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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
2
A notice lists subscription prices of 6.00 per year within the state and 7.50 per year for out-of-state. Also mentions a 0.15 price for a single copy and references the National Editorial Association and American Newspaper Representatives as advertising bodies.
A notice packet includes a subscriber renewal alert and multiple legal notices from Polk County Nebraska. It lists a final account hearing for the estate of Barbara Ann Monson with a September 9, 1975 hearing, a creditor claims deadline of December 19, 1975, and a December 30, 1975 claim hearing, plus a special meeting of the Polk County Joint Planning Commission on August 26, 1975 at 2:00 PM at the Viking Center in Stromsburg to review planning consultant proposals.
City of Osceola Nebraska holds a special meeting July 24 1975 at City Hall with Mayor Monson and Council members Sipes Rowan and Graham. Mills absent. Ordinance 330 about intergovernmental regional planning is moved for passage. August 7 1975 session records bills, salaries, and budget actions.
The Osceola City Council approved Hughes Roofing for roof repairs at City Hall and accepted the South View Subdivision Plot by Leroy Gerrard for Becher and Curry. Parking signs to be placed on Kimmel St. Adjourned to Sept 4 1975. Budget items include school supplies and services. 1975-76 budget adopted at 393 900 tax funds with levies. Next meeting Sept 8 1975.
An open house honoring Mr and Mrs Victor Krumbach for their 35th wedding anniversary will be held 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday August 24 at the Shelby Legion Club. No gifts requested. Also news notes Mrs Thelma Conkling has returned home after ten days at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln.
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