Polk County Board Adjourns Drainage Ditch Hearing
Osceola Neb July 20 1917 the Polk County Board of Commissioners adjourns to July 30 1917 after hearing Emil Schott et al objecting to Drainage Ditch No 5 notice. The board assigns state aid road routes from Rising City to York county and Stromsburg to Polk, then Hamilton. Also notices incorporation of Surety State Bank Osceola with 100 000 capital stock and a nine member board of directors. Public notice lists many signatories of incorporation papers.
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Osceola
Neb
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
O. F. Branting
August W. Johnson
Fred Hennings
Emil Schott
Branting
Johnson
Butler County
Rising City
Shelby
Stromsburg
York County
Tor Polk
Polk
Hamilton County
Surety State Bank
John Buchta
P. C. Timm
Edward Carpenter
William Kosch
Henry G. Herrmann
John F. Ayres
W. B. Barkley
R. C. Roper
G. A. Arvant
South Omaha Livestock Market Ends Mixed on July 25 1917
Cattle receipts 3700 head show steady better beef prices with grass-fed and feeder grades uneven. Hog trade strong with 5 to 10 cent rises and top at 15.50, bulk around 14.50 to 14.50. Sheep and lambs 10,000 head uneven with grass lambs near 15.60 and feeders lagging.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Liberty Loan Bonds promoted to farmers as safe investment
A historical note urges farmers to buy Liberty Loan Bonds, arguing they fund the U S government and Allied purchases, offer safety backed by national credit, and require little market knowledge. It appeals to patriotism and duty, highlighting easy borrowing and stable value for busy farmers in Shelby Augustin.
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United States
Estate matter in Polk County courts of Nebyagkess
In Polk county Nebraska the estate of Alvin E. Dawes deceased is before the county court. A petition to appoint Leona Mi Dawes as administratrix has been filed and set for hearing August 17, 1917 at 10 o clock A M. Dated July 23, 78.
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Polk County
Nebyagkess
Alvin’ E. Dawes
Nebraska
Leona Mi DaWes
Sata
Wis
iSiale
Farmers Expected Major Crop Gains To Aid War Effort
President Wilson urges farmers to bolster food production as the Agriculture Department reports large increases in corn oats potatoes and tobacco. A spring and winter wheat rise, barley near a record, and rye and rice gains are noted with potential lower home prices. Hogs advertised for sale by William Bernt.
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Wilson
Department of “‘Agriculture
Fremont Tribune
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White Hussars
Amer
Ica
Lyceum
Chautauqua
the Surety Investment Co
John H. Roper
Chicago Lumber Co
Schmoller & Mueller
Mueller Piano Compary
West
Farnam
Omaha
Commissioner’s Proceedings
Joel Hanson
Ava
Andrew J. Swanson
Liberty Clark
Alois D. Kosch
C. D. Coe
Joseph Scholz
Lou H. Myers
R. V. Koupal
A. Bryant
W. E. Barkley
H. #. Burdick
F. A. Munson
P. C. Reisdorf
Christina Reisdorf
R. J. Stephenson
Cr. L Hutzians
C. A. Heitzman
F. BE. Merrick
Elias Timm
O. J. Kropatsch
L. W. Peterson
Liberty
Gotte
Tiapis
Augustine
H. J. McBeth
Monson Block
Neibraska
R. E. Sturdevant
First National Bank
Beal
H. Ball
Aus
Ross Crane
Fabbat
Hampshire
William Bernt
Bittner & Campbellttorneys
Mills
Ceent
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Peterson & Peterson Mill and Elevator Company
Firestone Firestone
Meridian Garage
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