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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
8
The bystander discusses the saying silence is golden and mocks the gold standard, noting many prefer gain through advertising. A long digressive piece follows about local life, March weather, a wedding charivari for Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, farmers, school reports, and community events.
Mrs Shaw hosted four visitors on Wednesday and Miss Robinson visited the second grade on Friday. Miss Lassenhop from Lincoln vis ited with Miss Walker from Friday to Monday. Lloyd Crouse and Irene Stearn have left school moving away. The sixth grade arithmetic shifts to mental math while the eighth grade begins partial payments. The fifth grade works on fractions and the eighth grade finishes history as civics study begins. In geography the class studies Nebraska then state history next week. The seventh grade completes advanced history and will spend the rest of the year on review.
Report of the conditions at the Osceola Bank of Osceola Nebraska Charter No 718 as of February 24 1916. Capital stock paid in 37500 Surplus fund 7500 Undivided profits 4428.91 Individual deposits subject to check 121132.07 Demand certificates of deposit 176474.65 Depositor’s guaranty fund 359668.20 Total 359668.20. Signed by Jas H Mickey cashier and directors O B Mickey J A Phelander notarized March 1 1916 J P Heald notary public commission expires June 22 1921. February 28 1916.
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of the estate must file claims by October 2, 1916 and debts must be paid by March 31, 1917. Judge H Ball will convene sessions March 31, 1916 July 1, 1916 and October 2, 1916 at ten A M to receive examine hear and adjust claims. Dated February 25 1916.
By virtue of an order of sale from the District Court of Polk County Nebraska Osceola Bank vs Joseph Guser and Etta J Gubser the sheriff offers Lots 11 12 and Block 11 Original Town Osceola West third of Lots 5 8 9 Block 8 East Addition Osceola for cash at 2 PM March 11 1916 front of the South Town door Osceola Nebraska to satisfy a decree of 6706 11 with costs 17 accruing D S Potter Sheriff King Bittner Campbell Attorneys for Plaintiff Feb 1916 Osceola Nebraska
The article profiles Theodore Nordgren of Hamilton county as an aspirant for lieutenant governor in Nebraska. Born December 19, 1878, Nordgren is a long time farmer and former legislator noted for honesty and diligence. Support from former colleagues spans party lines, with emphasis on his legislative experience and native Nebraskan roots.
Visitors at the Omaha automobile week convention saw optical wares and gasoline buggy artistry while political brokers hawked guber natorial booms. Col Charlies Coffee and W P Stoecker surfaced as Democratic candidates, advocating liquor reform and state control, with backers from Sen Frank Ransom to Lee Nordman maneuvering for influence.
The Polk County Teachers Association holds a program at Osceola High School Auditorium on Saturday March 4 1916 with morning and afternoon sessions. Activities include Stromsburg City Schools demonstrations music and language by Miss Alice M Cusack. Supt O B Frazier Fremont College president Clemmons delivers addresses. Miss Cusack supervisor of Lincoln City Schools showcases new teaching methods. Supt Trazier praised for singing and timing. Hay for sale six dollars a bale. Inquire Geo Helnemeyer phone Bill.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition to appoint Warren Randell as administrator of the estate of Louise Randell deceased has been filed. The hearing is set for March 15, 1916 at 10 o'clock A M. Dated February 19 1916. (Seal) F H Ball.
The bequest details show Frederikke O. Olcott named administratrix in the will, with settlement scheduled for Tuesday March 21 1916. Dated February 26 1916 County Judge Gall presiding with seal.
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