S and W Transportation Company Incorporation Notice
Public notice states S and W Transportation Company incorporated in Nebraska with registered office in Gresham. It outlines business aims including freight hauling and real estate, stock, and general commerce. Authorized capital is 1,000 shares at 100 dollars par. Perpetual existence with a three member board and officers. Dated February 13, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S and W Transportation Company
Polk County
Nebraska
State of
Rates For Want Ads And Memorials In The Classifieds
Rates described for want ads 5 cents a word first week 4 cents second week 3 cents thereafter with minimums 75 cents first week 60 cents second 45 cents thereafter. Pants of thanks and memoriams follow same rates as want ads. Poetry not accepted unless prepaid. poetry in obituaries memorials costs 5 cents a word. Lost found ads free for first insertion. regular rates apply to subsequent insertions.
Notice of Referee's Sale Polk County Nebraska
Public sale ordered by the District Court in Polk County Nebraska. The northeast quarter of section 28 township 13 north range 1 west will be sold March 30 1966 at 2 00 PM at the south front door Osceola to highest bidder for cash with 15 percent due at sale and balance upon court confirmation. Abstract to be furnished. Also probate notice in Polk County for Fred Kuenzli estate. Executrix appointment hearing set March 28 1966 at 10 AM in Osceola County Court Office.
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District Court of
Polk County
Nebraska
Ronna Ann Ferrell
Karen Lee Coleambia
Osceola
Fred Kuenzli
State of
Ellen P. Kuenzli
Eldon “R. Johnson
Ordinance 268 Regulates Street Solicitors in City
An ordinance numbered 268 establishes rules governing solicitors peddlers hawkers itinerant merchants and vendors of merchandise operating within the city limits outlining permit requirements and restrictions to control street commerce.
Good Samaritan Center Visits and Service Notes
Visitors in the home last week included residents from York Stromsburg and Chicago among others. Circle 2 of First Methodist served cinnamon rolls, wrote letters, and collected mending. Rev John W Stalions led Bible study Saturday, Sunday services were by Rev Patrick of Gresham, and longtime resident May McIlvaine died March 3 after coming from Omaha.
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Lewis Haights
Don Kilgores
York
Donald Benda
Lillie Chindgren
Irvin Anderson
David Waller
Stromsburg
Jo- Ann Bucara
McHenry
Ill
Vernon Carlson
Hibbing
Minn
Freda Waller
Sven Carlson
Chicago
Roy Wisely
Omaha
John Moran
Hyannis
Nebr
Ernest B. Haight
David City
Jim
Osceola
First Methodist Church
Florence Mills
John W. Stalions
Patrick of
Gresham
May McIlvaine
Birthday and Social Visits Highlight Osceola Week
Mrs Shirley McGimpsey and family hosted a party for Donna McGimpsey turning three with guests including Mrs DeVern Rodene Kathy Kent and others. Grace Joy transferred from University Hospital Omaha to Covenant Home Stromsburg. The Don Ray Byers family and Sam Byerses celebrated at a dinner in Don Byers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley McGimpsey
DeVern Rodene
Kathy
Kent
Wesley Koehler
Wayne Be- Beatty
Mary Sue
Donna McGimpsey
Grace Joy
University Hospital
Omaha
Covenant Home
Stromsburg
Don Ray Byers
Sam Byerses
Don Byers
Don
Sam
Ron Christensen
Burnell Schulzes
Connie
Norfolk
Chancey Gustafsons
Polk
Wren Sherwoods
Mollie Swanson
Alvin Cennys
Paul
Lincoln
Alvin Jr
Don Gabriel
Osceola Ordinance Declares Soliciting a Nuisance
City of Osceola Nebraska passes a nuisance ordinance declaring soliciting at private residences without invitation illegal. It sets penalties of 25 to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail, directs police to enforce, repeals conflicting laws, and takes full effect upon passage. The measure was approved March 3, 1966 with official attestation.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Ee OF
Nebras
M. O. Johnson
Fred Bond
Hospital News and Central America Travel Log
Hospital news lists numerous patients and dismissals from Stromsburg Shelby Osceola Benedict Benedict Polks. a separate travelogue describes a Central America journey from the El Salvador border through Honduras and Nicaragua, noting hospitality, border procedures, a hand operated saw mill, a mountain top slaughter house, and border-crossing frustrations.
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Central America
el Salvador
San Salvador
Pan American Airways
Shell Oil
Mexico
San Miguel
Son Sonate
Honduras
Nicaragua Honduras
USA
Nicaragua
Cholateca
Senor
Siesta
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Geo. L. Carter
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Bill Bryan
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Alfred Or
Eugene Gabel
Shelby
den Chohon
Wm. Ferris
Johns Rexall Drug
Ray A. Conrad
Harold Wilson
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Sunbeam
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Harry R. Sterup
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Greiner’s Auction
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Kepner-Roberts
Lutheran Church
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Rawleigh
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Vernon Cline
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Don Winkler
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Fred Ostrander Clarks
Randy Pollard
Tad Stern
Clarks
Joe Ourada
Harry
M. Dennis
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Black—White
Ant. Rep
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Tom’s TV & Appl
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Voss
Robert Carlson
Georgia
Teddy
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Jesse Gonnerman
Duane Keyes
Tom Gonnerman
Floyd West
Fred Schmoker
Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
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Albert Crossant
Joe Imm
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Gene Neater
Richard Klein
Raed Hare
Repec EY Ep
Bvenwara Pings
Eeceemasaneseseay
Philip H. Nyberg
Norton & Norton, Attys
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Bud’s Flying Service
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M & S Transfer
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Harold's Market
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Bobby Pins
Ned’s Service
Ahren’s Diamonds
Kepner’s Mohawks
Jack & Jill
Roy’s Wreckers
Sweet Sewers
Burt & Dees
Harold’s
Smith’s Wheathearts
Tenniges Corvairs
Bert’s Rowlettes
Polk Butlerins
Gambles Rowlettes
Builder’s Supply
Elsie Spalding
Evelyn Ellworth
Carol Schmoker
Jean Brigham
Leona Boden
Esme Spalding
Smith’s
Wheathearts
Mill Rollers
Merchants League
Bush Drug
Farmer’s Grain
Tomco
Shelby Fertilizer
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Kepner & Roberts
Range Riders
Harold’s Market
Matadors
Cornhusker League Builder’s Supply
Ose. Locker
Johnson Plumbers
Lees Realty
Siglers
Tenniges Chev
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Bob’s Barber Shop
Roy’s Body Shop
Lone Star Gravel
Farmers Co-op
Geis Equip
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J. Krieger
L. Hanson
Vinton Clark
A. Rommers
C. Fischer
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James Hayhurst
Mary Jo Krumbach
Edmund Bernt
Frank Lux
Clarence Armagast
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Mark Gustafson
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Malcolm Avery
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John G. Aden
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Roy Steele
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Elin Peterson
Grace McMeekin
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Charles Nuttelman
John Monson
Paul Hadley
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Robert Sigler Sr
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Oscar Anderson
Edwin Almstrom
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