Lincoln Star Urges Bonds On Bryan If He Attends National Convention
The Lincoln Star contemplates if Mr. Bryan should attend the St Louis Democratic National Convention as Nebraska's at large delegate and argues for conditions on his pledge to carry out the state mandate. It questions Bryan’s hostility to bonds and notes the political clash within Nebraska's Bryan faction and potential platform issues for Wilson.
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Lincoln Star
Bryan
St. Louis
Nebraska
Wilson
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
Charlie
Berge
Brother Charlie
Bryan Democracy
Morehead
Robert G. Ross
Lexington
W'Iso
Willie
Lincoln Daily Star
Star
By Stander Reflects On Community Balance And Caps
The bystander laments balancing a community and notes lopsided figures, mentions weights of people, a budding commercial club, and a few local personalities. He recalls Fred Green and families like Whites, Greens, Browns, and others while weaving in fox fur caps as a hopeful symbol. The piece closes with an auction notice listing livestock and farm gear under terms.
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U. P
Fred Green
Fred
Earth
Jake Amacher
Esquimaux
Nate Elledge
Nate
Ford Chenoweth
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Christofferson
Lewis Timm homestead sale near Osceola and Silver Creek
On February 19 1916 the Lewis Timm homestead of 160 acres with improvements near Osceola eight miles northwest and six miles southeast of Silver Creek will be offered at auction. C H Timm representing heirs will meet bidders February 16 at Mills and Beebe law office. Heirs reserve right to reject any bids. Co H Timm Eustis Nebraska.
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Lewis Timm
Osceola
Silver Creek
C. H. Timm
Mills & Beebe
Public sale on Strack farm near Osceola
Edw Strack farm at 844 north of Osceola to be sold Monday March 6 includes 10 head horses 17 head cattle 19 pigs 20 tons baled hay 6% tons loose hay one Velie 440 H P 6 passenger automobile farm machinery and miscellaneous items J C Strack owner Oliver Westberg auctioneer S A Snider clerk
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Strack Farm
Osceola
Massive farm sale listed for Osceola and Shelby area
Two farm sales announced with multiple lots of horses cattle hogs and machinery. Auctions held February 15 and February 17 at 10 A M with terms cash under 10 and credit notes up to 10 months 8 percent interest. Ware Hayhurst and S A Snidey act as auctioneers and clerks.
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McCormick
International
H. P
Public Sale of Farm Near Osceola Event
A farmer announces a public sale 14 miles northwest of Osceola on Wednesday February 16 at 10 a.m. The lot includes 21 head of horses and mules a team of blacks aged 5 and 7 weighing about 3000 pounds a team of males 5 years old weighing 2800 a mare smooth mouth about 1000 a 2 year old filly weighing 1200 a 5 year old gelding weighing 1200 and a 4 year old gelding.
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Osceola
Shelby
Executor Seeks Final Settlement in Boden Estate
In the Polk County Nebraska County Court the estate of Crest Boden, Deceased, files a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution. Executor Carl Gustaf Boden sets hearing for February 26, 1916 at 2:00 PM to contest the matter. Judge F H Ball signs the notice.
Osceola Sheriff’s Sale on Osceola real estate
A decree from Polk County Nebraska court orders the sale of parcels in Osceola to satisfy a 6786.11 dollar judgment for Osceola Bank against Joseph N. and Etta J. Gubser. The property includes Lots 11 and 12 in Block 11 and part of Lots 5, 8, and 9 in Block 8 East Addition. Sale set for March 10, 1916 at 2 PM in front of the Osceola County Court House.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Poli County
Osceola Bank
Joseph N. Gubser
Etta J. Gubser
Osceola
Sheriff notices page item from Osceola Neb dated February 8 1916
The document records a sheriff filing from Osceola Nebraska dated February 8 1916. It names Sheriff David S Potter as the county official and cites King Bittner Campbell as Plaintiff's Attorneys in a legal action.
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David S. Potter
Said County
King, Bittner & Campbell
Estate of Lars Larson Deceased Nebraska Notice
The Executrix has filed a final account and report of administration and a petition for final settlement and distribution discharge. The hearing is set before the court on February 29, 1916 at 10:00 A.M. Contest may be made by interested parties. Dated February 4, 1916.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Lars Larson
F. H. Ball
Notice of Probate for Jane Kk Mille Estate
Nebraska notice announces a petition for probate of the last will of Jane Kk Mille and appointment of H B Campbell as executor. Hearing set for February 2, 1916 at 10:00 A M. Dated January 28, 1916.
Notice of Final Report in Gustaf Zipper Estate
In Dell County Nebraska the administratrix of the Gustaf F. Zipper estate filed a final account and petition for final settlement and for order of distribution and discharge. The hearing is set for February 21, 1916 at 1 PM before County Court. Dated January 24, 1916. (Seal) I Ball County Judge.
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Dell County
Nebraska
Gusteff Zipper
State of
Ball
Estate of Carl Pearson probate hearing set for Feb 23 1916
In the Matter of the Estate of Carl Pearson Deceased the State of Nebraska to all persons interested a petition for probate of the last Will and Testament of the deceased and for appointment of Swan S Cederburg as Executor has been filed hearing set for February 23 1916 at 9 oclock M Dated January 31 1915 Seal H Ball County Judge
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Polk County
Nebraska
Jane Kk. Mille
HB. H. Campbell
F. H. Ball
Carl Pearson
State of
Swan
Cederburg
H. Ball
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St Locke
Bill
Rhode Island
John Deere
Howard Crouse
Ware & Hayhurst
Q. EB
Mickey
H. Timm
Eustis, Neb
J.C. Strack
Oliver Westberg
S. A. Snider
Jacob Loft
Joe Karrer
Surrey
Sthode Island
J. A. van Hoosen
Auds
S. A. Snidey
Lynce Karrer
Crest Boden
Carl Gustaf Boden
Admonson Compa Wa
Eeech Amos Ly Qscipe
S J Mittens
Ersey
Ade
Quality Union Ingrain
Ingrain Zow
Dee
Mises
M. A. Pike
W. ©. Pike, Mer. Nebrasiva
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Rye Graham
Bran and
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