Polk county notes and upcoming club work in 1924
Polk residents saw visitors from Chapman Loup City Columbus and York College. Osceola and Polk boys lost to Polk on home floor but Polk won 22 to 14. gospel services at Baptist church. Edith Lindahl married Carl Steelquist. various local movements include Boys and Girls Club plans for 1924 with Miss Green and local agents. farm bureau activities announce meetings through February with motion pictures and demonstrations on poultry culling dressmaking and home crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaty
Loup City
Polk
Florence Anderson
Columbus
H. U. Rook
York College
Polk High School
Andy Lind
Omaha
Rev. Lindeberg
Kansas
Nelson
Fairmont
Lind
Archer
Fridey
Wyoming
R. H. Bottum
Maxine
Lincoln Fridey
O3oceola
Osceola
Polkites
Carl Steelquist
Wahoo
Miss Green
University Farm
Polk County
Farm Bureau
Miss Anderson
Lynn Sheldon
N. W. Gaines
Beulah
Swede
Stromsburg
J. F. Laurence
Pork
Court Room
Osco Oia
Im Polk
Nebraska
Nebrasha
Yiats
Albert F
Alderson
Stromsborge
Mies
Jus Richards
Green
J. Ef.fenner
Legislative Land Marks in the State Senate and Budget Clash
A long district essay critiques Nebraska legislature sessions, warning of blue laws and blue sky rules, budget excesses, and the cost of lawmaking. It discusses moving picture censorship bills, blue sky provisions, and the governor’s call for strict economy while exposing inflated departmental budgets and legislative spending. A sheriff sale notice follows for Polk County real estate tied to a 1920s judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
State House
Nebecode
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska Estate
The County Court of Polk Nebraska announces a petition to appoint Herbert E Brown as Administrator of the estate of Joseph Heuston deceased. Hearing set for February 25 1921 at 10 AM. Dated January 28 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heuston
Nebraska
Herbert E. Brown
Local Shelby items mix visits and events from week
Shelby notes list visitors and trips from Omaha Lincoln Columbus and York. Residents attend operations hospital stays and family gatherings. The Shelby Dramatic Club performed For the Love of Johnny in Utica with a late-night lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Mo@fung
Omaha
A. B Ladies Aid
P. J. Ball
Morgan
York
C. W. Moon
M. E. Hospital
Mickey
Lydia Addison
Shelby Hospital
Banks
Imperial
Nebraska
Island
Frank Schelesinger
Stromshburg
Hotors
Henry Nedom
Ross Gillian
Seward
Shelby
Floyd Pettys
Tom Reece
Columbus
Smith Brothers
Lumbermans
L. F. Kreizinger
Bellewood
Karl Kreizinger
Emil Zimmeron
Mrs. Freemen
Humphrey
Shelby Dramatic Club
Johnny
Utica
Conway
Markets Today and Tax Assistance Visit Noted
Markets today list Wheat Corn white Mixed Oats Butter Eggs Cream with scattered notes. The Deputy Revenue Tax Collector will be in the city on February 16 17 18 and 19 for assistance in preparing Income Tax schedules Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Nebraska lawmakers and the standing committee gatekeeper
Nebraska legislators rely on standing committees to weed bills before floor debate. The alien land bill targeting Japanese residents passed to general file after initial postponement, while a proposed law to require women on juries was killed by the Judiciary Committee. The piece notes committees save time but often fail to hatch many measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
Union
California
Senate
House
Banks of Osceola to Close February 12 for Holiday
All Banks of Osceola will close on Saturday February 12 in observance of a legal holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Osceola High Teams Roll Over Shelby in Double Basketball
Osceola H S second squad won 30 to 4 as Allen Ray starred and Melford Anderson scored 20 for the locals. Shelby offered stout defense. Osceola Girls overwhelmed Shelby 24 to 16 under girls rules. Both squads head to Stromsburg Friday for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola High Basketshooters
Allen Ray
Ing
Shelby
Melford Anderson
Osceola
Stromsburg
Notice of Sale of Fuller Variety Store Stock
In the matter of the assigned estate of Henry A Fuller notice is given of a court ordered sale by F H Ball County Judge Polk County Nebraska to David S Potter at 2 00 pm February 28 1921 at the front door of the Fuller Variety Store Osceola Nebraska. The stock of goods will be sold en masse or in parcels for best price obtainable. Dated February 7 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorriet Court
Polk County
Nebastian
District Court of
Polk Coun- Nelacke
Yan
D J Gates
Plantolo Cginst
August H. Forss
S Forss
Jacob R Lote
Delia Luft
O RE. Mickey
Jacob R. Luft
Delta Luft
Osceola
Nebraska
David S. Potter
Henry A. Fuller
F. H. Ball
Fuller Variety Store
Clear Creek Precinct Meeting Elects Officers at Ball School
About 25 men gathered Tuesday evening at the Ball school house for the Clear Creek precinct organization meeting. Will Fife was elected precinct chairman with C. D. Kinsman as secretary. Miss Anderson spoke, followed by a rapid address from Mr. Gaines. A nine pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Matchkiss, with congratulations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek
Ball School
Will Fife
C. D. Kinsman
Fife
Miss Anderson
Gaines
Clear Creek Precinct
Hubert Matchkiss
New Home Sewing Machine Demonstration Tuesday
A local notice invites the public to a sewing machine demonstration on Tuesday February 15 with the event hosted by C F Hansen Co. The listing notes a $10,000 loan on its farm mortgage by Surety Investment Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. £&. Hansen CO
Ist
Surety Investment Co
Light and Power Question Dominates Legislature
A proposed bill would classify light and power companies as common carriers placing rate regulation under the Railway Commission. Nebraska cities including Polk County towns face data gaps and uneven municipal preparation for hearings, while utilities’ attorneys push detailed figures to influence the commission. The Record notes municipalities struggle to assemble scattered data for effective presentations. Polk County women meet to discuss child welfare bills and Sheppard Towner and Smith Towner acts with a resolution urging passage sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Commission
Nebraska
Polk County
Light and Power
Reailwas Commission
M. KO
Osceola
Miss Delano
Department of the University
Thompson
Central City
3Rd District League of Women Voters
Congress
Alex Scott
M. F. Smith
J. E. Renner
Washington
Trimmer Pearl Hester Joins Hanson Style Shop
Miss Pearl Hester arrives from Chicago after millinery study and begins work at the Hanson Style Shop for the Spring season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimmer
Miss Pearl Hester
Chicago
Hanson Style
Basket Social and Program in School District No 49
A basket social and program will be held in School District No 49 on Friday evening February 18. The public is invited and ladies are asked to bring baskets for the event.
Local Businesses Close For Firemen Concert
The following Osceola area businesses will close Monday evening February 14 1921 so patrons may attend the Firemen's Concert Hassier Drug Co Matek's Cafe Crouse Tex Drug Co Reisdorff and Thomas and Dr W L Olson chiropractor located in the Ms Detweiler home On the same date Albert J Swanson offers at public auction one mile south four miles west of Osceola the home farm 12 head of horses and mules and farm machinery Bills to follow Robert Gregg visits from California with the Shraders last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Albert J. Swanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fern Myers
Chapman
J. N. Plessinger
Harry Harris
Omaha Investment Company
R. Johnson
L. Bedient
Dewey Minks
Bradshaw
Miss Moore
Ainsworth
Plessinger
John J. Anderson
Silver Creek
Legislative
Lowe
Daldas Stultistietan
Pepas
Winate Oat
Stern
Carey
Lincoln
Evers
Department of Securities
L. L. Abbott
Burlington
Colo
R. C. Miller
Earl Brazee
Becker Minn
Edith Inks
Oak Park
Dr. Inks
R. E. Vail
Meadford
Ont
Levi Cunningham
Heaven
Liberty Clark
Hassier Drug Co
Matek‘s Cafe Crouse - Tex Drug Co
Reisdorff
Thomas
W. L. Olson
Chiropractor
Ms. Detweiler Home
Robert Gregg
The
Shraders
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