Judge Ralph D. Brown Economic Candidate for Supreme Court
Judge Ralph D. Brown of Crete Nebraska, 45 years old, a Doane College and University of Nebraska College of Law graduate, serves a second term in the Seventh Judicial District. He has not missed a day of work, is noted for ability and impartiality, and presents himself as a hard, persistent, economical candidate for Supreme Judge.
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Crete
Doane College
College of Law
University of Nebraska
Seventh Judicial District
Supreme Judge Candidate Profile Highlights Education and Service
Raised on a farm he earned four degrees from the University of Wisconsin including Bachelor of Arts Civil Engineer Bachelor of Laws and Master of Arts. Practiced law over forty years served as state senator assistant Attorney General under President Harrison and judge of the Eighteenth Judicial District. He served in three wars as Brigadier General of Volunteers and drafted in World War I. His broad experience and impartial judicial temper are urged for voters at the primaries.
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Toro College
Theniversity of Wisconsin
United States
Harrison
Eighteenth Judicial District
McKinley
Polk Escapes Injury as Miss Stevens Sustains Knee Cut
Polk escaped injury while Miss Stevens sustained a severe cut below the knee and was taken to York hospital for treatment but was able to come home today.
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Stevens
York Hospital
Osceola City Budget Estimate for Fiscal Year 1922 23
The Osceola Nebraska mayor and council adopt an expense estimate for the 1922 23 fiscal year. Total revenue for 1921 was 19907.47 and items include fire protection 600, officers salaries 2626, sinking fund 1500, park maintenance 400, sewers 1000, amusement fund 300, street lighting 1800, printing 300, street improvement 1500, prosecution 100, incidental 200, water works 1200, library 400, interest on water bonds 200, interest on intersection paying bonds 3390, intersection paving bonds 3000. Publication in Osceola Record for four weeks. Public hearing July 18, 1922 at 7:30 p.m. for annual appropriation bill. Signed by S. A. Snider, Mayor. Kenneth A. Cornish, City Clerk.
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Osceola
Nebraska
S. A. Snider
Kenneth A. Cornish
Polk County Commissioners Meet In Regular Session 1922
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met in Osceola on June 19 1922 with all members present. They approved tax protests on land formerly United States property and ordered refunds. Also accepted resignations of Levi Cunningham as Justice of the Peace Canada Precinct and approved State Highway Fund claims. Edits included numerous road fund payments and staff payroll items. The Board adjourned to July 8 1922.
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Neb
Board of County. Commissioners
Polk County
United States
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Elmer E. Peterson
Sylvester Czuba
Kaufman Hardware Co
B. C. Brown
Same
Carson Auto Co
M. Dalbey
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Dept. of Pub. Works
J. E. Johnson
Chas S. F. Johnson
Bernard Stromburg
Rystrom Co
Lund & Hanson Hdw
John Ernst
Werner J. Ernst
Harry H. Sheldon
Walter Schott
Steffen Jarecki
Ernest Olson
Joe Oberg
Ed Johnson
Bert Miller
M. A. Hartson
Lewis Ogden
Clarence W. Headlee
Escenaee
S. G. Adams Stamps & Stationery Co
Joe Hanson
Sete
Eae Ee
Mat Sterup
Sescese
Cherry
Nels J. Anderson
Cart
Albers
Nebraska Calvert & Mfg Co
A. F. Nordberg
Dan Nordberg
Claude Dixon
L. W. Story
Dave Headman
Raymond Myrberg
John Umland
S. Huddleston
Patrolman
Henry L. Hoffer
Homer A. Phelps
Carl Albers
L. P. Crouse
D. A. Brazee
Canada
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Clear Creek
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Fickel
Island
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C. H. Anderson
P. C. Wieseman
Valley
Ceeesae
W. A. Wurtz
Alex L. Adelson
Shaw & Smith
Public Service Co
Light
Sam Eschler
J. W. Goetz
Edwin Johnson
H. M. Olson
Galion Iron Works & Mfg. Co
Keck
A. R. Mattson
George L. Barber
Spacevues
J. W. Lanham
Lund & Hansen Hardware Co
S. Anderson
John Stoblom
County Board of Equalization
Hanson
Notice of Final Report in Ma tilda C. Mace Estate
In Polk County Nebraska the administrator filed a final account report of administration a petition for final settlement an order of distribution and for determination of heirship. A hearing is set for July 14 1922 at 10 o clock A M. Citizens may appear and contest. Dated June 15 1922. (Seal) F H Ball County Judge.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Matilda C. Mace
State of
F. H. Ball
Notice of Probate for Estate in Polk County Nebraska
In Polk County Nebraska a petition to appoint Frank A. Allinger as Administrator of the estate of C. A. Elford Allinger has been filed and set for hearing on July 7 1922 at 10 o clock AM. Dated June 13 1922. (Seal) F H Ball County Judge D 24941-Jacob V Shipley.
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Polk County
Nebraska
C. A. Elford Allinger
State of
Frank A. Allinger
E F. H. Ball
Jacob V. Shipley
Notice to non resident defendants in Polk County mortgage suit
M. D. Cameron files in Polk County Nebraska to foreclose a mortgage on the northeast quarter of section 32, township 16, range 1 west. The defendants Jacob V Shipley Emily Shipley Lillian Mae Garst Fred M Garst and John Doe must answer by July 31 1922. The note for 6000 dollars secured April 1 1922 is in default.
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Emily Shipley
Lillian Mae Garst
Fred M. Garst
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
M. D. Cameron
John Doe
Campaign Emblem of Adams Era Unearthed Ring
A copper finger ring marked This was worn by the adherents of John Quincy Adams in 1824 and inscribed John Quincy Adams 1825. The artifact, discovered in a campaign context, is linked to Adams presidential run and bears a historical inscription.
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John Quincy Adams
John Quincy
Notice to Creditors in Runge Estate Nebraska
Creditors must file claims by November 4, 1922 and debts paid by August 4, 1923 in the William Runge estate. The county judge will sit at 10 A.M. on August 4 1922 October 4 1922 and November 4 1922 to examine hear and adjust all claims filed. Dated June 29 1922 F H Ball.
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Polk County
Nebraska
William Runge
State of
Said County
F. H. Ball
Placing Blame Across Philosophy and Self
A fragment echoes in a Socratic reflection that fault shifts among self and others. The Entetetus frame suggests a vulgar plan deflects blame, while a true philosopher avoids both self‑reproach and external scapegoating.
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