Amended Articles Filed for John H Mickey Company Incorporated
Estate of John H Mickey Incorporated amends Articles to rename the corporation JOHN H MICKEY COMPANY INCORPORATED and notes that amendments may be adopted at annual or special meetings with two thirds stock vote and mailed notice to stockholders. O E Mickey president J H Mickey secretary. Also probate notice in Polk County Nebraska seeks Christine Lind as Administratrix with hearing set June 18 1920 at 10 am. May 24 1920 seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Mickey Company
John H. Mickey, Incorporated
John H. Mickey Company, Incorporated
Osceola
Nebraska
Polk County
Free Lind
State of
Christine Lind
Notice to Creditors in Harrison Davis Estate Nebr
In Polk County Nebraska creditors are informed that claims must be filed by Sept 11 1920 and debts paid by June 11 1921. The county judge will hear claims on June 11 1920 August 11 1920 and September 11 1920 at 10 AM. Dated May 7 1920 Geo L Carson Substitute County Judge seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Harrison Davis
State of
Said County
Geo. L. Carson
Notice to creditors in county court of Polk Nebr
In the matter of the estate of William Vanhousen deceased creditors must file claims by Sept 11 1920 and debts paid by June 11 1921. The county judge F H Ball will sit in the county court room on June 11 1920 August 11 1920 and Sept 11 1920 at 10 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vanhousen
Nebraska
Said
F. H. Ball
Nebraska Estate Notices and Land Suit Proceedings
Public notices from Polk County Nebraska announce a 1920 probate hearing on Gretja Bache Frerichs estate to determine heirs and title with property in section 16. The second notice files an equity action by Andrew M. Hultquist to establish fee simple title to Buckley’s First Addition lot 3 in Stromsburg and remove clouds on the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Allison
Edith Allison
Cecilia Jackson
Olof Jackson
Emma Carlquist
Axel Carlquist
Carl John Hultquist
Amanda
Hultquist
Buckley
Stromsburg
Palk County
Nebraska
Andrew M. Hultquist
District Court
Polk County
Edward Allison
Nora Allison
Arthur Allison
Emma Allison
King, Bittner & Campbell
Osceola City Approves 1920 Budget and Tax Ordinance
Osceola Nebraska adopts the 1920 fiscal year estimate detailing fire protection costs 1090 dollars street lighting 1050 dollars water and park bond sinking funds 34000 dollars and park maintenance 0 dollars plus penalties for auctioneers hawkers and transient traders as part of a tax ordinance amendment approved by Mayor W O Johnson on May 7 1920 and City Clerk P W Horst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
P. W. Horst
W. O. Johnson
Osceola Nebraska adopts amended subdivision of tax ordinance
Ordinance 93 amends Subdivision 2 of Ordinance 83 on occupation and business taxes within Osceola. It repeals conflicting ordinances including Nos 15 and 32 and updates tax levying and collection provisions. The measure proceeds under authority of the mayor and City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Parasite and Mineral Deficiency Threaten Hogs in Osceola
The article warns hog farmers that parasites cause about 30 percent of hog troubles, while soil in the state lacks five minerals hindering fat, muscle, and bone development. It promotes Yankee Liquid Hog Pep and Parasite Expeller, claiming it removes parasites and supplies minerals, with a weekly 7 day treatment every 42 days and a 50 cent per hog cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unio Co-Op
Ass'n
Osceola
Venetian gondola’s enduring simple design resists world adoption
The Venetian gondola settled into its plain, somber color by the late seventeenth century. Attempts to transplant the craft to other countries failed to take, as the gondola remained uniquely Venetian and resistant to acclimatization.
For Sale in Clarks Nebraska by W J Lewis
W J Lewis of Clarks Nebraska Route 1 offers items for sale. Contact Polk 4113 or write to Clarks Nebraska for details and payment at seller expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks, Nebr
Route 1
Polk
Polk, Nebr
Clarks
Nebraska
Lyons Visitors Include Moseman Brighams
Mr and Mrs George Moseman and Mrs C E Brigham of Lyons visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Brigham were in Osceola Monday. Little John Pulver visits aunt E B Treadway. Floyd West's tire and rim were stolen in Shelby Thursday during commencement. A fire broke out and was quickly contained with two locks and chains cut with nippers. Mrs J N Jarmin returns from Chicago and is healthier, escorted by Miss Iva Jarmin from Omaha. L E Treadway erects a shed for his Huber threshing outfit. Floyd West and wife visit his mother in Shelby Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Freeman
E. C. Nordlund
Clayton Rystrom
Omaha
York
Dodge
Rystrom Co
W. J. Sahling
Hastings
Mrs. Sahling
Ted Graves
Beulah French
Zoe Keck
Cedar Rapids
Ft. Collins
Colo
Stromsburg
Beulah Thompson
John Thompson
R. N. Oquist
Lincoln
S. Oquist
Peter Hanson
Oquist
John Olson
Albin Rodene
S. W
J. R. Leibee J. W
J. D. Edwards Secy
A. C. Donelson
Treas
E. P. Pike
W. V. Sharp
Alex Scott
S. I. Moore
Jennie
Phoebe Pallet
Jennie Hunsaker
Winfield
Kans
Linnie Johnson
W. T. Seymour
Will Nelson
First Baptist Church
F. A. Swanson
Edith
Esther Mattson
A. R. Mattson
Albion
Arthur Donelson
Donelson
Arthur
Frank Adelson
C. A. Johnson
Polk
Willard Adelson
Wallace Johnson
Fred Johnson
Charlotte Maxwell
Luther Cobbey
Harry Maxwell
Fred Burke
Chas. Burke
Canada
George Burke
Peter Kemmer
Neela Carlson
Blackfoot
Idaho
Alfred Kemmer
Kemmer
Wisconsin
Harold ‘Banta
Lyceum
P. BE. 0
Mr. Banta
Ridpath Hornet
W. W. Alverson
Osceola
American Legion
Alvin Bodine
George Moseman
C. E. Brigham
Lyons
Fred Brigham
Little John Pulver
E. B. Treadway
Floyd West
Shelby
J. N. Jarmin
Chicago
Iva Jarmin
L. E. Treadway
Huber
Pretobyterian Church Sunday Activities
The Pretobyt erian Church schedules a Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 45 a m led by George Campbell on What was the Cause of Saul's Failure The morning service at 11 a m features A Ministering Woman and a Grateful Saviour The 8 p m service looks at Man's Forgetfulness of God Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45 p m Pastor W W Alverson extends a cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
George Campbell
Christian Endeaor
W. Alverson
Biblical Petroleum in Babel Narrative
The article notes petroleum's earliest biblical reference in the Babel destruction tale where a partially evaporated fluid is described as slime they had for mor tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of Babel
Polk County Board of Equalization to Meet June 15 1920
Notice to taxpayers announces a Polk County board hearing at Osceola Court House on June 15 1920 to adjust and equalize real estate and personal property assessments. The county reassessed all real estate this year and residents may present complaints for legal action. John Sjoblom County Clerk May 28 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equalization
Polk County
Court House
Osceola
Nebraska
John Sjoblom
Notice of Final Report in Estate of Mathilda Thelander
The administrator has filed a final account and report and petitions for final settlement and distribution, heirship determination, and discharge. A hearing is set before the court on June 25, 1920, at 10:00 A.M. All interested parties may appear and contest. Dated June 1, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
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O. E. Mickey
J. H. Mickey
Gretja Bache Frerichs
John Frerichs
Latimer Frerichs
Katie Smith
Frank Frerichs
Henry Frerichs
Sophia Frerichs
Hattie Frerichs
Gretta Bache Frerichs
Mills
Hardy Vet. CO. Mfg. and
Guarrantors
Omaha and
Stromsburg T. D. Humsaker
Gilbert Nelson
Christenson’s
Alvin Burke
Robert Larson
East Hackberry
Peter Sundburg
Kewanee
Ill
Polk and Stromsburg
Bate
Social Union
M. E. Church
Chris Thesing
Maurice Colson
The
State University
Carrie Nyquist
Oscar Rystrom
Frank Burgeson
O. P. Saint
J. C. Malster
Tom Farrell
Papillion
Farrell
U. P
van Horn
Silver Creek
W. J. Lewis
Wesley Chapel
Mathilda Thelander
Bank of Personal Service
Surety States Bank
Surety State Bank
Paul C. Timm
John Mannhalter
Moline
Moline-Universal
Iwo
Rystrom Implement Company
Stromsburg, Nebr
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