Polk County Commission adjusts funds and approves guardianship sale
The Polk County Board met July 22 1941 in Osceola Nebraska auditing claims and approving warrants across funds. It authorized payments to local officials doctors and suppliers and approved a guardianship sale of Mary E Knerr's property Lot 13 14 Block 18 Original Town Polk. The board adjourned to August 5 1941.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissoners
Polk County
County General Fund
John I. Anderson
Sophia Kresha
Gamc Telick
Ruth Stewart
James Cook
James Cook Night Watch
Department of Agriculture and Inspection
T. B
Roy W. Erickson
Keystone View Company
Lillian Timm
T. A. Reece Clk Dist
Mabel Church
R. W. Dunkle
F. B. Slusser
Village of Shelby
Davis
Thelen’s
H. S. Eklund
W. Ray
Omaha Printing Company
Osceola Lumber Co
Gunnard Peterson
Saat Oe Ke Lee
Smith and
Atty. Bal
Hastings
State Hospital Board
Olive M. McBeth
L. M. Merrick Co
Dorothy Reeder
H. Christensen
M. E. Olson
Warwick
Mdse
Standard Oil Company
Sss
Moore &Hunsaker
Strand Lumber Co
Strand Ray Lumber Co
Owen McClung
Robert Doner
Edward Schlesinger
A. S. Nelson
Lloyd Miller
Patrolman
Roy W. Fjell
Ernest M. Carlson
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Scecia Lumber Co
Com
Alvin Dahlin Davis
Special Bridge Fund
Capital Bridge Columber
Gerald Obrist
Clifton E. Johnson
Dumber
Phillips Petroleum Gas
Sinclair Refining Co. Shoe
Board OF County Commissioners
Fred D. Williams
Mary E. Knerr
Polk
Jifolk County
Faree
Arthur S. Nelson
John S. Anderson
City
Addition
Sheriff Sale Notice in Osceola Nebraska Foreclosure
Polk County Nebraska sheriff announces sale of multiple Osceola properties on August 19, 1941 at 2 PM at the courthouse south front door. Lands include numerous city lots in Osceola additions and portions of sections 16 14 2W, with easements and railroad rights reserved. Auction details governed by district court order in delinquent tax foreclosure.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District of
Nebraska
Polk County
Osceola
State of
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Company
Washington Highlights Def Civil Defense Needs And Space Issues
The July address to Congress urged retention of National Guard and draftees amid national crisis. Washington faces space shortages as Justice Department expands occupancy, while Roads Committee advances a Defense Highway Bill authorizing 150 million for access roads and 100 million for strategic highways. Micro film filing could save space, as LOC and Archives use the system.
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National Guard
Congress of
United States
House
Roads Committee
Continental
War Department
Library of Congress and Archives
Mules Resist Change Says Washington Post Writer
A Washington Post writer notes that trained mules stick to learned methods and resist new routines. Pack mules trained with blinkers keep those blinders in later loading. When a new man entered a stable of 150 mules, all heads emerged to check him, prompting assurances from old stable hands.
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