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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
3
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Pvt. Charles H. Stingley from Osceola Co K drowned in Llano Grande Texas after cramps during a swim. His body was recovered next day and buried in a local military cemetery. Osceola firemen attended a banquet at OOF Hall after Rathbun building fire. Bayard Winder dies in Denver after long tuberculosis illness. Polk County Republicans hold court house meeting amid questions on Major Robert G. Douglas running for U S Representative. Olson reports ten acre wheat yield of fifty bushels per acre, average local yield around thirty with tests about 62 pounds per bushel.
A group led by John LeMar left this morning for a ten day Camn Sheldon outing. Members listed include Cecil Deland Alvin Anderson Gaye Addison Wendall Beatty Howard Herbes Dick Tyler and Robert Timm. A separate accident east of town damaged two Iowa cars. one driver suffered a dislocated shoulder and both vehicles were wrecked. Frank W Buckley aged 65 died walking from his feed yard to home after car trouble near Carson. fire blamed on a leaking carburetor was quickly extinguished.
The week brings marriage announcements for Mil dred Deeter and Henry C Anderson in Omaha with a Papillion ceremony, and Edith Gray wed Dr C L LeMar in town. A boy from Fillman’s house crawled out at night and fell sixteen feet, surviving to call for help. A baby girl Mary joins Mr and Mrs Irvin Deeter of Omaha. Deputy treasurer Edith Gray resigns, to be replaced August first by Criton Anderson of Stromsbor, now in Gust Grey property area. Market notes list Wheat 109, Corn 90, Oats 49, Hogs 1050, Cream 2, Eggs 19, Hens 14, Syringes 14. Movie program lists Mary Astor and Melvyn Douglas in And So They Were Married and other titles.
By order of the Polk County District Court I will sell at public auction at 2 PM on August 66, 1946 at the courthouse south front door Osceola Nebraska the delinquent tax lands described including lots in Original Town Morningside additions Smiths Fifth Addition Nance Morvills Addition and Smiths Second Addition all in Osceola. Sheriff Gunnard Peterson directs the sale with attorney W. W. Norton.
Card of thanks extends gratitude for hospital well wishes. Montgomery Ward and Co. advertises electric mills and grinders with model 9A grinding 1800 lbs per hour and 2 HP motor, prices 260 and 135 dollars, Columbus Nebraska. Sale through want ad.
Notice is given that the County Court of Polk County Nebraska will hold a hearing at the County Court Room in Reid County on November 12 1946 to hear adjust and settle all claims against the estate of W Pam J Rickly also known as W J Rickly. Claims must be filed by November 5 1946 or be forever barred. Dated July 12 1946. Seal L M MERRICK County Judge.
Notice to heirs and interested persons that Vinnie C. Swanson deceased has an administrator's final account and petition for final settlement. A hearing to determine heirship, distribution, and discharge is set for August 16, 1946 at 9:00 A.M before the county court. Date July 20, 1946. County Judge L. M Merrick.
The State of Nebraska notifies Charles Rosenquist absentee and interested parties that a petition asks the Polk County Court to presume him dead and appoint Phil B Campbell as administrator of the estate. Hearing set for September 20, 1946 at 10 a.m. in County Court Room. Dated July 16, 1946. Seal L M Merrick County Judge W W Norton Attorney. Publication dates August 25, August 1, August 8, August 15, August 22, August 29, September 5, September 12.
Notice declares unpaid assessments on cemetery lots in Osceola. lots listed with owners face sale after August 15, 1946 unless payments are received. Board authorization dated March 20, 1939. notice dated July 13, 1948 with publication dates July 18, 25, August 1.
The piece argues the United States preserves individual liberty and high incomes while Britain France Russia trend toward collectivism. It contends American industry remains financed, wages rise, and tariff debates miss the core: production via skilled labor and modern capital. It warns collectivism as cheap labor and asserts maximum production lifts wages and living standards.
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