Polk County Public Figure Campaign Statement
A longtime Polk County resident and landowner promotes frugal government, lasting value from county projects, and a countywide farm to market road system. He pledges relief on permanent, Fair Basis, supports aged assistance, and emphasizes farming knowledge and agriculture as Polk County’s key industry.
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Polk County
Federa Id
Osceola Record at Osceola Nebraska Post Office
The Osceola Record is entered at the Osceola Nebraska post office under the act of March 3 1879. It reflects standard publication of local notices and announcements for the Osceola area.
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Osceola, Neb
Osceola News Highlights Local Births and Events
Local notes report births including a baby girl born July 30 to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shrader and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tschauner. A clothing store move to Rising City, a Polk County wedding, and town updates on post office plans, deaths, and community happenings.
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W. M. Shrader
A. E. Ruhnka
Rising City
Ruhnka
Judge Getts
Alvin Sargent
Elva Eyler
Polk Co
Joe Tschauner
Down
Captain Pratt
Charles Stull
Court House
Death of Andrew Sundberg in Polk area noted
Twenty four years ago from August 3 1914 the notice reports Andrew Sundberg died at his home northwest of Polk after weeks of illness. The item also mentions wheat market activity amid war talk, local prices for grain and livestock, a wheat yield detail for Frank Walker, and busy visits including J L Heald and J R Grimes traveling to Wayne for Osceola to join a state tennis tournament. It also notes Ord Pearce and his wife traveling to Carson Iowa for veterinary work and John Courtney visiting relatives while working with Des Moines magazine Successful Farmer.
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Andrew Sundberg
Polk
Frank Walker
J. L. Heald
J. R. ‘Grimes
Wayne
Osceola
Ord Pearce
Carson
Iowa
Pearce
Frank
John Courtney
Des Moines
Osceola Bride Dorothea Dixon Weds Roy Sall Near Holdrege
The marriage of Miss Dorothea Dixon of Osceola and Roy Sall of Holdrege took place yesterday afternoon August 1 at the bride’s mother's home. The couple will reside on a farm near Holdrege.
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Dorothea Dixon
Osceola
Roy Sall
Holdrege
Stall
Notice to Bidders on Polk County gravel contract
Polk County Nebraska invites sealed bids for 4500 yards of Class A road gravel on a 15 mile road segment between sections in townships 15 2 and 13 2 with gas supplied and W P A drivers provided. Bids due Aug 16 by 2 PM at County Clerk. must include $500 bid bond. 100% performance bond within ten days if awarded. right to reject any bids.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Township
Polk County
Board of County Commissioners
John I. Anderson
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Referee Polk County Neb
Court order in a 1938 action in Polk County Nebraska directs a public auction of land described as the NW quarter and SE quarter of section 25 township 14 range 4, and the north half of the northeast quarter. Plaintiffs William B. Larson and others vs Johanna Larson and others.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
William B. Larson
Johanna Larson
William Dickhute
Warren Randell
Garfield County
Osceola
L. M. Merrick
Osceola land sale and William Dickhute estate notice
Public sale listed for August 23 1938 at Osceola Nebraska of West of P M Polk County land described by sections and townships with cash balance after 15 percent down, plus legal notice of estate for William Dickhute with hearing August 12 1938 at Osceola County Court. both notices dated July 1938 and prepared by Mills Mills Attorneys.
Local Notes Include Visits and Births in Rural Nebraska
Mrs Ray Wilson and Mrs Millie Dahlberg among guests at Mrs Walter Twarling home near Stromsburg last Wednesday. Junior Herbes visits from Polk with grandparents. Mrs Frank Mills in Norfolk with Oscar Andersons. Mrs Wm H Larson of Osceola noted. Tillman Joy visits from Ewing. returns home Tuesday. Farmers Union Picnic at Polk August 11 offers corn shelling prize. Jay Buchta and son John from St Paul visited. later to California with LeRoy Rhodes party. Dr George T Alliband reports birth of a nine pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Philip Lock born Sunday July 31.
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Ray Wilson
Lincoln
Millie Dahlberg
John Rogers
Walter Twarling
Stromsburg
Junior Herbes
Polk
W. J. Herbes
Frank Mills
Norfolk
Oscar Anderson
Wm. H. Larson
Osceola
Tillman Joy
Ewing
Nebraska
Frank Joy
Farmers Union
Jay Buchta
John
St. Paul
Minnesota
John Buchta
Calfornia
LeRoy Rhodes
Walter Herrman
George T. Alliband
Philip Lock
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Albert Ryan
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Edna Branting
Marguerite Senn
Ida Hanson
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James Manuel Seward
W. A. Carnine
Edwin Schott
Frank Hewitt
Eva Sandin
Nielson Chevrolet Company
Mary Anderson
Farm Bureau
Clara Bow
Lillian Gish
Annie Laurie
York
van Hoosen
Norton
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A. F. Inquist
Mills &Mills
Mills & Mills
Chas. E
Hoffer
Arthur
Ginger
California
Franks
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Charles G. Binderup
KMMJ
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D. R. Byers Or
K. A. Cornish
Janesville
Wis
H. B. Shellenbarger
M. Campbell
Jay
Dist
Clay
Hamilton
Polk County Farmers Loan Ass'n
Osceola, Nebr
Kays Calcgrain Saat
Aaa
Storz Stor
Goodrich Silvertowns
Baer
Goodrich
Silvertown
America
Reed Motor Co