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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
8
Home economists advocate evaporated milk as the best base for ice cream citing higher solids, uniform texture, and hygienic qualities. They note evaporated milk is sterilized at high heat, improving purity and flavor in frozen desserts.
A home economist advises weekend menu planning with quick, nutritious summer dishes. Suggestions include a creamy vegetable soup or omelet, fresh fruit desserts, custards, ice cream, and puddings. A creamy salad dressing recipe uses evaporated milk and fruit juice.
Local churches list Sunday services in English and Swedish at T. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran, Eden Sapt’s Church Stromsburg, First Presbyterian, and First M. E. Church. Events include Sunday School, morning worship, youth groups, and June 8 picnic at Gilbert Johnson’s farm. bake sale proceeds fund a student in India.
A candidate identifies himself as A. D. Arbogast and requests support at the August primaries seeking the Republican nomination for Commissioner in the Northeast District. The filing notes appear with scattered OCR errors but indicate candidacy and call for votes.
K A Cornish announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer. He is 30, has four years banking experience, four years as Osceola City Clerk, and currently serves as Deputy County Treasurer, asking voters for support based on qualifications and knowledge of the office.
Clyde G. Courtney declares candidacy for Polk County Sheriff in the Republican primaries and asks for voter support. The statement emphasizes choice by the voters and references the official election process.
Luther E. Lindquist announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for sheriff and asks supporters to back him at the upcoming primaries.
MARK TIMM announces his candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket and sets August 10th as the primary election date.
A candidate letter announces E C Wieseman filing for the office of Commissioner in the North East District on the Democratic ticket and asks for support. The message presents a formal campaign appeal with a concise submission of intent.
Frank A. Swanson states he has been urged to run for State Representative and has filed for nomination at the primaries on the Republican ticket.
A Doran files to run for the office of county commissioner in the Northeast District subject to Democratic primary voters on August 1. Endorsement requested from supporters.
The County Court of Polk Nebraska gives notice that the administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement, an order of distribution, and heirship determination. A hearing is set for June 11, 1926 at 10 A.M. to contest the matter. Dated May 14, 1926. (Seal) F. H. Ball, County Judge.
Creditors of Josiah Locke deceased must file claims by Sept 25 1926 and present debts by June 25 1927. The Polk County Court will convene June 26 Aug 25 and Sept 25 1926 at 10 AM to hear examine and adjust all filed claims. Dated May 326 1926. County Judge.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska Albert Jacobson Estate a petition seeks appointment of Harry S Hylton as Administrator Hearing set for June 18 1926 at 10 oclock AM Dated May 21 1926 Seal F H Ball County Judge
The State of Nebraska demands creditors present claims against the Frederick Timm estate by Oct 2 1926 and debts paid by July 2 1927. An administrator will sit at the county courthouse on July 2 1926 August 2 1926 and October 2 1926 at 10 A M to receive inspect hear and adjust claims. Dated May 28 1926. (SEAL) 39 41 F H Ball
The Polk County Board of Equalization will convene at the Osceola Court House on June 15 16 and 17 1926 to adjust and equalize real estate assessments for 1926. Taxpayers may appear for hearings and contest their assessments during this period, the only time legally allowed. Dated Osceola Nebraska May 21 1926. John Sjoblom Clerk County Board of Equalization.
An examination for teachers will be held in Osceola on Saturday June 5. The usual program will be followed.
By order of a Polk County Nebraska District Court execution on a 1925 Fillmore County judgment, W Roy Van Hoosen Sheriff will public sale June 7, 1926 at 2 PM at Osceola Court House. Property: NE 25-16-1 W of 6th P M. Proceeds go to First Trust Company of Lincoln as executor for Sherman Ashby estate.
A district court order directs the ref eree to sell at public auction on June 21 1926 at 2 PM the SW quarter of Sec 30 and NE quarter of Sec 31 in Township 13 1 West Polk County Nebraska. Terms require 10 percent at sale 5 percent at confirmation and balance March 1 1927 with 1926 abstract and prior taxes paid.
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