Osceola Adopts Pricing Ordinance For Electric Service
City of Osceola Nebraska enacts Ordinance No 153 to cap electricity rates within city limits. It sets tiered charges for residence, commercial, and general power use, requires meters, allows city testing, and prescribes penalties of 5 to 50 dollars plus costs for violations. The ordinance repeals No 129 and takes effect after passage in 1929.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Osceola Neb Special Election On Franchise 25 year Power Pact
City of Osceola Nebraska calls a special election for August 20 1929 to decide on Ordinance 154 granting Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company a 25 year electric and heating franchise. Voters in the first and second wards will choose For or Against the ordinance with polls from 9 am to 7 pm at the usual ward polling places. Corporate seal dated July 31 1929 signed by L M Smith.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Asid City
L. M. Smith
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Fewer
Notice to Creditors in Dolan Estate Polk County
Notice to creditors of the estate of Thomas R. Dolan in Polk County Nebraska. Claims must be presented by November 23 1929 and debts paid by August 23 1939. The county judge will receive and examine claims on August 23 1929 September 23 1929 and November 25 1929 at 10 AM.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Thomas R. Dolan
Said County
Shear
How It Started F ALL the colors blue is the one since earliest times
The text traces blue as a dominant color in history and dress. It notes blue’s longstanding use in military uniforms from ancient to modern times, mentions "true blue" among Covenanters, and explains how "Navy blue" arose from sailors' uniforms influencing everyday usage for both men and women.
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Osceola Enacts Franchise for Iowa Nebraska Light and Power
The ordinance grants Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company a 25 year franchise to construct and maintain electric generation and distribution within Osceola Nebraska. It reserves city rights to location, requires 24 hour notice for pole removal, and sets rate regulation and deposit requirements while safeguarding city indemnities and emergency maintenance.
Osceola Enacts Franchise With Iowa Nebraska Power
City approves a franchise giving Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company rights to operate in Osceola Nebraska with rate controls, required investments, deposits, arbitration for rates, and protections for the city including hold harmless clauses. The ordinance sets construction timelines, deposit powers, and acceptance deadlines for the company and successors.
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