Notice of Executrix Sale in Polk County Nebraska
The Polk County Nebraska district court issues a notice that Elisabeth Larson, as executrix of Lars Larson deceased, will sell at public auction on December 29, 1915, the property described as Lot Seven, Block Ten Smiths Fifth Addition Osceola and an adjacent one acre in Lot Four Morrill and Nance Second Addition Osceola, subject to liens. The sale follows court order dated November 29 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States
Middle West
District Court of
Polk County
Nebraska
Migabeth Larson
Lars Larson
X Good
District Court
Tate
Osceola
Lot
Elizabeth Larson
Courci
William Jack
Isabella Evans
Alice L
Alice L Evans
Masterman
E. Hoyt
Julia
McDougall
Mess Ho
Luther EB. McDougall
Hic’ Evans
C. Wooley
Polk Cour
Aid District Court of
Harriet C. Wooley
Bartholomew Cox
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. L. A. Mickey of Polk County
Mrs. L A Mickey who died of Brights disease December 5 at her daughter Mrs Burrell Foxs home near Thayer Nebr was buried in Shelby cemetery after funeral at the Shelby M E church Rev M R Crisp spoke of her as an early Polk County pioneer active in nursing and aid to the sick She leaves six children and fifteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Mickey
Bright
Burrell Fox
Thayer
Nebr
Shelby M. E
M. R. Crisp
Shelby
Sterling
Brigp
Lydia A. Blake
Des Moines
Iowa
Geo. F. Mickey
Blake and
Mickey
Polk County
Commonwealth
Clarence W. Mickey
Nellie A. Sims
Council Bluffs
Luther B. Mickey
Henna
Mont
Oliver P. Mickey
Spring Dale
Canada
Frey V. Fox
Annie D. Clark
Basin
Town 18
Range 1
Methodist Church
Fox
M. L. Blake
Mediapolis
L. P. Blake
T. W. Blake
Osceola
Neb
W. B. McGray
Red Oak
Johnston drafts bill to curb foreign influence in American press
Wilber M. Johnston of Osceola proposes congressional action to rigidly preserve loyalty in the American press. The measure would punish any publication paid by a foreign government or its agents unless clearly labeled paid advertising, aiming to curb foreign influence amid debates on un-American activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber M. Johnston
Osceola
Congress
Johnston
United States
Bill targets foreign paid advertising in publications
The bill would require marking paid material, punish editors of publications tied to foreign governments, and expose subsidies from British, German, and other interests. It argues propaganda harms American sentiment and urges Congressional support for disclosure. Lincoln Star notes the bill’s good aim and calls for favorable action.
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New York
Lord Northcliffe
Fatherland
Washington
Lincoln Star
Guarding Old Glory shown for official sanction by army and navy
The five reel moving picture Guarding Old Glory, endorsed by Gen Wood and other officials, was screened at the War Department with Secs Daniels and Garrison praising its realism. The film portrays national defense and preparedness and will be shown to Auditorium Theatre patrons on December 15 to help citizens judge defense readiness and support for Wilson's program.
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Wood
Army
Navy
United States Army
War Department
Sec
Nay Daniels
Sec. of
War Garrison
Scott
Sec'y
Daniels
Wilson
New York
Chicago
Auditorium Theatre
Community welfare clubs and club jurisdiction concerns
A bystander testifies about community welfare clubs in towns and argues such clubs can be valuable if not overwhelmed by too many other clubs. He suggests excess clubs may raise jurisdiction questions and notes potential benefits when a suitable balance exists.
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Union Pacific
Iime
Commercial Club
Community clubs debated as solution for town welfare
The By-Stander argues for multiple clubs to handle public projects and office opportunities, suggesting more clubs could push welfare programs and keep issues like depot location and street lamps alive for discussion. He envisions clubs competing to push betterment, countering a single dominant club.
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State Street
Commercial Club
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Bennett and Strasburg
Union Pacific and
Colorado Southern
Foothills Plains
Colorado
Kansas
Bassi
Oklahoma
J. P. Heald
Reynolds
Covey & Reynolds
McPhee
Colo
H. J
Monson Rock
Oseeola, Nebraska
Sturdevant
D. D
Dr. Bell
Osceola, Neb
Btu
AN American Press
Ivor
Shoe Horns
Nail Files
Betty
POL
Polanzo
Vail
Bret
Grace
Gilbert
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