Begun as The Homesteader 1872 Nancy Norton Edster
Publication note listing founders and editors with postal details and subscription rates. Shows August 1872 origin, Osceola Nebraska post office, and Edmund Burke in pricing and contacts.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1968
Page
2
Publication note listing founders and editors with postal details and subscription rates. Shows August 1872 origin, Osceola Nebraska post office, and Edmund Burke in pricing and contacts.
Public notices include a petition for the appointment of John T. LaMunyon as administrator with a December hearing in Osceola, and a district court order of sale listing multiple tracts in Section 11 Township 14 North Range 1 and surrounding parcels to be auctioned January 7, 1908, at 2 PM, with 15 percent cash and tenants’ considerations noted. Also final account hearings for James Fisher and Clyde G. Courtney estates set for December 1968, plus creditor notices for Margaret Timm and a Polk County insurance bid call for January 1969 and school board financial items and local notices.
Congress funds 25 million for about 33 000 families to buy homes in small towns and rural areas with interest as low as 1 percent for large families. Programs administered by FHA and Farmers Home Administration enable new houses, existing homes, or rehabilitations and disaster rebuilding with up to 33 year repayment. Applications being taken at 1 700 FHA offices nationwide.
A reader from Osceola asks why the high school will not host dances while junior high events continue. She suggests using the gym, proposes fundraisers, and notes nearby towns host teen dances. The letter also mentions a California trip by the author.
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