Public auctions and legal notices in Polk County Neb
Notice details a 1925 court sale of land in Osceola Polk County Nebraska with terms 160 acres cash earnest money 15 percent and court confirmation on March 1 1926. Also a separate suit seeks title confirmation and partition of sections 18 14N R1W in Polk and Butler counties with life estate and two mortgages.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Harry Hennings
Alice Hennings
William Hennings
Osceola
Butler County
David J. Smith
William T. Mawher
Conte
Margaretha Pratt
Martha Mary Henderson
Margaretha Aden
Register of Deeds
Carson Auto Company Radio Department Promotion
An urban ad notes the Carson Auto Company invites visitors to their Radio Department located 1 block south of the square. It encourages entering the store even if not buying, inviting customers to come in and browse.
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Carson Auto Company
Your Teeth and the Body as a Machine
A dental health article explains how the mouth provides fuel to the body and how infections from teeth can cause serious problems like neuritis. Dr. Rea Proctor McGee advocates treating the mouth with specialized care, comparing the body to a complex machine that requires proper maintenance. The piece then shifts to anecdotes illustrating the dangers of alcohol, including drunk driving and reckless behavior, highlighting social costs and health risks.
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Rea Proctor McGee
D.D.S
M.D
Nature
Harm Done by Drinks Before Prohibition
Local WCTU offered a cash prize in ninth grade for essays on harm from alcohol before Prohibition. Miss Elvera Brown won and will send her piece to the state contest. The essay cites quarrels, talkativeness, sleepiness, and reckoning with alcohol as sources of harm. It recounts a frontier-era incident where a drunken man pursued a woman after a refused dance, illustrating dangers of excess.
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Glennville
Minnesota
Press Hall
Press
Osceola
Elvera Brown
Towa
Mars thinker surveys earth price problem with three merchants
Jazzbo visits a butcher, baker, and candlestick maker to learn why living costs rise. Each merchant blames profiteers and selfishness, citing overpriced goods and greed as causes, while one shopkeeper adjusts prices and a misdated label hints at broader economic critique.
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Jazzbo
Mars
Leiner
Kneedle
Tallonbaum
George Matthew Adams
Not Just Today A New Year Wish For The Year Ahead
A poem wishes joy happiness and cheer not only today but throughout the year. It speaks of silver threads through days and friends around the fire. It hopes for love peace certainty and songs and urges goodwill beyond New Year’s Day.
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