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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1915
Page
4
An old newspaper fragment lists Gee Darevis Veron as the paper twice weekly with Biouglas and Johnson as publishers and Robert G. Douglas as editor. It notes a yearly subscription of 1.50 dollars.
The Nonpariel has changed ownership from Clay Harry to A. G. Cooper. Cooper, previously with the Lincoln Star, is highly regarded as an editor, and the paper extends a hearty welcome and wishes him success in his new role.
The Omaka Bee notes the Nebraska legislature and state assessment board claim budget savings but allege the figures mask deficits. It contrasts Republican handling of debt after Poynter with Democratic budgeting and warns of recurring revenue shortfalls and unpaid salaries.
Regular Pictures will be shown at the auditorium on Wednesday night with a lineup of short features and a newsreel. The event is presented by local cinema organizers and begins at seven o clock.
Osceola Nebraska August 13 1915 County Board of Equalization meets to set 1915 levies after receiving State Board certificate showing state levy. Rates include General Fund 410 University Fund 100 Special University Bond Fund .75 Normal School Fund BD State Aid Bridge Fund .10 Total 26.80 mills for Polk County property tax. Joel Hanson County Clerk.
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of the estate of Alfred Gierhart are informed that claims must be filed by February 21 1916 and debts paid by August 20 1916. The court will sit August 20 1915 November 20 1915 and February 21 1916 at ten A M to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated July 17 1915. F H Ball County Judge.
Notice to all interested parties in Wattie Marquis estate in Nebraska that a petition for appointment of E L Marquis as administrator has been filed and set for hearing August 27 1915 at 2 PM. County Judge F H Ball dated August 5 1915.
Miss Minnette Drew visited in Lincoln and Council Bluffs before returning home. The Osceola Chautauqua ended Sunday with Nels Darling delivering a talk praised as the week's highlight. From a financial view the event broke about even, and a new contract is signed for next year promising a bigger program.
Local residents make business trips to Grand Island Lincoln and Kearney while social calls abound. A big feature Prohibition at the Auditorium draws crowds as town and surrounding folk plan visits, theatre nights, and family trips to nearby cities.
The Polk County Board of Commissioners Nebraska invites bids by August 27 1915 for construction and repair of bridges culverts and approaches for a one year period through August 27 1916. Bids must follow county plans specifications filed in the County Clerk Office and cover materials labor and all work to complete ready for use with listed unit prices for various components.
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