Sheriff's sale of Polk County Nebraska property
An order of sale issued by the District Court of Polk County Nebraska directs sheriff David S. Potter to sell at public auction the undivided interest of defendants Etta C Minkler J D Minkler and M R Scott in the southwest quarter of section 29 township 16 north range 1 west in Polk County. The sale is on June 25 1917 at 2 pm in Osceola courthouse front steps for cash to satisfy a judgment of $2005 57 plus $19 costs. Mills Beche Mills represents the plaintiff C J Augusti.
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Polk County
Nebraska
A. D
Court House
Osceola
Pollk County
David S. Potter
Said County
Mills, Beche & Mills
Autorney
Bankrupt Nelson to Face Creditors in Lincoln Meeting
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska Western Division a bankrupt named Frederick J. Nelson, Bankrupt Case No 870, was adjudicated on May 14, 1917. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Banters Life Building in Lincoln on June 12, 1917 at 9 o clock in the forenoon to prove claims, examine the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and conduct related business. Dated May 28, 1917. Ernest C. Ames Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
Nebraska Wineoiy
Frederick J. Nelson
Bankrup
Polk
A. D
Banters Life
Lincoln
Ernest C. Ames
Molk County Nebraska Board of Equalization Schedule
Notice to taxpayers from Molk County Nebraska informs that the county board of equalization will meet June 8 and adjourn until the August levy, to equalize personal property assessments. All persons with complaints must appear for review, as issues cannot be adjusted later. Joel Hanson, County Clerk.
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Molk County
Nebraska
Joel Hanson
Rosewood Prince to Run 1917 Season at Chapman Farm
Rosewood Prince, a pure bred Shire black with white face and feet and weighing 1930, will race the entire 1917 season at Geo Chapman’s farm, 6 miles northwest of Osceola and 9 miles northwest of Shelby. Insurance: $12 to insure colt, $15 to insure colt to stand and suck. Chapman is the manager.
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Geo. Chapman
Osceola
Shelby
Geo J. Chapman
Percheron Titallion Titillates Shelby Breeding Season
The 3 year old Percheron Titallion registered 107499 will cover mares in 1917. On Mondays and Tuesdays at Charles Newcomer's farm two miles west and five miles south of Shelby Nebraska. Remaining days at J R Davis residence one mile west of Shelby. Care taken but not responsible for accidents. Terms 12.50 to insure living cost and 10 to insure in feed.
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Charles Newcomer
Shelby
Neb
White Wear Sale Promises Great Values This Saturday
The store asserts prices have risen but will still offer the same value ridden white wear events as in past years. The 1917 sale aims to show stock breadth and the store’s value giving ability with prices printed as an index to in store values. Sale begins Saturday June 9.
Store Editorial Reflects Trust and Customer Confidence
A store editorial quotes J. P. Morgan on trusting character over wealth. It argues confidence builds solid business, praises fair pricing, reliable merchandise, courteous service, and the store’s growing clientele under Cc. A. Olson. The piece pledges continued adherence to these principles.
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Cc. A. Olson
Sheets and Pillow Cases Special Price Four Days Only
A four day sale offers sheets and pillow cases at special bulk pricing. The copy highlights a smooth finish and full width material with hemmed sheets ready for use, noting wholesale value of this sheeting. Housewives are urged to buy a full summer supply while savings last.
On sale four days for linen finish pillow cases
Special value item offers pillow cases with a linen finish, extra heavy fabric and a wide poke stitched hem available over the next four days.
Embroidered Flouncing Dresses and Soiled Linens On Sale
Advertises warm season apparel and fabrics with embroidery flouncing dresses in widths 27 to 48 inches. Also offers small lots of India Lawn, Persian Lawn and Batiste with soiled edges at closeout prices 18 to 37 cents per yard.
Bargains on Voile and Summer Apparel
Shirt sleeve era sale notes offer Sheer Quality 40 inch white voile at 36 cents a yard while stock lasts. Long cloth bolts priced at 1 dollar 50 cents. Also advertised are women’s summer vests at 18 cents, silk boot hose 39 cents, white lisle hose 35 cents, children’s white hose 25 cents, and an unusual boys wash suit for 1 dollar emphasizing value and upcoming price increases.
1917 Canning Season Opens with Garden Goods Ready
The 1917 canning season begins with asparagus rhubarb and dandelions ready for putting by for winter. With food shortages predicted next winter, families are urged to stock a large supply of canned items to prevent waste and ease scarcity. Full canning instructions available by applying to the Extension Service University Farm Lincoln.
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Extension Service
University
Incoln
Potatoes and crops urged for safer home economics and farming
The Agricultural Botany department urges careful seed selection to reduce Fusarium losses in potatoes and promote healthy seed use. Gardeners and citizens are advised to rotate crops, companion crop, and plan multiple harvests. Nebraska guidance also covers sunlit home decor and fly control to curb disease spread.
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Department of Agricultural Botany
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Botany Department
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