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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
8
The Rondoliers will perform a full Chautauqua program with an afternoon concert and an evening Joy Night. A dozen diverse ensembles including a saxophone quintet and brass group are featured plus readings and stunts by the entertainers. Clarence L Burgderfer leads.
The Bystander club recalls farm life with Libberty Clark Al Wescoat and Silas Miller praising old wheat binding days. Joe Karrer hides roosters in his cellar to trick him asleep while Harold Jarmin trains boxing in his father’s view. Van Diman and Arch Monarch offer stallions for sale near Silver Creek Nebraska with breeding terms and care notes.
Polk County Commissioners meet in Osceola in regular session. Protests by F. T. Bennett and N. L. Nelson on 1872 1874 lands were allowed with refunds totaling 191.82. A petition for Federal and State aid road from Osceola to the Pl River bridge south of Silver Creek is filed. Board transfers 2000 to Dragging Fund and lists numerous claims and property valuation adjustments across townships and districts with adjournment to June 29 1921.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Osceola City Clerk until 7 30 P M June 27 1921 for completing paving and curbing in Paving District No 3 Osceola Nebraska bidders supply labor tools materials and construct about 1540 feet curb and gutter 420 feet straight curb 38 feet headers 2300 square yards paving 2200 cubic yards grading and related work plans on file with the City Clerk. City may reject any bids. Also notice of probate in Polk County Nebraska to appoint Lawrence Swanson administrator of Christine Anderson estate hearing set July 1 1921 10 A M.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for the appointment of Henry Samuelson as administrator of the estate of Gust Samuelson, deceased, has been filed. A hearing is scheduled for July 2, 1921 at 10 a.m. Dated June 6, 1921.
A brief note from the Ohio State Journal discusses how nails on the hand reflect erotic shine and growth rates with the middle finger growing fastest while the thumb grows slowest, highlighting fingernail observations.
The Board of Equalization resumed their session after the recess taken June 14, with all members present. The following requests for adjustment of assessments were carefully considered.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Anton Swan deceased that the executor filed a final account and report and petition for final settlement and distribution discharge. Hearing set before the court on July 2, 1921 at 10 a.m. to contest the matters. Dated June 4, 1921.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Susan Detweiler deceased Nebraska. Claims must be filed by October 8 1921 and debts paid by July 8 1922. The county court will judge claims on July 8 September 8 and October 8 1921 at 10 am. FF H Ball.
Historical legal notices from Polk County Nebraska include foreclosure actions by American State Bank of Omaha against multiple defendants over a mortgage on section 28 16 1W. and separate suits by Christine Lind seeking $5500 plus interest for child support. and partition action to confirm shares in west half of section 32 15N 1W. Notices name defendants such as A P Manion Fred C Stoll Carl Emil Lind William Corbet Gertie Corbet Grace Blackman Emmet Blackman Weston County Bank and Christine Lind with dates in 1921 and required responses by August 8 July 18 or other deadlines.
Christine Lind widow of Fred Lind sues to foreclose a deed of attachment on multiple parcels in township 15 north range 4 west and nearby quarters in Polk County Nebraska. The petition seeks payment of debt and costs. answer due by July 4, 1921. Attorneys Milly Beebe & Mills represent Christine Lind.
Polk County Nebraska invites sealed proposals for three contracts to erect a court house building in Osceola. Bids due July 6 1921 at 2 00 p m with deposits 10000 for general work 3500 for plumbing 300 for electrical work. Bonds and references required. Board may reject any or all bids.
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