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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
2
Begun as The Homestander August 1872 by H T Arnold. Osceola post office 2nd class matter. Editor Sandra S Walgren. Subscriptions six dollars in state seven fifty out of state. Fifteen cents single copy. National Ad Rep Ameri
Polk County Nebraska notices and tax claims list final statements and hearings for estates of Monson Reed Georgeau Bush Schipperet and others with final reports and hearings set through February 1975 including a planning meeting notice and county board actions at Osceola City Hall January 21 1975.
County Board approves Virgil Bugbee as Acting County Superintendent of Schools and an agreement with Merrick County to maintain 2 1/2 miles of roads. A list of fines for hunting and traffic offenses follows, with numerous cases and small claims noted. Marriage licenses issued include Westring Richards and Erickson Sundberg.
State by state docket lists multiple speeding tickets and infractions. Defendants include Joseph A. Kresha Osceola and Maurice Lindburg Jr Stromsburg with fines from 10 dollars to 25 dollars. Additional cases involve loaded shotgun on public highway, minor in possession, reckless driving and driving under the influence with license suspension.
Girls may submit applications by January 31 to seek the Nebraska Soybean Princess title. Dr. Gary Peterson of the University of Nebraska Agronomy Club says the contest is co sponsored by the club and the Nebraska Soybean Association. The event will take place during the association’s annual meeting February 25 at the Holiday Inn in Columbus.
District Court records show Willis D. Waller vs Linda D. Waller seeking dissolution of marriage. The filing marks the formal start of the divorce proceeding between the spouses in the jurisdiction.
A contestant must be the daughter of a soybean grower or someone employed in a soybean related industry. She must be 18 to 25 years old as of July 1, a single high school graduate. Judging will consider appearance public speaking ability familiarity with the soybean industry and knowledge of food and nutrition.
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