Farmers State Bank Nebraska June 30 1925 Financial Statement
I P W Horst cashier certifies the bank’s statement as a true copy of the report filed with the State Bureau of Banking. The document is sworn before Notary Public Phil B Campbell on July 8, 1925.
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Nebraska
I. P. W. Horst
State Bureau of Banking
Phil B. Campbell
Co-Operative Grain Marketing Corporation
Associated Press
State of
Polk
A. F. Nuquist
M. Timm
J. A. C. Johnston
C. E. Jones
Frank D. Mills
MUNY POOL SEEN AS GOOD BUSINESS IN HOT WEATHER
The muny pool draws large crowds on hot days with many visitors from Osceola and nearby towns. Patrons suggest season or family tickets to boost revenue, as daily swims at 25 cents may be costly for some. The pool remains a popular summer attraction.
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Osceola
Osceola Social News Highlights Local Visits and City Matters
Miss Minnie Garretson visits Osceola friends as Rex Brown works on the valley with Chris Wieseman. Mrs. John Mickey arrives for a visit with the Campbells. Several Osceola residents attend Lincoln and David City celebrations. The dog poisonings prompt a higher dog tax and condemnation of poisoning. County Agent Adair and family plan a Black Hills vacation. state agents conference at Chadron with inspections and trips.
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Minnie Garretson
Stromsburg
Rex Brown
Stockville
Chris Wieseman
John Mickey
Universit Place
H. H Campbell
Naoma Pike
Lincoln
Wilma
State University
Osceola
Mildred Anderson
Evelyn Brown
Louis Frankamp
David City
Israel
Adair
Minnie Williams
St. Paul
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chadron
Nebr
Special Cement Work Advertises For Ben Elledge
See Ben Elledge for cement stone and brick work. Special work made to order.
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Ben Elledge
Untitled notice excerpt on finances and farming needs
Fragmented OCR text shows financial figures 10 308.99, 1 520.01, 11 829.00, 8 479.05 and a quote about knowledge misused ending with a reflection on civilization. It mentions needing extra dollars to improve farm work and introduce better livestock.
Guarantor Agreement Cited In Osceola Testimony
Thos E Barr of Osceola Nebraska states that guarantors were told individual responsibility would not exceed five dollars and that he will honor that basis when settlements occur. He cites a meeting where dig deep was suggested and asserts his support for the stated limit.
Local Social Notes From Omaha Visit and Town Headlines
Rev. T. E. Barr visited Omaha friends at the start of the week. Miss Mary Rothermel departed for Essex Iowa to visit relatives. Raymond Kepner and John Carlson traveled to Omaha for Independence Day with friends. W F Kepner installed a new front awning. Mrs Frank Eckert visited her mother Mrs Chas J Johnson from Omaha. City Meat Market invites mail orders by calling 20 for meat delivery.
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Jack Rathbun
John Rathbun, Jr
Omaha
Lake Ericson
Mr. Rathbun
Harvey LaMunyon
Rathbun, Jr
Osceola
K. A. Cornish
Mary Rothermel
Essex
Iowa
H. C. Duncan
Raymond Kepner
John Carlson
W. F. Kepner
C. A. Olson
Frank Eckert
Chas. J. Johnson
A. A. Young & Son
City Meat Market
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Polk County
Hansen
Shkosh
B’gosh
Men’s Union
Black & Brown
Humphrey Bros
Osceola, Nebr
Palm Beach
Pereale
the Farmers State Bank
Conservation Fund
U. S
TOTAL
Ade. E. Merrick
John Buchta
P. W. Horst
Cashier
Osceola Krank
NeGe
Muny’ Pool
Coolidge
Columbus
Grace Comway
Gresham
Ed. Messing
I. D. Reed
G. L. Johnson
Osceola Wrecking Co
Johnson
H. M. Powers
Will Heitzman
California
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
Spalding
Chicago
State
Howard Yates
Davenport
Suppne & Berggren
Queenie
C. G. Gylling
Post Office Department
Bernice McCormick
F. D. Mills
Eleanor Mills
Neela Boatright
Burns
First National Bank OF Osceola
U. & Government
U. S. Gov
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Treas
Fey
President Coolidge
Thos. E. Barr
Drs. Furman & Furman
Osteopathic
North Side Square
Doose Brotters
F.o.b
Detroit
Bystrom Company
T. E. Barr
Uke Cab Rete Troha Aright
Leia
Crouse-Tex: Drug CO
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