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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1916
Page
4
The Bystander urges the Union Pacific to replace depot lights and to subdivide a steam train for Sunday motor service on the line. It argues a broader, government backed defense oriented transport plan would boost mail and baggage facilities and benefit Osceola and nearby towns.
A public sale on Tuesday March 7 1916 at 10 20 AM offers for horses cattle farm machinery tools and more from the farm location described 344 miles west and 14 miles south of Osceola and 4 miles north and 1 mile west of Stromsburg. Includes bay geldings driving mare white mare yearling filly plus fifty polled Durham cattle and equipment such as plows mowers hay rakes cultivators grinders engines wagons feed bunks harnesses carts and more. Terms: sums under 25 cash over 25 bankable notes eight months with 8 percent interest. No removal until settled. A M Monson owner auctioneers Pike and Olson. A B Nuquist clerk.
Reports indicate three spans of the Silver Creek bridge failed Thursday near Treadway. Family visitors include Dave Timm’s party near Shelby. Eddene and Lamberson sent a large shipment of hogs to Omaha last week, with Hoffmen Fredrickson spending several days there.
Polk County teachers gather at Osceola High School Auditorium on March 4 1916 with morning and afternoon sessions featuring Miss Alice M Cusack Stromsburg music and Supt O B Frazier plus Fremont College Pres Clemmons. Also notice of Lars Larson estate final account and distribution hearing set for Feb 29 1916 at 10 AM before County Judge F H Ball.
Auction sale of various properties offered by Geo Tildci at arcade Nebraska with open dates via phone 2203. H W Hoffmaster lists real estate and personal property for Benedict March 4. Local for sale includes horses hay and gray weight 2800 and mules weight 2600 with harness and wagon. inquire at office. Used hay priced at 6.00. Contact Gew A Weißemeyer phone FF 221.
The County Court of Police County Nebraska announces a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Mary L. Dimick, deceased. An executor named King has been chosen. The hearing is set for March 18, 1916, at 10:00 A.M. Dated February 1, 1916. (Seal) YH. Gall, County Judge.
Court of Pole County Nebraska holds a hearing on March 7, 1916 at 2 PM for probate of the last will and testament of Georges W. Beebe deceased and appointment of Rosa Beebe as executrix. Dated February 20, 1918. H. Ball, County Judge.
Notice to interested parties in the estate of Louise Randell, deceased, that a petition to appoint Warren Randell as administrator has been filed and set for hearing on March 1, 1916 at 10 o clock A M. Date February 19 1916. Seal IH Ball.
Final account and petition for final settlement and distribution filed for the estate of Crest Boden deceased. Executor Carl Gustaf Boden sets a hearing February 26, 1916 at 2 PM to contest or support the discharge and distribution order. Court seal appears, dated February 2, 1916.
Sheriff David Potter announces a sale of Osceola real estate to satisfy a 1916 decree in favor of Osceola Bank against Joseph N. Gubser and Etta J. Gubser. Property includes Lots 11 and 12 in Block 11 and west thirds of Lots 5 8 9 in Block 8 East Addition Osceola. Sale set for March 11 1916 at 2 pm in front of Osceola Court House.
Notice to creditors of the Miller estate in the state of Ne Ren. Claims must be filed by October 2, 1916 with payments due by March 31, 1917. Hearings to receive and adjust claims are scheduled March 1, July 1, and October 2, 1916 at 10 AM in the County Court Room. Dated February 25, 1916.
Notices announce petitions for probate of wills and appointments of executors and administratrices in the estates of John Stanczyk Harley L Olcott and others. Hearings were scheduled in March 1916 with dates set by county officials and seals of court.
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