Voters weigh school bonds and tax levy in Polk County
The notice outlines a proposed school bonds project to fund a new schoolhouse and furniture with interest rates set by the Board of Education. It details a five year optional redemption, a yearly tax levy to cover interest and principal, and polling procedures at the Polk County Courthouse Osceola with absentee ballots through the County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Polk County
Osceola
Nebraska
Probate notices and school bond election in Polk County
Notices warn creditors to file claims by December 6 1973 and a December 7 hearing for Leo Tribe and Edna V Anderson estates. Also probate and election notices announce Wayne Ostrander administrator hearing September 4 1973 for Fred Ostrander estate and Osceola school district bond election September 25 1973 proposing 1 242 000 loan.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Leo Tribe
Myrl D. Edstrom
Fred C. Ostrander
State of
Wayne E. Ostrander
Osceola
Eldon R. Johnson
Assoc
Polk
County Commissioners August 21 1973 Official Proceedings
County Board met at 10:00 a.m. with Peterson and Johnson present Flodman absent Vice-Chairman Peterson chaired. Claims were reviewed and warrants approved for General Fund salaries and various vendors including Anderson Floor Covering Lindley Lamb Lincoln Tele Monroe Nebr Assoc of Co Clerks Nebr Public Power Dist Omaha Printing Co Osceola Fertilizer Polk County Veterans Service Co Louise S Timm Xerox York County Court Costs and other items totaling listed amounts.
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International Business
Interstate Printers & Ant
Donald L. Sigler
University of Nebr
Nebr. Dept. of Public Welfare. Co
Cornhusker Office Supply Co
General American Life Ins. Co
Avis J. Kuhnel
Lincoln Tele. & Tele. Co
Deryl J. Reed
Louise
S. Timm, Co. Treas
Road Fund
Cengas
Co-op Oil Inc
ACL
LeRoy G. Gerrard
Hensley Studio
Husker Steel
Kansas-Nebr. Natural Gas Co
Reece Wooden Sole Shoe Co
State of
Louise S. Timm, Co. Treas
Soldiers & Sailors Relief Fund
Polk Co
Soldier Relief Fund
Citizens State Bank
Johnson
Peterson
Dale Frizzell
Burdette A. Flodman
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Flodman
Lincoln Tele, & Tele. Co
Monroe
Nebr. Assoc. of Co. Clerks, & Reg. of Deeds
Nebr
Pubic Power Dist
William H. Norton
Eea and Acting Co
Atty
Ogee Ae
Philip H. Nyuere
F Co
Omaha Printing Co
Sae
Osceola Fertilizer Co
Veterans Service Com
Thoreo
Louise S. Timm, Co
Treas
Xerox Corporation
York County
Louise S
Timm, Co. Treas
Notes Week List Patients and Staff With Names
The document lists patients and staff for the week of August 20 to 27. It names residents of Osceola Stromsburg Shelby Rising City Gresham and Polk among those admitted dismissed or deceased, including Rudolf Gissler and Albert Schlesinger.
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Lawrence Bowe
Osceola
David Carlson
Stromsburg
Minnie Y. Carlson
Sarah C. Corbett
Mary Dittmer
Blanche Donelson
Stroms
Theodosia Fulton
Georgia Hamblin
May E. Hartson
Marlowe Johnson
Verna Kelly
Gertrude Minnick
Walter F. Nelson
Edna Kreis
Stomsburg
LaMyra Pokorney
Shelby
Katherine Reinke
Albert Sack
Rising City
Agnes Sealey
Polk
Anna Sundberg
Hobart D. Sweenie
Hardville
Ethel Williams
Bertha Schmid
Deborah Johnson
Michelle Clifford
Revenue Sharing Funds No Immediate Tax Impact In Osceola Neb
City clerk notes revenue sharing payments for period ending June 1 1973 had no effect on tax rates or property taxes in Osceola Nebraska. Officials query how funds influenced tax levels and relate a sample payment of account 232 G72 a1. Authorities cite potential reduced rate increases and major tax impact gaps.
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Oscegla City
Oscegla Nebraska
Osceola visitors spend two weeks with relatives in Iowa and Ohio
CW3 and Mrs. Gerald T. Johnson of Fairfax Virginia stay two weeks with Del mer Johnson and Ray Richards families in Osceola then visit Columbus and York relatives. They plan to return home Saturday. Philip and Eugene Johnson of Lincoln visited the Raymond Lindblade home after attending Rudolf Gissler funeral.
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Gary Burmood
Jodi
Ronnie
Sioux Fails
South Dakota
Earl Burke
Mary Fern Myers
Gothenburg Memorial Hospital
Devere Swanson
Grand Island
Neal McBeth
Clyde Hennings
Harry Obrist
Delano Kinberg
Lincoln
Keith Kinberg
Viking Center
Wally McKeag
Shelby
Wallace Young
Hudson
Colorado
Lillie Dahlgren
York
Pam Dahlgren
Omaha
Bill Hollister
Roger
Gus Hartel
Mark
Gus E. Hartel
Good Samaritan Center
Osceola
Ruth Morris
Laurence Fusby
Walter Opfer
Rolland Beatty
Gerald Cleveland
Meadow Grove
Bruce Rystrom
Max Rystroms
Lewis Berggren
Janis Donelson
Carol Donelson
Jim Marak
Black Hills
Kent Torell
Byron Torell
University of Nebraska
Marion Bankson
Danny Danhauer
Dwight Newcomer
Pearl Blakeney
Archie Steffen
Larry
Mae Twarling
Foy Rosenberry
Susan Sall
Chappell
Everett Powell
Bill Williams
Yutan
Gerald Mentink
Brian Dose
Terry Mentink
Nichole
Mat
Susan Sail
Ed. Lewis
Paul Fusby
Edwin Doremus
Marjorie Dobler
Dick Ellis
Linda Collingham
Wilbert Weldon
Dick Sundberg
Sheri Peterson
DeMolay
Columbus
Shriners
Country Club
Charles Smith
Newton
New Jersey
Dwayne Hawthorne
Sioux City
Iowa
George Damme
C. R. Carlson
Gary Toline
Pat Wieseman
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Nora Sabater
Venezuela
South America
Silver Creek
CW3
Gerald T. Johnson
Fairfax
Delmer Johnsons
Ray Richards
Philip and
Eugene Johnson
Raymond Lindblade
Rudolf Gissler
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H. T. Arnold
Joyce Gissler
National Editorial Association
National Adt
American Newspaper Representatives
Edmund Burke
MMA
Peress- Association
P. H. Nyberg
Paul Walgren
Linda Anderson
Bernt
Supp
By Mildred Kreis
Eyiheg
Edna V. Anderson
of County Commissioners
General Fund
Department OF the Treasury
Office OF Revenue Sharing
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
O.C
the Government OF
Osceola City
Dial Executva
Joyce Page
Hiwepaptr Oare
Myrtle White
Curtis Bryan
Minnesota
LaVerne Bryan
Carl Anderson
Lebanon
Missouri
Andrea Anderson
Ringe
Denmark
Kenneth Gorman
Camdenton
E. M. Jacobsen
Osceola News
Butler
America
Farmsted
TY Butler
Clarence Austin
Wildoer
N. D. Rafert & Co
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