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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
8
Audit of C. O. Johnson County Treasurer Polk County Nebraska covering six months ending January 7 1915. Auditors certify entries balances vouchers and credit items are correct and in proper form and footings verified. General ledger referenced.
In the county court of Polk County Nebraska a petition to appoint Katie Zipper administratrix of the estate of Gustaf Zipper, deceased, has been filed. A hearing is set for Saturday February 6, 1915 at 10 o clock A M. Dated January 15 1915. (Seal) F H Ball County Judge.
Osceola Neb January 26 1915 county commissioners meet special session as called by county clerk. All members present. They review 1914 county treasurer records and find them correct. Albert A Hult resigns as Justice Stromsburg precinct, M A Makeever appointed to fill vacancy. Makeever bond approved at 300 dollars. Discuss courthouse improvements then adjourn. Joel Hanson county clerk.
The Texas Farmers Union during its August 4 1914 Fort Worth meeting passed a resolution opposing the so called full crew bill. It argues for an efficient marketing system with ample rail service at low cost and criticizes legislation that raises industry expenses without public benefit.
Liberal cattle run with mixed demand and steady to higher sheep and lamb prices. Beef cows and heifers sold steadily while hog prices fell. total cattle and hog volumes reached notable levels as buyers sought steady figures amid quarantine effects and market softness.
Notice to creditors of Truman Sixberry deceased in County Nebraska. Claims must be filed by July 19 1915. Debts payable by February 18 1916. Hearings scheduled February 18 1915 April 19 1915 and July 19 1915 at 2 PM in County Court. Dated January 19 1915. County Judge H Ball seal.
The county fair is praised as education for farmers and entertainment for city folk. The piece lauds mechanical department exhibits and inventions like the sickle binder and cotton gin, highlighting the engineers who shaped progress and the efficiencies that ease toil.
The readable lines show a man named Peckham drinking heavily and reacting to a marked woman, with mentions of Mrs Nagget and a remark about it being excusable. The fragmentary text lacks clear context, names, dates, or location.
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