Notice to Contractors Osceola Central City Road Project
Sealed bids are invited by the Nebraska Department of Roads and Irrigation for Osceola Central City Federal Aid Project No 315 A4 with bids due February 20 1941 at 10 00 A M. Plans show plantings materials quantities wages bonds and requirements including 100 percent bid bond and four hundred dollar certified check. The project details specify tree and plant species along with topsoil grading and fence work. wages set by labor category. bids to be opened publicly in Lincoln Nebraska with right to waive technicalities and reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
Lincoln
Nebraska
Osceola
Central City
Grand Island
Wardner G. Scott
iShard
St. Paul-Osceola
Bis
John I. Anderson
Polk County
Herbert Lock
Merrick County
Reading of Road Federal Aid Projects and Tree List
Publicly opened and read for Road Federal Aid Projects Nos. 3154B(3) and 315B(4) Federal Aid Road. Lists tree species counts including Ulmus, Celtis, Gleditsia, Ailanthus, Fraxinus, Platanus, Juniperus, Pinus, Elaeagnus, Prunus, Rhus, and materials for planting such as topsoil, seeding, sodding, marker posts, mulch, and mulch covering. Contains quantities and contract provisions references.
Public notice of road project bids and required labor terms
Public notice announces open reading of plans for the St Paul Osceola and York Osceola Federal Aid projects FAIGS 81 1 143 E4 143 F4 and 315 B2. It lists 9650 lin ft guard rail 9568 lin ft steel band rail 52 guard posts and requires 55 percent intermediate labor. Plans available at County Clerk offices in Central City Merrick Osceola and Lincoln.
Mothers' Pensions Estimate for Polk County 1941
John I. Anderson County Clerk of Polk County Nebraska certifies the 1941 Mothers' Pensions estimate as $1500.00. The amount was approved by the County Board of Commissioners at the January 14, 1941 annual meeting. Polk County, Nebraska. February 22, 30, February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Anderson
Polk County
Nebraska
County Board of Commissioners
Auction notice for Polk County educational lands in 1941
Board of Educational Lands and Funds to lease lands at public auction on February 10 1941 at 2 PM in Osceola Nebraska. Movable improvements will be sold. Auction opens one hour. Right to redeem ends with publication. Description Sec Two Age NEY SW% 16 151. T J Sullivan Chief Clerk. January 16 23 30. Notice to nonresident and unknown defendants to Ralph Hossner and Hossner wife first real name unknown Ray Hossner and Hossner wife unknown Goldie Zitting and Zitting husband unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Polk County
Osceola
Nebraska
Board OF Educational Lands & Funds
T. J. Sullivan
Ralph Hossner
Hossner
Ray Hossner
Goldie Zitting
Zitting
Foreclosure Notice in Polk County Nebraska 1941
Bernard C. Stromberg files suit to foreclose a mortgage and quiet title on the East Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 7 Township 13 Range 3 West in Polk County Nebraska. He seeks relief with other defendants named as heirs and unknown parties, requiring answer by February 24, 1941. Counsel: R. E. Nuquist and Mills Mills. Dates January 16 23 30 February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hossner
Hossner
Neola’ Vik
Vik
Carol Hossner
Carol Hossner Roe
Richard Roe
Luella A. Hossner
Fred Hossner
Goldie Zitting
E- Sey
Polk County
Nebraska
Bernard C. Stromberg
District Court
Towit
Omaha Live Stock Prices Report January 28 1941
Receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep at Union Stock Yards Omaha show Monday totals of 9000 cattle and 10000 hogs with demand slack in eastern markets and lower values. Fat lambs rise to about 10.15 10.25 with feeders and aged sheep firmer, ewes around 60 dollars, hogs mainly 7.25 7.50 for many loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Geka
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State Capitol
Osceola-Central City
R. E. Nuquist
Mills & Mills
Jam
South Omaha
Bailey Farm
Jersey
John Deere
Rock Island Godig
Madison
John Deere Godig
Poland
China Low
Fred Case
Chas. C. Gates and
Walter Heckman
D. R. Byers
Polk
Shelby
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