Notice of Final Report Polk County Nebraska Estate Hearings
In Polk County Nebraska the county court hear s final accounts for the estates of John M Herrmann and Andrew Fillinger. The executor filed final accounts and petitions for final settlements and determinations of heirship with orders of distribution and discharge. Hearings set for June 26 1925 at 10 AM and July 3 1925 at 10 AM. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated June 2 1925 and June 5 1925. F H Ball county judge.
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Polk County
Nebraska
John M. Herrmann
State of
Andrew Fillinger
Notice to Creditors Bertha Hennings Deceased
State of Nebraska informs creditors that claims must be filed by October 10 1925 and debts paid by July 10 1926. The court will sit in the County Court Room on July 10 1925 August 10 1925 and October 10 1925 at 10 AM to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims and objections.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Bertha Hennings
Said County
Osceola Neb Council Minutes June 4 1925
Osceola city council met June 4 1925 in regular session with all members present. The claims and bills approved include insurance premiums salaries supplies traffic paint pumping street lights and labor for septic tank and various contributions and services.
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Osceola
Nebr
City Council
City of Osceola
J. L. Heald
Geo. Campbell
A. A. Gray
Community Club of
Nebr. Gas & Electric Co
May
R. H. Waite
John Oberg
Osceola approves budget items and delays gas franchise
Osceola city actions include approval of the May 1925 treasurer's report and a $5,000 bond for water commissioner A A Gray. The council postpones indefinitely a 25 year franchise from Nebraska Gas & Electric Co. and sets 1925 host committees with mayoral appointment. The police chief is authorized to enforce dog tax provisions and destroy unpaid dogs. The council adjourns to June 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
A. A. Gray
Hartman
Ware
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
Hastings
City
Nebr
Snider
F. F. Ware
Jay Hastings
J. D. Hartman
Fred Schwab
Chm
A. Cornish
County Board of Equalization meets in Osceola Nebraska
The Osceola County Board of Equalization met June 9 to 11 1925 with the County Commissioners the Assessor and the Clerk. Personal property assessments were reviewed and no changes were made unless needed. A real estate valuation discussion produced no revaluation this year. The Board recessed to June 26 1925 to consider any new complaints.
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Osceola
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Seversons
John Sjoblom
County Board of Equalization
May tuberculosis testing breaks state record for cattle
In May 3 125 herds covering 42 332 cattle were tested under U S Bureau of Animal Industry in county area testing. 584 tuberculosis cases were found and removed. Counties include Burt Butler Cass Dakota Dawson Dodge Douglas Gage Hall Otoe Polk Saunders and Thayer. Polk and Thayer counties report progress under new health laws.
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United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Burt
Butler
Cass
Dakota
Dawson
Dodge
Douglas
Gage
Hall
Otoe
Polk
Saunders
Thayer
Polk County
Thayer County
Numerous Shelby residents travel and visit across Nebraska Iowa
Mrs. Stamm visits Omaha and Waterloo while several Shelby families attend funerals and visit kin in Lincoln Council Bluffs and Osceola. Local activities include fishing parties ballgames windmill projects stock shipments and civic events with many residents traveling for family and community duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stamm
Omaha
Walter Madson
Waterloo
Nebr
Doreas Society
Byron
A. C. Dunning
Lincoln
H. C. Miller
Harry Blevins
McLeansboro
Ill
Miller
Peter Thelen
Council Bluffs Monda
Merchants Hospital
Community notes on Jarmins housewarming and weather
Neighbors and relatives of Mr and Mrs Harold Jarmin hosted a housewarming last week. Ed Jarmin of Lincoln visited on business. Three heavy rains occurred this week with a tornado and hail in parts of the community. Children’s Day exercises are at the Chapel Sunday at 10 o'clock.
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C. E. Hardy
Hockenberger
Columbus
Shelby
Susie Bester
Gibbon
Isaac Walton League
Chas. Hastert
David City
Edward Kuntzelman
Charleston
Vernie Kuntzelman
Carl Bull
Osceola
John Smith
Moon
Omaha
Harold Jarmin
Ed Jarmin
Lincoln
Family party at Alex Scott home amid travel
A Sunday gathering at the Alex Scott home drew visitors from Osceola and Morrill Nebr among others. Attendees included Mr and Mrs T D Richards and Mr and Mrs O B Brown, sisters of Mrs Scott, plus Mrs BE A Hatfield of Kansas City who had been visiting Mrs Netsell. Helen Scott had driven in from Sioux City after finishing elsewhere.
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Alex Scott
T. D. Richards
Osceola
O. B. Brown
Morrill
Nebr
Scott
BE. A. Hatfield
Kansas City
Olof Netsell
Helen Scott
Sioux City
Local notes highlight visits and community events
J H Tschauner drove to North Platte over the weekend visiting J A Carlson and conversing with Albert Hastings C G Timm and George Wolfe. Maple Leaf Club held an ice cream social at Mrs George Wieseman's home with many attending. Mary Jane Dresses arrived at Steeple Variety Store. Various local travels and family activities are reported along with library additions and upcoming programs.
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J. H. Tschauner
North Platte
J. A. Carlson
Albert Hastings
C. G. Timm
George Wolfe
North Loop
Maple Leaf Club
George Wieseman
Press Carr
Steeple
Carren
H. C. Duncan
Milton
Ralph Rickley
Pecular
Valley Sunday School
Valley Church
Corn Crop Saved But Wheat is Damaged
June crop report shows winter wheat down 13 percent in condition, spring grain injured by drought and frost. Eastern Nebraska hay and pastures short while western areas better. oats up 8 percent, barley slight, tame hay down. Corn in good condition but moisture scarce. frost and drought hurt fruit prospects. gardens about 75 percent normal.
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Nebraska
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Manhattan
Osceola, Nebr
F. H. Ball
County Board OF OF Equalization
Broilers
H. C. Duncan Produce Co
A. L. Leiber
Aled Johnson
Grand Island
Chas. Kuntzelman
Robi. McBeth
Albin Anderson
Wm. Burritt
Barney Krebsbach
Houston
Texas
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F. J. Strain
D. W. McFadden
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Laura Koon
Robt. McMee
Frank Inks
Blair
Frank Barker
Morse Umshler
Roy Clark
Tom Mickey
Frank Dunming
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Kensington
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Bradley
Mary Dornan
Vera Umshler
Raymond Headstrom
Des Moines
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L. H. Head
W. A. Barnard
Superior
Strom
Stromsburg
Mr. Barnard
C. A. Larson
Adolph Carlson
C. J. Schneider
John Allison
Donald Nordberg
Carson Auto Co
L. A. Runyan
Jas. Fasbender
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Dave Johnson
Fremont
H. B Branting
E. Ericson
Roy
Sara
Aurday
Boulder
Colo
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B. C. Grabill
Sidney
Toole
Guthrie Center
Iowa
John Lanham
Vic Petersen
Carl Nelson
Ganado
Aug Ahlgren
Eric Forslund
David Sundberg
Lindquist
Beresford
Free Mission Church
Peter Rosene
Morris Rosene
E. E. Stanton
J. C. Martin
Central City
M. A. Mills
Masonic Lodge
C. G. Gylling
Bellwood
C. E. Clark
George F. Hunter
Shawnee
Okla
E. E. Knerr
Hunter
Eva Fosbury
A. A. Tschauner
North Loup
Ralph Tschauner
J. W. Snedeker
U. P
Valparaiso
Mrs. Everett Black
Fullerton
Mrs Black
J. C. Hotchkiss
Methodist
Gresham
Wesley, Chapel
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Ethel Blake
Washington, D. C
Marshal Foche
Boston Common
Guy Hanshew
Ansley
Neola
Donald Miller
George Craven
York
John
Mildred
Eleanor Mills
Richard LeMar
Miss
Edith Almstrom
Carrie Lord
Leis McCoy
Julesburg
Lois
K. H. Tschauner
Grand Canyon
C. E. Smith
Mr. Smith
J. A. Smith
Ulysses
Minnie White
Weiser
Idaho
Fred Green
Liet
Mary Anderson
Gooding
R. E. Harden
Riverdale
Grace Stowe
Wilber M. Johnston
Johnston
Aing
George McCoy
Bystrom Company
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