Shelby and Osceola Notes and Social Visits
Shelby residents and visitors fill a busy week with social calls. Guests include Wm Bradley at Duncan and Earl Kreizinger in Columbus, while Lincoln, Osceola, and Omaha trips surface in visits, school projects, and a Woodmen camp organization effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Duncan
Friends
Earl Kreizinger
Columbus
Owen McClung
Lincoln
Ben Treadway
PB. J. Ball
Jack Eyler
Litchfield
Will
Fritz Thelen
T. T. Club
Seward
Sam Cook
Jos. Lur
Miss Sophia
John Ireland
Osceola
Albert Colson
Elk Family
Wincie Benda
Omaha
James Fasbender
Central City
C. W. Moon
Clint McBeth
Moon
John Reece
KE. E. Reece
Ernest Funkhauser
Aultman_Taylor
Hartson
Hayhurst
Braithwaite
Maurice
Hackberry
Oliver Long
I. A. Kahler
Piatte Grecinet
John Hastert
August Nargoski
C. E. Hastert
Charles Hastert
Gladys Ley
George
Frank Smith
Hunting Lodge
The
Loup
yes_terday
Guy Funk_houser
Roy Clark
Funkhouser
Dickhute
Dist
Reece
Arthur Scott
Fred Miller
George McMeekin
Herman Linder
Shelby Woodmen
Stromsburg
T. W. Day
Mrs. Day
Dix
Nebr
Bovina
Colo
J. D. Vaughn
E. S. Hayhurst
Frank
Foster
Harry
Clyde Hayhurst
Seth Bennett
York
P. L. Knight
Walter
Mr. Knight
Blazer’s Slough
G. T. Lavery
R. T. Buelow
Frank Schlesinger
Chas. Lux
George Brigham
Kopec
Earl Brazee
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants Foreclosure of 1917 mortgage
Polk County Nebraska district court action by M. D. Cameron to foreclose the 1917 mortgage on the northeast quarter of section 32 township 16 range 1 west. Defendants Jacob V Shipley Emily Shipley Lillian Mae Garst Fred M Garst and unknown John Doe must answer by July 31 1922. Attorney T B Dysart represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob V. Shipley
Emily Shipley
Lillian Mae Garst
Fred M. Garst
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
M. D. Cameron
John Doe
Osceola City Weighs 1922 1923 Expense Estimate
The Osceola Nebraska city council approves a 1922 1923 budget estimate totaling lists fire protection 600 dollars officers salaries 2626 and other line items including street lighting printing street maintenance water works park upkeep and sewer and paving costs. The plan calls for publication in the Osceola Record for four weeks and a July 18 1922 council meeting to pass the appropriation bill. Kenneth A. Cornish is city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
S. A. Snider
Polk County Commissioners Review Bridge Costs and Tax Assessments
Polk County Board of Commissioners met in adjourned session to estimate bridge construction costs and to consider bids. The County Board of Equalization discussed numerous property assessment reductions across multiple sections, with specific parcels lowered by order. The Osceola City Council addressed water refund, Park Board resignation, City Attorney appointment, sidewalk notices, and adjourned with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Acton
John L. Soderburg & Co
John Sjoblom
County Board of Equalization
Julius A. Johansen
O. F. Branting
H. T. Westring
Joel Hanson
R. Walker
A. A. Gray
Park
Hartman
Schwab
Hastings
Ware
Snider
Wilber M. Johnson
Alice E. Stoner
Notice of Final Report in Ma tilda C. Mace Estate
In the Polk County Nebraska court the administrator filed a final account and report, a petition for final settlement and distribution, and for heirship. A hearing is set for July 14, 1922 at 10 a.m. to contest the matter. Dated June 15, 1922. (Seal) F. H. Ball, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Matilda C. Mace
State of
F. H. Ball
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska
County Court of Polk Nebraska hears petition to appoint Frank A. Allinder as administrator of the estate of C A Elford Allinder Deceased. Hearing set for July 7 1922 at 10 a m. Dated June 13 1922. County Judge Jacob V Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
C. A. Elford Allinder
Frank A. Allinder
F. H. Ball
Jacob V. Shipley
City Council Approves Police Chief and Street Commissioner Bond
City council met in adjourned session May 10 1922 with all members present. A. W. Lewis bond as Chief of Police and Street Commissioner was accepted. R. E. Dearborn claim of 13 50 was audited. A resolution to purchase a workmen's compensation policy from London Guarantee & Accident Company was introduced and adopted. Council adjourned to 7 30 p m May 13 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
A. W. Lewis
R. E. Dearborn
London Guarantee & Accident Company
Osceola City Council Adjourns Without Quorum May 13 1922
City Council of Osceola Nebraska met May 13 1922 with eight members listed and no quorum. Mayor adjourned the meeting to 7 30 p m May 16 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
A. Snider
Hartman
DANGER FROM RAW FUSEL OIL IN BONDed LIQUOR ALARMS CLEVELAND
Cleveland chemists warn that many samples of so called pure bonded liquor contain fusel oil and other adulterants. Assistant city chemist J M Kovachy says fusel oil can cause methemoglobinemia and suffocation like asphyxiation. Chemical Laboratories proprietor M E B Curtis advises drinkers to analyze liquor before use and remove harmful ingredients while preserving bonded whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, D
Grim Reaper
J. M. Kovachy
Kovachy
Nlicit
M. EB. Crutis
The
Chemical Laboratories
Curtis
Placing Blame and the Quiet Power of Patience
A sharp reflection on blame and self and the limits of action. The text contrasts the vulgar man who blames others, the novice who blames himself, and the philosopher who blames neither, praising simple patience as the highest form of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horacs
Coronado Pageant By Ak-Sar-Ben To Stage In Omaha
Historians note Coronado and Spanish explorers likely reached Nebraska lands around 1541 after tales of Quivera led to an expedition. Ak-Sar-Ben plans a fall pageant in Omaha to present early Nebraska history to state youth and foster interest in the Midwest's past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Quivera
Omaha
Nebraska
Philip of Spain
Nebraska Territory
Republican Economy Cut Government Spending by Half
The public economy motto of the Republican administration claims operating expenses were reduced nearly one half by a Republican Congress working in harmony with the executive department. Representative Martin B Madden of Illinois chairs the Hoarese Committee on Appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congress
Executive Department
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Hoase Committee
United States
Veterans Bureau
Postal Service
Government Costs Under Wilson to Harding Compared
The piece compares federal spending estimates and appropriations from Wilson to Harding. It notes 1921 and 1922 savings under a Republican Congress, projects 1923 spending, and argues that postwar fixed charges plus nominal increases keep costs above prewar levels. It lauds Harding and Congress for economy and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Harding
Campaign to Prevent Accidents at Highway Crossings
Railroads across the United States and Canada push the National Careful Crossing campaign in summer to warn the public and railway workers of the dangers at highway grade crossings. The program urges careful travel, vigilance by motorists, and full cooperation by locomotive engineers, firemen, conductors, track foremen, and crossing watchmen to prevent deaths and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
American Railway Association
Iodine Fumes Warned as Danger in Drug Use
The article notes iodine fumes as a claimed alternative to tincture but warns they are absorbed through skin and lungs. It stresses inhalation is very dangerous, especially with respiratory illness or disease, citing experiments on absorption and risk.
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Shelby
Katie Brazee
Earl
Pearl Dickinson
Becker
Minn
Agricultural School
Sam
M. TP. Cameron
T. B. Dysart
Kenneth A. Cornish
County
Polk
Edward Carpenter
Fred J. Scow
George Hasselbalch
Hugh G. Schmoker
John Kosch
John L. Carter
Chas. E. Hastert
Rudolph R. Urban
Bord
August W. Johnson
Harry Sundberg
G. E. Ehn
Ben Elledge
J. P. Stephenson
Morrill
Board of Equalization
Polt County
City Council
Ewert
UMBUS
NEBRA
Albert W. Jefferis
U.S. Senate
Mr. Jefferies
Reese
Aurora
Hamilton County
Illinois University
Beatrice
Fall
Ak-Sarben
Middle West
America
Hann
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