
Nebraska
J. Lindlie Heald
Notice to creditors in Headlee estate Polk County Nebraska
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska Arthur W Headlee deceased. The time for presenting and filing claims is November 19 1927 and for payment of debts August 20 1928. The court will sit at the County Court Room on August 19 1927 September 19 1927 and November 19 1927 at 10 A M to receive examine hear allow or disallow claims. Seal 46-41 a J Lindlie Heald Substitute County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Arthur W. Headlee
Said County
Bond Estate Claims Notice
Luella J. Bond deceased. Filing and hearing of claims against the estate set for September 2 1927 and payments of debts for September 3 1928. The county judge will sit on September 2 1927 October 8 1927 and December 2 1927 at 10 A M to receive examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims and objections. Dated July 29 1927. 48 41 Substitute County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella J. Bond
Nebraska
Said County
J. Lindlie Heald
The Osceola Record publishes weekly in Nebraska
The Osceola Record declares a Thursday publication schedule and post office entry in Osceola Nebraska. It lists a subscription rate of two dollars annually.
Substantial Basis for Most Common Beliefs
Excerpt discusses superstitions such as avoiding ladders after counts show many prefer risking stepping into the road to pass them. It traces ladder superstition to hangings and gibbet history, notes not worth a cross versus nasturtiums, and explains May as unlucky for marriage linked to Roman rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pratt
Rest Not Advisable in Nervous Weakness
Dr. George J. Wright argues that rest cures are fading and doctors now prescribe work cures. Nervous weakness often stems from physical defects or infections that reduce reserve strength and hinder repair, making normal activity impossible. Emotional disturbances worsen the condition. headaches, stomach distress, neck pain, or choking feelings may arise from nerves rather than overwork. Work and worry exhaust, but work alone is not harmful. Individual mental strength varies, and quiet lives may mask weakness until a crisis such as war forces overexertion leading to breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Wright
Hygeia Magazine
Engineering Feat Marks 600 Miles of Canadian Pacific Line
The Canadian Pacific railway through the Rocky mountains in British Columbia is described as an extraordinary engineering feat. Builders laid 600 miles of line, starting Montreal to Calgary before a route through the ranges was found, overcoming vast challenges and securing terms critics deemed overly generous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rocky Mountains
British Columbia
Montreal
Calgary
Dearborn
Marks of Bowmen Believed Sacred by Indian Princes
A National Geographic Society bulletin notes central Indian princes mark foreheads with bice from a BAM as a relic of past power rather than simple allegiance. It highlights binding oaths, a Bhil dog oath, Hanuman worship, fear of the smallpox goddess, and continued stone worship among these communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Nations Geographic Society
Hanuman
Short but Merry Life of the Idle Bee
Capper's Weekly recounts Mrs. Hamilton's tale of a gentleman bee who loafs through summer. The hive feeds him while the sun shines then shuns him at winter, expelling him to perish alone outside the hive.
Chicken thiefs and local community notes in Osceola
Twenty five years ago the town faced chicken thefts with calls for a vigilant group to catch the culprit. Eugenia West was elected to a Shelby school post after training in Des Moines. Ed Burley turned 47 with a surprise party. Rev. Boude and companions took a two week fishing trip. Mrs Boude planned visits at Seward. School repairs progress with roof furnace and painting. Hotchkiss returns from Fremont to start anew in that city. Sammy Crouse visited Fairbury, Lou Detweiler of Omaha visits Osceola friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia West
Shelby
Des Moines
Ed Burley
Knox Boude
Presbyterian Church
Lake Ericson
Charlie Kunkel
Lyle ‘Dunn
Piano for sale with easy payments in Hastings Nebraska
Advertisement offers a nearly new piano with only a balance due and easy payments. No freight charges and delivery to home available. Respond for price, terms and description from Gaston Music and Furniture Company Hastings Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Music & Furniture Company
Hastings
Nebraska
Alphabet Pepper Gives Baby Daughter Longest Name Yet
A Liverpool laundryman Arthur Pepper names his daughter with a sequenced string of letters, creating the longest name yet. Omitting the Pepper provided P, the christening reads Anna Bertha Cecilia Diana Emily Fanny Gertrude Hypatia Inez Jane Kate Louise Maud Nora Ophelia Quince Rebecca Starkey Torest Ulysis Venus Whifred Xenophon Yetty Zeno Pepper. She is nicknamed Miss Alphabet Pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pepper
Liverpool
Eng
Pepper
Anna Bertha Cecilia Diana Emily Fanny Gertrude Hypatia
Inez
Jane Kate
Louise Maud Nora Ophelia Quince
Rebecca Starkey
Torest
Ulysis Venus Whifred
Xenophon
Yetty
Zeno Pepper
Miss Alphabet Pepper
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Oscheld
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O. F. Hotchkiss
Fremont
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Sammy Crouse
Fairbury
Howard
Miss Lou
Detweiler
Omaha
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