Osceola Recore Celebrates Polk County’s Oldest Paper
The Osceola Recore, Polk County’s oldest newspaper, publishes a historic look at local events. This Osceola Nebr. paper entry reflects its long-standing service since the 19th century.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
2
The Osceola Recore, Polk County’s oldest newspaper, publishes a historic look at local events. This Osceola Nebr. paper entry reflects its long-standing service since the 19th century.
Thirty years ago R M Lang and W J McGinley visited to settle business while Warren Randall shipped 1280 lbs of wool to Sioux City. Hollis Dolan welcomed twins at home. Dee Gooden won fifty dollars in gold for best corn yield per acre. Lydia Nelson married Henry Samuelson then rode for a Minnesota trip. Two decades back fire warnings urged restraint on decorations as Christmas neared. Polk County Farm Bureau met and Nebraskans excelled in stock judging.
Celebrations mark a silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wieseman with a silver dish gift. Nels Swanson, 75, dies of heart trouble near Osceola leaving a widow and two children. County officials attend a Omaha banquet where Joe Sediak wins a pasture contest and speaks on projects. Osceola Community Club to distribute new one dollar bills next week. 1700 register for the drawing. Santa Claus visits next Tuesday with treats for children. Polk County Farmers Co op and Education Union holds annual meeting with officers elected: Carl Cederberg president August P Anderson vice president A S Torell secretary treasurer. Mr and Mrs Paul Morris announce the birth of a son in Lincoln. Mrs Morris formerly Verna Klein of Osceola.
Notices announce final accounts in the Bouzek estate with hearing set for December 28 1945 and creditor claims deadlines for the Eklund estate on April 13 1946. Also an order to show cause for D R Byers guardian of William E Carter regarding a license to sell ward’s real estate in Polk County with publication required for Osceola Record.
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested parties that the Executors have filed a final account and report and petition for final settlement and heirship decree. A hearing before the county judge is set for January 4, 1946 at 10:00 A M. to contest the matters and discharge the executors. Published December 13, 20, 27, 1945.
Multiple parties are notified of a Nebraskan court action to confirm title and partition land in the southwest quarter of section 2, township 15 north range 3 west, with sale and proceeds distribution if not divisible. Also notices about W. W. Norton as administrator seeking license to sell Osceola real estate to pay debts. Court scheduled hearings and publication details.
The Omaha World-Herald advertises a December limited deal offering 25 weeks for four dollars. Braier leave or ders at this office.
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