Nebraska County Proceedings Adjournment 1913
The 1913 Polk County Board meets, approves audits and refunds, draws 60 names for juries, approves road and poor fund expenditures, and authorizes a $1000 grant to Polk County Agricultural Association for fairgrounds improvements.
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Osceola Lbr. Co
Nelson and Poor Farm
Chicago Lbr Co
Platte County
Greensilit
Geo. A. Hoagland
Raymond Cherry
Frank Cherry
O P Saint
Ll EB Lindquist
Frank A Plageman
S A
D Arbogas
Polk County Agricultural Association
Cobbeys
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Nebraska
Cobbey
Polk County
Board of County
B. Knerr
Chr
G. E. Samuelson
Adam Herrmann
Clarence Miller
Osceola Hdw Co
B Kunerr
E Samuelson
Draiyzge Fund
E Knerr
Fr. M, Leibee
Regular teachers' examination dates set
The next regular teachers examination will be held at the county courthouse on Friday January 17 and Saturday January 18 1913. Amelia Rasmussen County Superintendent.
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County Court House
Amelia Rasmussen
Local Farmer Reports Pigs and Roosters Sale
A Polk County farmer lists Duroc Jersey boars including Gold Dust Chief Crim son Pride Crimson Chitwood and Uneecha King along with Barred Plymouth Rock roosters. Contact Gus Johnson Jr. for details and phone F 11.
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Gold Dust Chief
Crimson Pride
Plymouth Rock
Gus Johnson Jr
Law firm Mills Mille & Beebe dissolved after retirement
Notice announces the dissolution of Mills, Mille & Beebe by M. A. Mills retirement. Business will be conducted by Frank D. Mills and Harvey C. Beebe under the firm name Mille & Beebe, dated December 31, 1912.
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Mills, Mille & Beebe
M. A. Mills
Frank D. Mills
Harvey C. Beebe
Mille & Beebe
Frank BD. Mills
Geese His Favorite
Gerrald the five year old son of a hotel proprietor visited a country farm with his nurse. On returning home he says his favorite people were the geese because they eat a little talk a little and bow to you.
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Gerrald
Ao Hotel
Ingenious Defense Wins Farmer Milk Case
The defense claimed the deficiency came from Heaven and cows fed on wet grass and rain during Ball’s churn ride. Magistrates dismissed the summons marking an unusual verdict in a rural adulterated milk dispute.
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Ball
Mightier Than Armise Wdens Go Booming Through
Fragmentary text describes booming sounds and thoughts amid a scene with potential warlike imagery. No clear人物, place, or event is identifiable from the mottled OCR.
Auction at old Dugan farm near Osceola and Shelby
A public sale set for Tuesday January 21 1913 begins at 10 AM listing 17 horses 8 milk cows 6 hogs and extensive farm machinery including McCormick mower hay rake drill planter cultivators plows wagons and harnesses. Terms: cash under 10 dollars and credit on bankable notes for larger amounts at 8 percent interest. Stand reserved. S. A. Snider Clerk Ware Hayhurst Auditors.
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McCormick
Orvington
S. A. Snider
Ware & Hayhurst
Auds
Father, Daughter Debate Love Denial Sparks Clash
A terse elderly father confronts a penniless suitor over his daughter's marriage choice. The youth claims affection while the father insists he will deny any possible husband. Their exchange reveals a stark clash over autonomy and means.
She Knew Mean Things Girls Say to Each Other
A dialogue reveals how girls exchange sharp remarks about one another. She claims others speak behind her back and she would respond similarly if her peers were listening. The exchange exposes social tension and perception within a group.
Imprisoned Tailor Strikes For Principles In Australia
A prisoner in Fremantle prison, a tailor by trade, refused to work on the ground arguing it contradicted his trade unionist principles. He sent a letter to the tailors' union noting his stance and impending actions. The report highlights a Gilbertian style strike in Australia and the prison context.
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Fermantle
Anton
Mody
Notice of Referee Sale of Polk County Land
Referee A F Nuquist sells under the District Court order issued December 31 1912 in Polk County Nebraska. The SW quarter of Section 2 Township 14 Range 1 West will be sold February 3 1913 at 2 PM at the south front door of Osceola courthouse for cash. The sale may be in parcel or whole and remains open one hour. Mills Milly & Beebe Attorneys.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Susie M. Paisley
Frank Paisley
Notice to settle debts at Palace Meat Market
All parties knowing themselves in debt to the Palace Meat Market are requested to call and settle. H. P. Clausen & Co.
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Palace
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Said County
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