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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
8
The Ford six brake system provides quick silent braking with full shoe contact on the drum when the pedal is pressed. It reduces screeching and offers unusually quiet operation and easy adjustment for drivers.
Miss Mabel Heffelbower hosted friends for Edgar Heffelbower before his departure for Missouri. Polk County farmers journeyed to Oklahoma, aiming for Addington. Guy Lovell under pneumonia care. A. O. Monson and Co. received spring goods. Spokane visitors report Osceola folks forming a Spokane-Winatcha connection with plans for a several weeks trip.
A garden toad becomes a symbol of luck and labor, living on around the clock and feeding on a wide range of pests. Its constant eating is described as a form of devotion, ensuring bitter vegetables and richer grass as it consumes insects. The toad's appetite is legendary, capable of handling many pests each day.
Australian scientist Prof. Sir Edgeworth David drew a picture of life 60 million years ago from fossils found in Mount Lofty rocks in South Australia. The colorful marine fauna, likely spanning a million square miles of ancient Australia, includes sandworms and relatives of crayfish and shrimps with horned shells.
Osceola January 1929 board meeting appoints Lillian Timm deputy clerk and O A Watkins road overseer for District No 2. Tax adjustments and numerous claims across county funds listed. probate notices set for February hearings. 1929 expense estimates released with allocations for general, bridge, road, soldiers relief, and other funds.
The six features a larger L head engine, balanced crankshaft, Harmonic Balancer, and four wheel internal brakes. It offers big car performance and speed while remaining within most buyers reach. The design aims to meet progressive American demand with gear to match high style and value.
Clarence W. Anderson named administrator of the estate with a hearing scheduled for February 26, 1929 at 10:00 A.M. Date of notice January 28, 1929.
Polk Nebraska district court orders Harold Gustafson as administrator to sell the west half of section 31 township 15 range 2 west of the 6th p m to pay debts of the Olof Gustafson estate. Hearing set February 18, 1929 at 11 a m in Seward. Notice to interested parties via publication in Oscellna Record for four weeks.
Polk County Nebraska invites bids by noon February 19 1929 for labor to erect concrete culverts bridges and approaches in the 1929 program. Bids require a 500 dollar certified check payable to the Polk County Clerk to secure contract entry and bonds as required by law.
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