Congressman Lican Primaries Highlight Rural Support
The Fourth District congressman emphasizes farming as the nation’s prosperity and notes his tenure advancing agriculture. He pledges continued faithfulness to agricultural progress during his term.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
8
The Fourth District congressman emphasizes farming as the nation’s prosperity and notes his tenure advancing agriculture. He pledges continued faithfulness to agricultural progress during his term.
Miss Daisy Kunkle of Omaha visited with her parents Mr and Mrs D H Kunkle on Tuesday evening. Mrs M A Mills Sr traveled to Omaha on Thursday to visit her son Webster Mills, accompanied by her daughter Allie.
Classified notices seek a furnished or unfurnished cottage or rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Enquiries directed to the Record office.
The Osceola column covers a post banquet picnic at Buckley Park with Ray Hunsaker named president and Mrs. C A Anderson vice president. It lists numerous local visits, travels, and civic notes including church events, alumni visits, cattle shipments, repairs at the post office, and plans for the city budget for 1922 23. People mentioned include J W Matson family, Rev O Backlund, Elvera Johnson, Ruth Johnson, and many residents visiting relatives or attending events.
Public notice from Polk County Nebraska that Visalia Gondringer petitions for intestate estate of James Clark. Hearing set for June 29 1922 at 10 a.m. at the County Judge’s office Osceola. Heirs listed include George Clarke Emanuel Clark Liberty Clark James T Clark Emma Jane Clark Catharine Clark. Court to determine kinship and descent of land in Section 11 and Section 2 Township 13 Range 1 West 6th P M.
Polk County Nebraska In the matter of the estate of C A Allinder deceased a petition to appoint Frank A Allinder as administrator has been filed. Hearing set for July 7 1922 at 10 am in county court. Dated June 13 1922 394 County Judge.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of William Runge deceased has been filed. Hattie Runge is named executrix. The hearing is set for June 29 1922 at 10 oclock A M. Dated June 2 1922.
Sheriff Ed Lauerman declares his candidacy for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket to Polk County voters in the July 18 1922 primary. He seeks support and mentions another statement about running on the Republican ticket subject to Republican voters at upcoming primaries.
R G Douglas announces candidacy for renomination as Representative on the Republican ticket subject to the county Republican decision at the primary election July 18.
Mrs. Walter Dale arrives from Gothenburg to visit relatives. A. B. Lind and family including Will Irene and Marjorie Lind depart overland to North Platte to visit Julian Ludden's family.
Notice to interested parties that the Polk County Nebraska court will hear final accounts for Karl Klassy and Matilda C. Mace estates. Hearings set June 23 1922 at 10 AM for Klassy and July 14 1922 at 10 AM for Mace. Discharge and determination of heirship requested.
W. H. White, a Cameron Creek rancher, walked unarmed when two wolves trailed him. A jackrabbit appeared, drawing the wolves away, allowing White to flee. He now carries a gun for protection.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks M. J. Gondringer as Administrator De Bonis Non to settle and complete Emanuel Clark estate. Hearing set for June 23, 1922 at 10 A M before County Judge F. H. Ball.
M. D. Cameron sues Jacob V. Shipley Emily Shipley Lillian Garst and Fred Garst to foreclose a 6000 mortgage on the northeast quarter of section 32 township 16 range 1 west. The note dated 1917 is unpaid and defaulted. Defendants must answer by July 31 1922.
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