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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
8
The County Court of Polk Nebraska announces a petition to appoint John Anderson as administrator of the estate of Anton Anderson, deceased. A hearing is set for December 22, 1939 at 10:00 A.M. Dated November 28, 1939. (Seal) L. M. Merrick County Judge. Nov 29, Dec 7, 14.
Albert E. Johnson deceased and the State of Nebraska announce a petition to appoint Lena B. Johnson administratrix. Hearing set for December 22, 1939 at 10:00 A.M. Dated November 29, 1939.
In Polk County Nebraska the State of Nebraska seeks probate of the last will of Elizabeth S. Kinsman deceased and appointment of A R Miller as executor. A hearing is scheduled for December 29 1939 at 10 AM. Dated December 4 1939 with notices December 7 14 21.
By order of the Clerk of the District Court of the 5th Judicial District Polk County Nebraska The Grand Lodge Song of Herman in Nebraska sues Oswald J Kropatch et al The sheriff will sell at public auction January 3 1940 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Osceola courthouse The NW quarter of Section 2 Township 15 North Range 2 West and the south half of the southwest quarter of Section 35 Township 16 North Range 2 West reserved to real estate description Dec 28 1939 GUNNARD PETERSON Sheriff Mayer Mayer Attys Grand Island Nebraska published Nov 30 Dec 7 14 21 28
Catherine B. Walker executrix of Claude C. Walker deceased announces a license to sell real estate in York County Nebraska. On December 15 1939 at 10 am at Osceola courthouse south front door the executrix will offer for sale for cash an undivided one third interest in the east half of the southwest quarter section 36 township 13 range 3 west Polk County. 15 percent down with balance on confirmation. Sale open one hour.
An approximate 1940 bid request lists needed items for Polk County including loose leaf 700 page record books, Byr on Weston ledgers, 1940 tax lists bound flat opening, 10 000 tax receipts, 6 000 motor vehicle receipts and related padded post binders.
Polk County Nebraska invites sealed bids for books blanks stationery and office forms to satisfy county needs. Bid must include a $100 bond or certified check, submit by January 1 1940 from Osceola with John I Anderson as County Clerk.
The West Side News reports the Swede Home church Junior and Senior Choir will present Prepare Ye the Advent candlelight service on Sunday December 10. The organ recital starts at 4 15 PM with the program at 4 30 PM. Sixty eight choir members participate and latecomers are asked to use the east side church entrance.
St Andrews residents hosted family dinners at Bellwood with Johnson Meister and others. Rev Mattie delivered organ for choir practice in Hastings. Students at Dist 63 shared Thanksgiving at the schoolhouse and visited the Kuenzli Museum. Local families hosted relatives from Columbus Spalding and Omaha. Eller's Hall entertainment raised 65 dollars.
The Lincoln Journal promotes affordable rates with four dollars a year by mail and twelve cents weekly by carrier. It emphasizes savings as times are tight, noting price advantages over other Nebraska dailies and Sundays while the Bee News suspension leaves limited competition.
Late afternoon papers compare values with Lincoln Journal offering Sunday inclusion. By mail in Nebraska and northern Kansas three months daily 1.25 with Sunday 2.00 a year daily 4.00 with Sunday 7.00. By carrier 12c weekly for daily 10c weekly for Sunday 20c daily and Sunday. Journal seeks carriers across many towns.
Receipts of cattle at Omaha Monday totaled 11 000 head with prices holding steady across grades. Light steers and yearlings edged higher while heavy and half fat steers moved slowly. Top cattle sold near 10 75 dollars. corn fed steer and feeder categories ranged from about 6 to 10 dollars with varying quality figures.
Receipts at Omaha Monday reached 12 000 hogs as opening prices eased to 5.25 5.40 for light butcher weights and 5.25 and lower for heavy and mixed lots. Sows moved in a $4.40 to $4.60 spread while trading slowed at the day’s end.
Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha Monday were 6,300 head as fat lamb prices fell by 25 cents per hundredweight. Trade showed uneven demand with buyers cautious on进.
Clarence Austin operates as an auctioneer specializing in farm sales from Stromsburg Nebraska with contact via phone 3411. The card presents a local classified notice style service listing.
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