Deaths and Local Happenings From Osceola August 17 1914
Obituaries note Archie Sack injury from a runaway horse at his parents home and seven siblings. Mrs Wm Crisp dies after two weeks illness leaving four children and relation to Mrs L J Van Hoosen. Miss Edyth Lindburg of Polk marries Paul Self of Polk and will live in Pocatello Idaho. Thomas Levi dies at 77 in Lincoln after living on a local Osceola homestead. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson. John Lloyd dies at Benedict. Prairie fire near Shelby threatens Wm McGimpsey home but is contained. Harold Cockson and wife welcome a boy. Mary Fillinger and Lamonte Dover marry at Sacred Heart church in Greeley Nebraska. J N Norton of Polk seeks gubernatorial ballot vacancy. George F Anderson yields a county wheat record with 60 acres at over 50 bushels per acre and oats at 41. Osceola Boy Scouts return from Camp Sheldon with Milton Lindquist elected camp mayor. Community reception held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Sack
Hackberry
M. D. Sack
Wm. Crisp
L. J. van Hoosen
Edyth Lindburg
Polk
Osceola
Paul Self
Pocatello
Idaho
Thomas Levi
Indiana
Henry Levi
Lincoln
Victor Peterson
John Lloyd
Benedict
Shelby
Wm. McGimpsey
Stork
Harold Cockson
Mary Fillinger
Lamonte Dover
Sacred Heart Church
Greeley
Neb
Here
Local happenings span weddings births and civic news
Engagement announced for Julia Morrill to Robert Wolcott with a September 4 wedding planned. Nelsons move to Bee Nebraska, purchasing a pool hall. Births include a son to Alvin Merrick and Laverne Frances to Martin Jones. Obituary notes John Emil Anderson died aged 70 near Swale Home. Polk County Fair four day program set with reduced admission and racing. Osceola beats Lincoln city team 2 1. Frasier family to Grinnell Iowa for banking job.
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G.A.R. Hall
Boy Scouts
Arthur Morrill
Stromsburg
Julia
Robert Wolcott
Nels G. Nelson
Bee, Neb
Nelson
Alvin Merrick
Martin Jones
Laverne Frances
John Emil Anderson
Sweden
Swale
Helen Swanson
Carl Burgeson
F. W. Peterson
Marion ‘Treadway
Polk County
Elmer Swanson
Basil Lewis
Henry Johnson
Wesley Chapel
Osceola
City of Lincoln
C. A. Frasier
Grinnell
Iowa
The tariff wall and the need for mutual trust in America
A reflective piece recalls early debate on a tariff wall and contrasts northern Republican manufacturers with southern Democrat farmers. It stresses national unity, mutual interdependence, and argues postwar prosperity depends on lowering tariffs to expand trade with Europe while keeping domestic ingenuity alive.
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United States
Europe
America
Final Report Hearing in Verne L Deay Estate Polk Neb
Notice to interested parties that Administratrices filed final account and petition for final settlement in the Estate of Verne L Deay deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Hearing set September 5 1944 at 10 AM to determine distribution and discharge Administratrices. Dated August 14 1944 sealed by County Judge IL IM Merrick with Aug 17 24 31 publication dates.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Verne L. Deay
State of
IM. Merrick
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Walter J. Herses
Easter and Publisher
Oscceola
C. R. Peterson
First National Bank Osceola
Nebr
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Plymouths
Siglers Garage
Ostberg
Thur
Olga Graves
Col
Ross Noble
Atrix
R. C. Gustafson
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy, Arkansas
Omaha
White Horse Inn
Ed Cafe
The
Osceola Public Schools
Osceola High School
North Central Association of High Schools and Colleges
Barnes
Home Economics
Geog. of Neb. & Agr
General Business Geog. of Neb. & Agr
LAR
Leonard E. Hanson
Jean Krause
Helen Hanhart
Vida Beckmeyer
Mrs
F. G. Travincer
A. G. Barnes
Dorothy Gondringer
Iris Dey
Winnifred Novotny
Wilma Duncan
Harold Wurst
W. C. Hansen
Donald Bennett
I. D. Huston
H S. Eklund
Guy F. Ball
Dwight Bush
George Malek
W. R. Kepner
W. W. Norton
Mendey
van Sant School OF Business
SAT & Sun
Fighting CB
John Wayne
Susan Hayward
Down Under
Chas. Laughton
Binnie Barnes
W. S. Desch Sons
York and
Central City
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