Notice to Creditors and Probate in Polk County Nebraska
Public notices announce probate actions in Polk County Nebraska. Creditors must file claims by May 8, 1969 with hearing May 9, 1969. Hearings set for February 12 1969 and February 14 1968 for estates of Hazel Brown Burns and D Ball with executors named in Osceola.
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Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
County Court
Michael C
Reisdorf
Eldon
R. Johnson
Hazel Brown Burns
M. A. Mills, Jr
Eldon R. Johnson
Guy F. Ball
Ani Decenete
D. Ball
Nebras
County Board Proceedings Elect Officers and Adopts Salaries
Polk County Nebraska board meets to elect Vice Chairman Carl R H Johnson and set annual salaries including custodian 275 monthly assistant 100 monthly road workers 400 monthly labor 1.75 hourly deputy salaries 17.50 daily and several deputy roles. They designate county newspapers for notices and approve a natural gas contract with Central Telephone Utilities. The session adjourns to January 21 1969 with warrants audited and tax exempt status granted for American Legion Post 296.
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Nebraska
Flodman
Johnson
Central Telephone & Utilities Corporation
Osceola
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
General Fund General Fund
Central Telephone & Utilities Core Bas
Ccesenee
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Omaha Femina Company
Csceesnee
Osceola Insurance Agency
Xerox Corporation
York General Hospital
Bush’s Drug Store
Shelby Sum
University of Nebraska, Watts Service
First National
Foe
Robert J. Cermak
Farmers Union Coop Oil Ass‘n., Polk
Hamilton County
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Ion Bus Service
K-C
Mobil Oil Corporation
Rexford Peterson
Island Supply Cain
The
Island Supply Welding Co
Vick J
Eaton Metal ‘Products ‘Corp
Sada Ee Pens Oneee
Lineal ‘Equipment Co
Ame Eamponent Co
Ay Supply
Wannabes Wyman Electric
Louise S. Timm, Co. Treas
Social Security
Husker Steel
Eaton Metal Products Corps Husker Steel
Overland Sand & Gravel
Overland Sand &Gravel
American Legion Post No
Shelby
Hoover's Succession and the FBI Future under Nixon
The piece examines J. Edgar Hoover's pending tenure as FBI director, the likelihood of his successor coming from within the FBI, and the political hurdles a future appointee would face with a Senate controlled by Democrats and a Republican president. It notes Hoover's long tenure, his influence, and debates over reform versus maintaining the agency's independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Nixon
FBI
J. Edgar’ Hoover
Kent
Hoover
Rema
Efficit
John N. Mitchell
White House
White ‘ House
Senate
Supreme Court
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther King
Proper Grazing Use in Rangeland Management
Proper grazing use limits foliage removal to protect root growth and forage yield. It preserves soil cover, enhances water absorption, reduces runoff, and sustains soil organic content. Overgrazing harms grasses, especially in drought or late fall, weakening plants and increasing vulnerability to cold and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soneiser
Hr Dawe
Notice to Subscribers Renewal Rates and Policy
Notice explains expired subscriptions marked by a red cross and urges renewal. It lists prices for durations, single copies, and advertising rates, plus a card of thanks and obituary poetry charges. Nebraska annual subscription set at 4.00 dollars. other areas 5.00 dollars.
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Nebraska
Bert Gissler Honored by National Fidelity Life
Bert Gissler named among leaders in Life and Health Insurance for 1968 by National Fidelity Life Insurance Company. He earned The President's Honor Staff and The President's Round Table, and repeatedly qualified for The National Quality Award and National Sales Achievement Awards. Bert and Velma will attend the President's Roundtable Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Ilombany
Bert Gissler
National Fidelity Life“ Insurance Company
Bert
National Association of Life Underwriters
Velma
Honolulu
Hawaii
Help He's Psycho Workshop At Hastings State Hospital
Mrs. Ceva Carlson leads a two day workshop at Hastings State Hospital with Law Enforcement and District Court clerks from across Nebraska. The program is sponsored by the Nebraska Police Officers Association and the Nebraska Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceva Carlson
Hastings State Hospital
Nebraska Police Officers Association
Nebraska Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association
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H. T. Arnold
Nancy Norton
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association
Edmund Burke
Official Proceedings of
Board of Commissioners
Carl R. H. Johnson
Ingalls
Shelby Sun
Osceola Record
Headlight
Police Progress
J. Homer Ingalls
Dale Frizzell
Grace Childrens’ Home
Pegeains
Polk Progress
Louise
Timm
Treas
Bernt
Central Telephone & Wiles Corp
BAS
William
Sarah
George Bender
U.S. A
Fetraech
PTA Se Pe Aestreac
Gissler
Osceola News
Tom Hofbauer
Jim Anderly
Valparaiso
Esther Brown
Stromsburg
John DeLand
Culver City
California
DeLand
Mervin ‘Ransom, Sr
Wm. McCarthy
Seward
Greg Ransoms
Nelson
Laver Miler
Fullerton
Gaga
Hera
A.F.T
the Bradfield
Belanois Pie
Af.t
Aetreniis
RCA
Rae Hi Oy Pice
Uj Ee
Wena
Ares
RCA Solid
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