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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1915
Page
4
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of James J Jerdon deceased creditors are notified that claims must be presented by February 9 1916 and debts paid by August 9 1916. The court will sit August 9 1915 at 10 AM November 9 1915 at 10 AM and February 6 1916 at 10 AM to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated July 8 1915 J HW BALL County Judge Seal.
In The County Court of Polk Nebraska notice is given that creditors must present and file claims by February 9, 1916 and debts by August 9, 1916. The court will receive claims at the County Court Room on August 9, 1915, November 9, 1915, and February 9, 1916 at 10 A.M. to examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims. Dated July 3, 1915. Seal F. FH BALL County Judge.
Notice to creditors of Crest Boden deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Time limits for presenting and filing claims are January 31 1916 and for payment of debts July 31 1916. Hearings will be at the County Court Room Osceola on July 31 1915 at 2 PM September 27 1915 at 2 PM and January 31 1916 at 2 PM. County Judge F H Bald signs.
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of George M. Moore deceased requires creditors to present claims by July 7 1916. The court will sit August 7 1915 at 2 p.m. November 7 1915 at 2 p.m. February 7 1916 at 2 p.m. to examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims. Dated July 7 1915. County Judge William Ball seal.
The estate of Alfred Gierhart calls on creditors to file and prove debts. Hearings will be held at the County Court Room in the county on August 20 1915 at ten A M, November 20 1915 at ten A M, and February 21 1916 at ten A M. Submissions are due by the dates above. Dated July 17 1915. (Seal) IF. H. BALU County Judge.
The estate of Nils P Monson filed probate actions with payments and claims deadlines set. Hearings and deadlines occurred in 1915 and 1916 in the county court, with sessions on August 4 1915 November 4 1915 February 5 1916 and July 29 1916.
Osceola Nebraska law firm Mills Beebe specializes in civil commercial and probate matters with services from lawyers focused on client representation and legal guidance.
A syndicated column argues public opinion on arms shipments to Europe is shaped by European sympathies. It cites Senator Hitchcock and reactions from German Americans and various papers, urging neutrality and preparedness amid the war.
Secretary Daniels plans a national board of leading inventors to develop and evaluate naval inventions. Edison is invited to lead, proposing a department of experimentation. The piece notes two invention types, and cites Fulton Wright and Hammond as examples of ongoing innovation aiding the United States.
Mrs. L A Cook and E Bump of Shelby visited York on Wednesday. Mrs. Pierce spent Friday with friends at Surprise. The Yung family hosted Hulda Yung in York on Monday. Several residents traveled to Omaha Holdrege and Malvern for visits and meetings. The Gazette notes include church group meetings, a veterinary association event, and a hospitaloperation in David City with Nerman Neujahr.
Notice that the partnership between George R. McCoy and E D Fillman operating as The McCoy Auto Company is dissolved by mutual consent. The business continues at its present location under sole ownership and management of George R McCoy.
On July 23 at 8 p m an oratorical contest will be held in harmony with moving pictures under the auspices of the W C T U. Admission 10 and 20 cents. Contestants include Geralyn Walrath Ruth Smith Katherine Brooke Flossie Hartman Faith Bradford Ursehel Schmoker Mildred Crisp Helen Crow.
The article explains how horse age is judged by the wear and hollow on the upper incisors. It notes that the hollow is superficial in young teeth and wears away with time. It mentions regular patterns in small horses' tooth wear as a general criterion of age.
Local intimation calls for Mrs C H Parkie to provide plain and fancy dressmaking services as advertised. The fragment suggests a personal or business note urging patrons to seek her craft in sewing and fitting garments.
Dr George M Beard argues brain power comes from overall vitality not phosphorus rich foods. He advises varied nutritious meals with fresh meat prominent and fish as a partial substitute during breaks or vacations. Socially pleasant meals aid digestion and brain work, with rest timed before nourishment resumes after crises.
A Pittsburgh Christian Advocate editorial argues that youths gain strength from hard duties and responsibility. It emphasizes that parents should not shield children from challenges but push them to face hardship so they become self reliant and capable.
A brief quotation exchange features a man and woman debating proposals and marriage. The remark highlights a blunt stance on accepting a marriage offer and the speaker’s audacious reply.
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