Report of the Condition Of The Surety State Bank of Osceola
Bank report from Osceola Nebraska dated May 15 1920 shows assets including cash and bank balances total $176383 16 with deposits totaling $116683 02 notes due re discounting and depositor guaranty fund listed. Officers John Mannhalter cashier and directors Ino Buchta Fr I Merrick sworn May 28 1920 before Notary F H Ball.
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State Bank of
Osceola
Nebraska
State OF
Polk
Ss. I
John Mannhalter
State Bureau of Banking
Ino. Buchta
Fr. I. Merrick
F. H. Ball
Polk County News Briefs Pace Through Town and Country
Polk Bauder & Sons unloads a car of Fords. Many residents travel to nearby towns including Lincoln and Omaha on business. The week features visits, purchases, house work, farm shipments and a Memorial Sunday sermon.
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Bauder & Sons
Ernest Olson
Stromsburg
Will Colby
Chas. Flick
Omaha
Tr. B. Cypher
Central City
A. G. Lindburg
Osceola
A. H. Peterson
Benedict
Harold Beckman
Durant
Albert Peterson
Lincoln
JR. Gandquist
Guillon
G. W. Mitchell
Polk
York
A. Bauder
Harlan, Ir
Don Bauder
Extra
J. Clark
Studebaker
Rystrom Implement Co
R Williard
Bradshaw
Rostrom
B . Kunkel
Norma Shafer
Mav Johnson
Jeff
Lynn Warrocks
Tingeln
A. W. Shafer
Edwin Windbure
Des Moines
Iowa
A. G. Windbure
John Monson
Rumely, Co
Sidney
Albert Lundberg
Silver Creek
Ll. Ives
Clara Ives
Denver
C. H. Lindburg
Alice
Blaine Putman
C. E. Putman
Fritz Johnson
Leonard Fusby
Adel Berggren
A. C. Jones
Robert Glasser
Adolph Allison
Joe Wochner
Chris Wahl
Paul Wurtz
Will Kroger
Frank Gruber
Walter Green
Gruber
Green
H. H. Klone
Florence Hendrickson
Beaver Crossing
Nieman
Polk County
W. H. Hendrickson
Fairview
H. A. Johnson
W. F. Nieman
Ludwig Joseph
D. BE
Boeler
Wahoo
H. T. Frazier
Teckla Bylander
Lillian Brown
Edith Anderson
Bellwood
Albert Wendall
Strand Yards
Myrtle Sherrill
J. R. Leibee
I. D. Huston
Stratton
Charlie Reed
Arborville
O. EB. Davis
M. F. Smith
Clothes through history from Sir Walter Scott excerpt
The text notes gradual clothing changes from wool, leather or velvet garments to the shirt for nobles, followed by waistcoats breeches and trousers. The overcud replaced the coat cloak but was rare until the seventeenth century. Specific dates are not known.
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Walter Scott
Tvanhoe
A Thought on Fame and Duty to Family and Community
A short reflection notes that fame is hard to attain yet easy to be a kind father, good neighbor, true friend, and loyal citizen. It argues a true great man prioritizes children and neighbors over personal renown, warning greatness earned at others’ expense is a hollow trade.
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Justine
Drop-Pole Quick-Turn Two-Row Cultivator by John Deere
The Drop-Pole Quick-Turn Truck two-row cultivator relieves horses from neck weight and prevents pole whipping. Built with strong, light-weight, light-draft construction, it balances perfectly. Short rigs ensure even depth of cultivation across the field. Operate as easily as a single-row machine and double the work output.
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John Deere
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Avardrafia
A. Bauder & Sons
The
New England
Cremona Orgheo Lra
Osceola Auditorium
Thurlow Lieurance
Earnest Harrison
American Orpheum Circuit
New England Cremona String Orchestra
East
Uder
Margaret Perry
Geralyn
Wal
Rath
Henning Larson
Wurtz House
Z. E. Myers
A. P. Miller
T. A. Lundburg
Carl Detloff
Elmer Cash
Farmers’ Union
Bert Ray
J. M. Bey
J. M. Cox
Will Harrison
City
C. E. Cohagen
Kearney
C. L. Ayres
David Eberly
Sumner
E. W. Eberly
W. A. Refshauge
Rockville
Sherman County
Will Stevens
John Thelander
Arcadia
Harry Dahlgren
WK Crow
Nettie Johnson
Eos Aeey
Cora
Here
Shelby
Nash Auto
F. Anderson
South 18Th St
Philadelpia
P. C. Somimerstedt
Beulah Store
Nels Olson
C. Albin Andersen
Bertha Fox
Telephone
Frank Langhammer
C. R.’Metzer
FFOR
Ford
Finecy Bros. Gardge
Nash
J. Augustin, Shelby, Nebr
Record Pub. Co
Master Printers
C. F. Branting & Sons
Osceola, Nebraska
WEA
GM NaRe Csa He Ee
Buick
F. E
Flint, Michigan
Meridian
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