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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1974
Page
2
The Homesteader began in Osceola in August 1872 under H. T. Arnold. It entered as a second class matter at the post office. Sandra S. Walgren is editor. Subscription is $6 yearly in state and $7.50 out of state, 15¢ single copy. Sustaining Mambai and National Editorial Association are listed. Quote attributed to Edmund Burke.
Notice to subscribers renewing subscriptions and creditors with statements of rates and deadlines. Includes estate notices for Julius E. Johnson and Lulu Hendrickson, probate hearings in Polk County Nebraska, and a foreign will probate for Barbara Ann Monson with administrator appointment set for January 7, 1975.
Osceola Nebraska December 3 1974 county board approves claims for General State Road and other funds. Claims include Beatrice State Home charges Richard Anderson and others for school expenses travel and radio dispatch services with totals listed and approved by roll call.
The November financials list payments to Nebr. Tractor and Equipment Parkview Standard Fuel and other vendors totaling several thousand dollars. Officials noted payrolls, board member expenses and insurances, with a bond for Louise S. Timm County Treasurer approved. The board adjourned to meet again December 17, 1974, at noon.
A long list of warranty deeds records transfers of parcels among numerous individuals and couples in Osceola Shelby Stromsburg and Polk area towns. Transactions include halves thirds and undivided interests across blocks and additions in Smiths and Nordbergs additions to Osceola and Stromsburg plus Leard and Tarble additions in Shelby and Polk townships.
Agnes Timm hosts social items at the Social Center with guests at birthdays and parties. The list includes visits among families in Polk, York, and nearby towns. The notices also record quitclaim deeds and property transfers in the Polk County area, listing multiple parcels and grantees.
Mr and Mrs Calmer Herrmann joined coffee guests Friday evening after the game at Harold Nelson home Mrs Walden Jones attended a Christmas party Monday at Roy Coffins. The Schott Augustine Augustine Don Augustine Rezni cek and Chad enjoyed supper in a Columbus cafe Sunday for Mrs Leonard Augustine birthday
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