Osceola approves gas pipeline easement to Gabels
Ordinance 252 authorizes the mayor and city council to grant a permanent underground natural gas pipeline easement to Englebert E. Gabel and Anna Gabel over Valley and Ridge Streets in Osceola Nebraska for 40 dollars. The easement must not impede public use or damage utilities and is contingent on sale notice and lack of remonstrance, effective after publication.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Englebert E. Gabel
Anna Gabel
Polk County
Valley Street
Ridge Street
Township 14
Range 2
Braska
Grant
Valley and
Ridge Streets
State of
Notice of Probate in Polk County Estate Hearing
In the County Court of Polk Nebraska a petition seeks Paulina Bernt as Administratrix of Hubert Bernt deceased. Hearing set for February 26 1957 at 2 PM in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Jan 31 1957 L M Merrick County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Hubert Bernt
State of
Paulina Bernt
Osceola
L. M. Merrick
Osceola City Caucus Nominating Meeting Called
The Citizens Party of Osceola Nebraska calls legal voters to a caucus at the Court House Community Room in Osceola for February 26 1957 after the school caucus at 7 30 p m to nominate candidates for city offices to be voted on at the reg-
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Citizen’s Party of
Osceola
Nebraska
Court House
Reg
School District 19 Osceola Caucus Nominates Board Members
The legal voters of School District No. 19 Osceola Nebraska will caucus at the high school assembly on Tuesday February 26 1957 at 7:30 p m to nominate candidates for the Board of Education for the April 2 1957 city election. Secretary Philip H Nyberg announces the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of Education
Notice of Final Report for Elias Timm Estate
The County Court of Polk County Nebraska announces that Administrator C T A has filed a final account and report and petitions for final settlement and allowance. A decree determining heirship and distribution and discharge of the administrator is set for hearing March 8 1957 at 10:00 AM. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated February 8 1957. February 14 21 28.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Elias Timm
C.T.A
L. M. Merrick
By Mail Daily Lincoln Star Offer Details
Nebraska and Northern Kansas by mail six percent weeks one dollar daily with Sunday option. Rates include latest comics, sports, market reports and wire services. Order direct or through local office.
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Daily
Lincoln Star
Morning Star
Iowa
Dick Tracy
Mary Worth
Joe Palooka
Donald Duck
Roy Rogers
Associated Press
International News Service
T. V
Nebraska
Kansas
Lancaster County
Ofice
Fairview Social News Roundup
Mrs. Cedric Fineey and Mrs. Ed Racek and baby visited the Dukes in Fairview Wednesday evening. Mrs. George Heinemeyer returned home from the hospital. Ray Norris attended Mrs. Cowgill’s funeral in Central City. Lawrence Schmid and children dined with Alfred Gossmen's family in Columbus. Curtis Bryan visited Vance Fineey. Mrs. Wm. Dake and Lottie Galus visited Ed Racek in Silver Creek while men attended an elevator meeting.
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Cedric Fineey
Ed Racek
Silver Creek
Wm. Duke
George Heinemeyer
Ray Norris
Central City
Cowgill
Lawrence Schmid
Schmid
Alfred Gossmen
Columbus
Curtis Bryan
Vance Fineey
Wm. Dake
Lottie Galus
Dale Buchta
LaVerne Dake
Lawrence Meacham
Omaha
Livestock Producers
Paxton Hotel
Robert Powers
W. O. Clark
Gothenburg
L. R. Meacham
George Geier
Osceola
Frank Madison
Dale McCormick
Ted Wyman
Roy Nelson
Producers
Jack Wilhelmy
Janea
Tommy Wyman
Jack Burger
Clarks
Walter Peterson
Emanuel Klein
Rex
John Young
Fullerton
Mabel Carter
Paula Heimbaugh
Biddie
Bonnie Imm
Floyd Frizzell and Sons
Bruce Pickett
Pickett
Oscar Imm
George Buchta
Mr. Heinemeyer
Virgil Norris
Cédric Finecy
Dollie Finecy
George Carter
Fairview Unit
Farm Bureau
Donald Schott
Robert Bryan
Gerald
Hawaii
Midway
T. M. van Austine
Duke, Heinemeyer and
Duke, Heinemeyer and Meacham
Stromsburg
Floyd Frizzell
Jim Anderson
Jack Baker
Frizzell
Tom Meacham
Robert Tooker
Darrell Atkinson
Emer Benson
Community Notes from Nearby Towns and Visits
Local residents report visits and social events across several towns. Families traveled to Omaha for a livestock producers meeting at the Paxton Hotel, hosted gatherings in homes from Gothenburg to Fullerton, hospital visits in Osceola, and birthday celebrations. many connections recur through weekends with neighbors, relatives, and club meetings.
Farm Machinery and Implements for Sale
Listing includes John Deere tractors Model A 1941 and Model B 1942 with power lift and new tires, cultivators, A-C combine, corn picker, elevator, multiple plows and disks, toe gear, manure loader, cornplanters, trailers, hay equipment, threshing gear, belt, J D mower, wagon, hammermill, shop tools, and misc equipment. Also features line items for seeders, cultivators, separators, and field implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
PTO
J.D
Kelly Ryan
Avery
J.D. Godig
IHC
Farm Livestock Sale List From Local Dairy Herds
A catalog of cattle for sale includes Holstein cows fresh 6 weeks, Guernsey cow fresh 6 weeks, Shorthorn milk cow fresh byEnla, Ann 2 Black WF heifers fresh in spring, 3 small calves, 2 Holstein heifer calves, 2 Whiteface stock cows fresh, 2 stock heifer calves by sale day, and a yearling WF bull serviceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Enla Ann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Bond
H. Jay McDonald
Gomes
Mervin Ransom
V.kuhnel
R. Wright
C. Bryan
D. Swanson
Thaury Ransom
L. Rein
Bill Kepner
H. Bubeis
Leslie Taylor
Uear
A. Mills, Jr
Osceola City Caucus
Philip H. Nyberg
Secy. Board of Education
Cars
Goodyear
Goodfyear
Bernt’s
One-Stop Service Inc
Daily Lincoln Star
Fairview News
Pharmacy
Koln-Tv
Wwow-Tv
Playhouse 90
Zook Magazine
Vivania
Zegas Compan
Aa Fey Om Ets
Bob
Merrick
HiWey
Duncan
Shelby
St. Mary’s Society
THC
Tamworth
Farrow
Henry, Swan
Grubaugh Bros
Aucts
David City
Columbus Bank
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