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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
2
The Osceola publication notes its origin as The Homestander started in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold and lists editor Sandra S. Walgren. It details postal status, subscription rates, and affiliations with national press bodies, ending with a famous quote about combating evil.
A newspaper page lists subscription renewals and a series of Polk County Nebraska legal notices. Executors and guardians seek final settlements and distributions for estates including Annie Inness and Maud L Carlson. hearings set for March 1975. Various probate and conservatorship actions name administrators and dates for claims.
Ordinances 320 and 321 authorize the Osceola City Council to sell to School District No. 19, Polk County, nonutility parcels for $1 each and deliver deeds after notice. A Tillman Joy sale is also authorized for six lots in Block 3 with buyer paying all expenses, with remonstrance provisions under Section 17-503, Nebraska statutes.
Ordinance No. 322 vacates alley segments in Smiths Fifth Addition Osceola Polk County Nebraska between Ohio and Mickey Streets and between Lots 7 and 8 Block 5 for ten years unused. Mayor to appoint three disinterested freeholders to determine damages and issue deed upon sale terms. Passed February 6 1975.
Osceola City votes to vacate a city alley with damages to be assessed and paid to adjacent property owners within ten days. An ordinance establishes and fixes a water rate tariff for business and non business users effective April 1 1975 with quarterly billing and a $3 reconnect fee.
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