Osceola Record masthead and publication info
Osceola Record Polk County's oldest newspaper issued every Thursday. Walter J. Herbes serves as editor and publisher. The paper is entered at the Osceola Nebraska post office under the 1879 act with annual subscription listed at £1.00.
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Osceola Record
Polk County
Osceola
Nebraska
Days Gone By: Corn Prospects Grow as Weather Backs Livestock Notes
In July 1893 Polk County sees heavy rain boosting a record corn crop outlook while Ed Mickey and family plan a Cedar River camping trip. Lightning strikes cause damage near Ruf Burritt and John Herrmann. a small cyclone touches L. G. Berggren’s farm. Valley precinct sees cattle moved from South Omaha. Morrill appointed receiver of the defunct Nebraska Savings Bank.
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Polk County
Ed Mickey
Howard Deadborn
Fullerton
Ruf Burritt
D. Harmon
Valley Precinct
South Omaha
C. H. Morrill
Nebraska Savings Bank
Lincoln
Rev. Hamilton
C. E. Hamilton
Claude Beal
Shelby
Myrtle Wheeler
Rose Allen
D. J. Smith
Osceola
Milford
Vacations and Health: Safe Driving And Travel Tips
This fourth in a series warns against auto accidents as summer travel rises. It urges careful driving, checking brakes and tires, avoiding fatigue or drinking while driving, and not rushing to pass. It notes the joy of travel but stresses safety and sensible pacing for a wholesome holiday.
Osceola adopts liquor ordinance regulating beer sales
Osceola Nebraska passes Ordinance 169 governing intoxicating beverages. It defines beer limits and sets licensing procedures, license types on and off sale, fees and occupation tax, hours, and proximity and age restrictions with repeal of prior ordinances. The measure was approved July 14 1938 and takes effect after publication. Framed under city authority, it details license issuance hearing notices and record keeping.
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Oscepola
Nebraska
Osceola
Department of Agriculture and Inspection
State of
Guy F. Ball
W. E. Pierson
Polk County Board Reports Quarterly Officers' Fees
Osceola Nebraska July 12 1933 county commissioners convened for county business with all members present. Second quarterly reports checked and approved receipts from the County Treasurer show fees credited to the County General fund totaling 317.00 for the County Clerk with further details noted for the District Court Clerk County Judge and County Sheriff. The board adjourned to meet July 19 1933 including an official visit to the County Poor Farm.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebra
General County
District Court
County General
County General Fund
HR Red Fleet Transfer ads claim nationwide trucking service
An Omaha era classified style notice promotes HR Red Fleet Transfer as trucking specialists ready to track anything anywhere anytime. It lists D. W. Adair and Paul Lamoree in Osceola with Stromsburg contact details and a year two reference.
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D. W. Adair
Paul Lamoree
Osceola
Stromsburg
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Walter J. Herbes
A. W. Tyler
Council Bluffs
Doc Shaw
Albert Hastings
Axel Olson
Will Shark
Hollis Dolan
P. S. Dolan
Frank
Harry W. Pike
W. C. Pike
Edna Hubbell
York
Mike Horst
Osceola Golf Club
Worthington Power
Shaw
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
Delta Star
Loca
Camp Sheldon
Columbus
Milton Lindquist
Keith Snider
Floyd Lindquist
John LeMar
Ernest H. Lines
Old Settlers
Goodyear
Osceola, Nebraska
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Honetem
Cath Vadie
Srashet
Toemer
Cron
Crete
Fide Curling Iron
Dia
the County Commissioners
J.W. Fillman
Business Directory
R. L. Schroeder
X—Ray
Ryan
Osceola, Nebr
A. A. Wurtz
First National Bank
Osceola Realty Auction CO
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O. W. Hurst
ED Nelson
Harold Walstead Decorator
Hesler
Elton Koehler
Eleanor
Beauty Shop
Reed Garage
DRS. Smith & Eklund
Physicians and Surgeons
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
R. P
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G. T. Ray