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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
8
Daily roundup mentions numerous residents visiting Osceola and Lincoln, illness and recovery updates, a skating rink plan, a big upcoming sale, a revival meeting, and a serious child burn incident. Several travels between Rising City, Osceola, David City, and Omaha are noted alongside parish and community events.
The Hudson Super Six proves dominance with 100 miles in 80 min 21.4 sec at 74.87 mph and other top speeds at Sheepshead Bay Speedway under AAA. Tests show 1350 miles at top capacity and no wear, highlighting 80 percent efficiency gains and reduced vibration, with a 29.4 hp legal rating yet 76 hp output.
In district court Judge Corcoran presiding several cases were disposed. Susie M. Arends was awarded a divorce from Matt Arends. Bank of Polk County settled out of court against Norman R. Lindburg with notes paid. Sult brought promissory notes by Lindburg and sureties to Darlington Irrigation Co., purchased by the bank. Ira Harbert sued John Benda for slander damages. settled out of court with $200 paid. Additional items note school events, teaching notes, and upcoming Osceola school activities amid superintendent meetings and tax class work.
Having quit farming I will sell a clean sale at my place two miles east of Osceola four miles west and one mile south of Shelby on Tuesday February 15 at 10 o clock. Head of horses and mules cattle hogs farm machinery and miscellaneous items listed with weights ages and counts. Terms under $10 cash over that amount 10 months time with 8 percent interest. A Van Hoosen owner.
The vendor plans a public sale at the farm 14 miles northwest of Osceola on Wednesday February 13 at 10 a.m. Auction items include horses mules cattle hogs chickens farming gear and household furniture with payments by cash under 25 and bankable notes for larger sums. Also notes the Pleasant Corner Farmers Union event with a debate on President Wilson’s preparedness plan and social hour.
Final account and petition for final settlement and distribution discharge filed in the estate of Crest Boden deceased. Hearing set before the Poli County Court on February 26, 1918 at 2:00 PM. Executor Carl Gustaf Boden invites interested persons to appear and contest. Dated February 1948. (Seal) Fr. OH Ball, County Judge.
Auctioneer offers to settle a sale by auction with reasonable terms and asks for prompt listing of open dates. Mentions Tilden Prone and AY property and Benedict in Neb.
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