Four generation Polk County family featured in tribute
The Record presents a four generation group led by Mrs. John Swanson, a Polk County pioneer born in Sweden in 1845. It details the Swanson lineage, early homesteading near Osceola, and the family’s long ties to Stromsburg and Denver with multiple descendants and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swanson
Polk County
Sweden
Swanson
Ella Shugren
Denver
Keokuk
Iowa
Osceola
I. A. Swanson
George Ludden
Lincoln
Bertha Swanson
H. L. Swanson
Devel County
Paul Norman Walgren
Why Attend Church Theme Urges Community Reflection
A church bulletin urges better Sunday attendance from Grace and Valley congregations. Pastor W W Hull and J A Klein outline Sundays services with themes on church usefulness and community improvement. Epworth League discusses gratitude to a good book.
W C Johnson Co Announces Garden Seed Re stock and Deals
The W C Johnson Co promotes Ike Rice and Fairy seeds and Red River Valley potatoes at 2.00 per bushel. Onion sets in red and white expected scarce and pricier. They advertise canned fruits and a shifting inventory with clearance lots including men’s flannel shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley
Ohio
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Second Sunday in Lent
Harmony Society met at Miss Mabel Thelander home for a well attended social. Luther League will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nyquist March 10 at 8 p m with a program planned. Sunday school at 10, morning service 11 in Swedish and 7 30 p m. Pastor Adolf Serenius extends cordial invite to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s EV. Luth
Harmony Society
Mabel Thelander
Luther League
Ernest Nyquist
Wennerberg Chorus
Arthur N. Johnson
Adolf Serenius
Hospital site fund payment notice in Morningside addition
March 7 1922 notice asks all subscribers who have not paid to settle debts for the hospital site in Morningside Addition. Trustee Wilber M Johnston cites $1666.50 collected, debts for Randall and Everett properties, and pending $800 payment to Everett. Sisters of the Resurrection may take over, with a projected additional $250 needed. Wayne Rystron moved to new location near Hoffer cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside
Wm. Everett
Fred Randell
Randall
Everett
Mr. Randall
Osteola Bank
Sisters of the Resurrection
Norwood Park
Illinois
Thisfand
Wilber M. Johnston
Community Notes From Sunday Visits And Local Gatherings
Ernest Mollerstrom visited Harlan Carls Sunday afternoon. N S Abolts traveled to York for Mrs Kingsolver funeral burial in Gresham. Mrs Frank Hultgren’s birthday marked a surprise gathering. Mr and Mrs G A Anderson and Miss Margaret Stromsburg visited C W Hennings family. Irene and Bara Newcomer stayed with N S About on Saturday. Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs Irvin Rystrom March 16. A community dinner at B C Mondéen home drew about fifty, with ice cream and cake. Owing to sickness some could not attend. Harlan Carlson shipped cattle to Omaha. Swan M. Carlson accompanied the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber M. Johnston
Milton D Anderson
Carson Auto Co
Ivan Mills
R A. Mills
City
Marguerite Beckmeyer
Lincoln
Andrew Monson
York County
Fred
George Anderson
C. Al_vin Olson Coe Brown
C. V. Fernandez
Buelah
Will Carlson
Jas. McBeth
Guy Pearce
Litchfield
Mary Manion
Kearney
James Charling
Ithaca
C. L. LeMar
C. E B. Nelson
Waverly
Polk County
O. E. Jones
Leona Nantkes
State University
H. F. Nantkes
Cecil McKeag
Wood River
John McKeag
I. Q. Rathbun
Omaha
Senator Beebe
H. C. Hughes
Shelby
Nancy Dieleman
Manville
Wyo
John Beethoff
Dieleman
Manvile
N. S. Abolt
York
Harlan Carlson
Swan M. Carlson
Income Tax Returns Deadline and Penalties for 1922
Taxpayers must file income tax returns with the collector of internal revenue by March 15, 1922. Each filing requires at least one fourth of the total tax due. Extensions are limited to thirty days by local collectors, with further requests sent to the Commissioner in Washington. Penalties include up to 1000 dollars plus 25 percent of assessed tax for late returns, and 5 percent plus interest for late payment or negligence. Fraud carries up to 10000 dollars fine or up to one year in prison, plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Half Billion Public Employees in U.S. Government
The United States Census Bureau reports more than 500000 public employees across federal, state, and local governments. Over one third are women, with the federal sector employing a higher share of women than state and local agencies, at over half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
United States
Meridian Garage ad proclaims repair and delivery service
Welding shop promotes mending anything but daybreak with free evening home delivery by Meridian Garage. Wortman and Rhodes manage. The Evening State Journal home delivery via Record route and Douglas at care Record note weekly door service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Garage
Wortman & Rhodes
Mgrs
Robert Douglas
Care Record
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Douglas Maclean
McLean
Flo
Otick
Clyde Cook
Tom Mix
Sunshine Comedy
Harry Musselman
Mgr
Nels Jarmin
T W. Delamore
I. D. Huston
Polk
Warren Randall
Stromsburg
Eulalie Heinemeyer
David
Martin Scholz
Edith Tape
Colorado Springs
Colorado Points
Centennial
Ernest Scholz
John Monson
Rumley People
Sidney
Henning Carlson
Andrew J. Swanson
Hamilton
F. A. Hultgren
Chas. H. Parkis
York Hospital
Clarence Egelhoff
Keeline
Clarence
Chas. Dickhute of
Lillian Stoner
Stromsburg Friends
C. J. Roslund
Central City
Fred Schwab
Osceola Livestock Co
Mae Olson
Merle Fagg
H. W. Chase
G. W. Gregg
Libbie-Ryan
E. H. Thelander
Clinton
Lincoln pass_engers
Madge Moore
James Dunn
Olof Netsell
Goldie Birchfield
Lin_coln
Osceola Livestock Shippers’ Association
Arthur Boatright
M. Rood
M. A. Mills
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Dorothy
Josephine Douglas
Mabel Roslund
Harold Ware
Norfolk
Sioux City
Arthur N.johnson
Metropolis
Howard Adams
Randall Bros. C
S. A. Snider
Cheney
Walter Kirtley
Rasmussen
Nebraska Women’s Educational Club
Chris Behle
el Paso
Texas
Bertha Behle
C. G. Magnuson
August Senn
Thes City
Norris Campbell
Msgs
Frances Berry
Y. W. C.ad
Wisconsin
August Pehrson
North Platte
Arvid Brunting
A. R. Palmer
Ulysses
Frank Anderson
Palmer
Mattie Anderson
Fred Fredrickson
Nicholas Jensen
C. A. Jensen
W. E. Pierson
Lexington
George Jewett
Portland
Ralph Pickell
Chicago
Chicago’ Board of Trade
John Koehler
Platte
Koehlers
Victor Peterson
Arcadia
Christine Peterson
Andrew Lindholm
Peterson
George Bond
Hackberry
R. O. Bond
Lodge Pole
Bond
L. J. Johnson
Albert Blevins
Edward A. Swanson
Chas. Walgren
Paul Norman’ Walgren
Mr. Swanson
Wagner
W. W. Hull
Grace and Valley Churches
Viola Timm
J. A. Klein
W.C. Johnson Co
W. QO. Johnson Co
Bette
W. C. Johnson
Ed Wagner
Walter Hernbloom
Nebr
Duroc
Farrow
F. E. Merrick & Sons
Frank Miller
Sam Gushee Place
Enquire
C. E. Howland
Poland
China
Oscar Swan Johnson
J. &. Curren
R. J. Richmond
Ins East
Brice
Olof Hult
Emil Olson
Lewis Schott
The
J. O. Bodine
E. P. Sturdevant
Florence
J. W. Fulman
N. L. Nelson
Urban Eberhart
Silver Creek
John Thomas
David City
H. C. Beebe
Rev
W. L. Hadsel
Cooley
J. L. Heald
L. R. Israel
Lillian McBeth
Corcoran
Walter Christenson
Osceola School
QO. W. Ritchey
Lloyd Trim
Ivar Oberg
Melford Anderson
Vern Serenius
Ralph Rickly
Charlie Hastings
Allen Ray
Myra
Arvid Anderson
Wn Zimmerman
Anderson
United Drug Co
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Wayne Rystrom
Hoffer Cemetery
Frank Rystron
Ernest Mollerstrom
Harlan Carls
W. H. Carstens Chiropractor
Surety State
T. Butz
Omntist Pyerrhea
Office
Res
Monsen Breek
Percy Drum
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