Seventeen-Year-Old Girl Injured in corn wagon accident north of Osceola
A seventeen year old girl, daughter of August Holtz, was badly hurt when a team pulling a corn wagon ran down a hill and the rear wheel crushed her body just below the shoulder. The accident occurred Wednesday morning as she and a younger sister hauled corn to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Holtz
Osceola
Win. Heywood
Heywood Dramatic Company
Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Conkling
Gov. Day
Knox Pbond
Miss Warkling
Mgr
A. I. Conkling
Day
Butler County
N. Elledge
Ieman
Arnold Grausspickluns
A Beltzer
Lincoln
Beltzer
Bryan
Beulah
Mabel Hoffer
Herwatt Heinemeyer
Fairview Parsonage
Bireh
Charles Heinemeyer
Getting Up Nights Is Nature's Danger Signal
Reverend W H Mitchell of Columbus Ohio reports his wife was relieved of a serious bladder irritation using Lith fifedl Bechu seller Formula. He says the tablets act on the bladder like Epsom salts on bowels and relieve the irritation causing getting up nights. Sold at Crouse-Tex for 2c each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Columbus
Onio
Crouse-Tex
Card of Thanks from the Mickey Family
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to those who offered sympathy and help after a sorrowful time from Mrs. Lee Mickey and her children.
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Pathy
Lee Mickey
80 Acre Improved Farmland Near Osceola
For sale 80 acres of improved land five miles from Osceola. Contact Mark Timm for details and arrangements.
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Osceola
Mark Timm
Polk County Commissioners hold first 1929 meeting
Osceola Nebraska January 8 1929 Polk County Board of Commissioners organizes for 1929 elects C Edwin Johnson as chair and Lee Campbell as highway commissioner. Sets 1929 wages and appoints county physician and health Berard members. Posts bids for county concrete bridge. designates papers publishing proceedings. Resolutions govern snow removal oversight and county depository qualifications.
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Osceola
Nebraka
Board of County Commissioners
C. Edwin Johnson
Lee Campbell
F. T Bennett
J. W. Fillman
F. T. Bennett
R. Anderson
Stromsboro
Soltiers’ Relief Commission
L. M. Shaw
Berard For Health
Polk County Democrat
Stromsburg
Shelby Sun
Osceola Record
Polk Progress
Nebr
Polk County
Nebraska
Adolph Kresha
Valley
Andrew Moyrberg
County records show road fund disbursements and ledger balances
The board adjourned to January 14 to audit fee books and accounts of county officers. Listed are payments to firms including Wickberg Auto Co and various individuals for dragging and labor, with multiple entries across road districts and fund accounts. County Clerk J W Fillman presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Chemical Co
Farmers Union Co-Op
Lasoline
Louis Triba
Indse
T B Herd Grain Co
Same
Wickberg Auto Co
Skinner
Sande Manhattan
Ryan
Ua Thoren & Comase
Roystrom Company
H Garman
Rex S Brighem
Beb
Reyneld Caylen Same
John Grstrive
Elmer S Velo
Arthur Sehnale
Gust Falk Reme
Fyfe Mwa
Williams
Poul Rosenberry
J W Johnson
Howard Adams
J Herrmann
Chase& Walgran
Wrank Scholz
Oscar Semember
Mugene Thelen
J F Johnson Same
L Thomas Same
Henry Chase Same
Anton Heimer Same
Geo
Anderson Same
Hugh Johnston Same
Ora Bond
Cl Lee
Widga Bal
George Island
Wesley Chapel Club to Meet with Mrs Mary Dunn
Wesley Chapel Club will meet with Mrs Mary Dunn on January 24. Grandfather and Grandmother Bell and the Wm Bell family with Mr and Mrs Frank Atkinson of Albion were weekend guests of the Harry Hayhurst family. The Church Aid met at Hayhurst with strong attendance. Misses Leena Nantes and Mildred Richmond returned home for their uncle’s funeral. Jed and Alvin Merrick sold hogs by truck to South Omaha. Guests of Mrs Wim Hanskew included Sr and Mrs Jack Moberg of Stromsburg and Adam Ratke family visiting Cernys. Maine Treadway visited grandparents in Shelby.
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Wesley Chapel Club
Mary Dunn
Bell
Wm. Bell
Frank Atkinson
Albion
Harry Hayhurst
Va Negly
Wyoming
Ira Harbert
Rising City
Irene Timin
Church Aid
Leena Nantes
Mildred Richmond
Wim. Hanskew
Jack Moberg
Stromsburg
Adam Ratke and Son
Big Springs
Nebr
Cerny’s
Mlaine Treadway
Shelby
Pranks Endanger Russian Zoo Animal Dies At Zoo
Youthful misconduct in a Russian zoo led to a $15,000 elephant dying after being fed bread containing hidden items. An ostrich swallowed a leather glove and a rubber fish was found in a lion’s stomach. Public anger rose and guards around the enclosure were doubled.
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Omischievous Bolsheviki
Raro
Whale Skeleton Unearthed in Sweden Near Halmstad
Workmen digging a ditch near the seashore at Kistinge uncover a gigantic Greenland whale skeleton estimated to be 5 000 years old. A 13 foot jaw bone has been found and argeologist experts date the creature to the end of the Ice Age about 5 000 years ago.
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Greenland
Kistinge
Halmstad
Sweden
Kansas City Star
The Hindu View of Life Cited By S Radhakrishnan
East Indian View discusses how stricter female morality is a compliment to women as it shows natural superiority. It argues modern women lose self respect by imitating men becoming masculine and mechanical, with adventurous pursuits clashing with inner nature.
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S. Radhakrishnan
Nebraska Polk County budgets 1929 approved by board
The Polk County Board of County Commissioners in Osceola Nebraska during the January 1929 session approved expense estimates for the year 1929. Items include General Fund 40000.09 Special Bridge Fund 50000.90 General District Fund 45000.00 Soldiers Relief 500.00 Mothers Pension 4000.00 Court House Interest 12000.90 Agricultural Society 3000.00. Certification by County Clerk J W Fillman and official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Campbell
County General Fund
Nebraska Light & Power Co. Power and Light
Shaw M
Shaw M. D
Sanary Co
Stromsburg
Osceola Dry Goods Co Poor Farm
Cummings & Mitler
Norton
Omaha Printing Company
VanDorn & Carlson
J Emil Crouse-Texbrug Co
Fumigatine
State of
Nebraska
County of Polk
Sss
Board of County Commissioners
Park Camnir
General Riscad
Soldiers Relief Fund
Mother’s Pension
Court House
Agricultural Society
Osceola
Polkess
J. J. W. Fillman
Board of
County Commissioners
Pelk County
Polk
Polk County
Kidder
Chevrolet’s Six Cylinder Engine Pioneered for Power and Smoothness
Years ago Chevrolet designed and built its first six cylinder motor to meet rising demand for greater reserve power faster get-away and especially smooth quiet performance. Engineers believed the six cylinder is the most perfectly balanced power plant.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Balloon Weil Stored for Atlantic Flight
The Detroit News recalls a Brooklin launch on October 6 involving balloon Weil attempted Atlantic crossing. Supplies and equipment included water barrels, hard bread, canned meats, champagne, rations, pigeons, candy, molasses, honey, pickles, and various personal items. The craft descended before reaching Europe.
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Atlantic
Washington
HH. Donaldson
George Asheton Lunt
Alfred Ford
Brooklin
Europe
NTR
Statue of Freedom on National Capitol
The bronze figure atop the Capitol dome in Washington represents liberty not an American Indian. Weighing 14,900 pounds and 19 1/2 feet high, it was modeled in Rome by Thomas Crawford in 1855 from plans adopted in 1910 by Senator Jefferson Davis. It arrived and was placed December 2, 1863, bearing the motto Pluribus Unum on a globe.
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National Capitol
Washington
Rome
Italy
Thomas Crawford
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Crawford
Armed Liberty
Staatue
Breedon
Doeremboer 2
Talent Wasted Dorothea McNzyle Seeks Movie Breakthrough
Dorothea McNzyle pursues a career in film amid many hopefuls, facing long waits and stiff competition. She uses charm and patience, hoping to secure a movie role despite repeated setbacks and an awkward encounter with an usher at the venue.
Salvage Drive Turns Junk Into Railroad Profit
Popular Mechanics notes profitable salvaging by railroads turning old metal roofing, containers, and junk into new buckets cups and articles. Old broom launches become staff flags and canvas into locomotive curtains and aprons. Thrift practices save hundreds of thousands annually per the American Railway Association.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
American Railway Association
Insurance with Mark Timm for auto and fire coverage
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Mark Timm
Estate of Mary Reiner seeks license to sell property
In Polk County Nebraska the administrator Phil B Campbell petitions for license to sell Lot 10 in Block 11 Smiths Fifth Addition Osceola to pay debts, noting no personal property exists. Hearing before Judge Harry D Landis set for January 4 1929.
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Harold Gustafson
Olof Gus- Order Tafson
Olof Gustafson
Polk County
Nebraska
District Court Room
Seward
Osceola
Harry D Landis
Harry D. Landis
Poli County
Phil B. Cambell
Osceola Record
Polk
District Court
Mary Reiner
Phil B. Campbell
Smith
Alveretta L. Moore
William J. Moore
Alveretta L Moore
Chelan County
Washington
Wlliam J. Moore
George Moore
John E. Moore
Said
W.W. W. Norton
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W. EH. Mitchell
N. Park
O. K
J.T. Stanton
Berard of
Pel County
Asta of
Fillman County
Wesley Chapel
Jed
Alvin Merrick
Omana
Harry Holcomb
Mars
A W Thompson
J F Bates
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
Shgstore
F. Bt. Bennett Lee Campbell
Urances Nee
General Motors Proving Ground
L Lcomotive
Fisher Body Comnoration
Weil
Atlantic Flight
Dorothea McNzyle
Dorothea
The
CCACH
F.o. Minchigs
J. W. Fillman County Clerk
Mitts & Mills
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