Livery Business Sold to Arthur and Ed Johnson
The Fineey Bros livery business in Osceola is sold to Arthur P. Johnson and Ed A. Johnson who will operate it from now on. Ben Fineey stays on the first floor to demonstrate Mitchell cars. The piece mentions other local notes and a state bank statement dated March 9, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fineey Bros
Arthur P. Johnson
Ed.a. Johnson
Fineey Boys
Arthur Johnson
Stromsburg
Ben Fineey
Mitchell
Treasury decision clarifies farm income for tax returns
A Treasury circular from Commissioner Osborn outlines that income from farm products and crop-share rentals must be reported in the year of sale or reduction to money. It defines farm scope, deduction rules, depreciation limits, stock losses, and how reimbursements affect income, with guidance to keep books and follow approved accounting methods.
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Treasury Department
Commissioner of Internal’ Revenue
Treasury Dept. Office of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wallington
D. C
Collectors of
Internal Revenue
United States
Multiplication Table Figures Stir Farmer Snow Water Debate
Anclo Leonard Reitz hosts a public puzzle on snow melt calculations using a large multipli cation table. Residents debate how much water 1950 lb of snow yields on an eighty acre farm with a gallon per 1014 lb melt. Local bets range from six to eight inches of water to hundreds of thousands of barrels, with methods and figures shared for reader engagement. Also: Polk County corn yield contest offers fifty and twenty five dollars for top per acre results under county supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Reitz
Leonard
Wales
Beitzeichty
Polk County
Stromsby'¢ Bank
Pollx County
Board of Commissioners
Stamsburg Bank
Ira Banta
Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Services and Classes
Sunday School and Bible class scheduled for 10 a m with Divine services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m the evening service conducted in English. The L L met at the home of Mgr and Mrs Johnn Oberg on Thursday evening March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L
Mgr
Johnn Oberg
Hand Mash Mishap Injures Vic Peterson at Work
Vic Peterson suffered a painful hand injury when his finger was broken and fingers two and three mangled after his hand was caught between a box and wheel while removing a box from a wagon. He described the incident as very painful.
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Vic Peterson
Vic
Talbot family plans Stromburg home and Rawleigh HQ
Mrs Flora Talbot and her children plan to settle in Stromburg where Mr Talbot will run travelling medicine sales for Rawleigh Co from his new headquarters. Mrs Mamie Humister visits locals and travels to Shelby for a few days. Mr Hamiston stays at Dix Neb expecting spring location. Mrs V L Deay of Briggs Calif arrives with her father J M Renner to settle in Grand Island with household goods. she is known here as Dora Rennoyr.
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Flora Talbot
Stromburg
Talbot
Rawleigh Co
Mamie Humister
Shelby
Hamiston
Dix. Neb
V. L. Deay
Briggs
Calif
City
J.M. Renner
Grand Island
Mr. Deay
For Sale A Pair of Young Geldings and Mares
For sale a pair of young geldings and a pair of mares listed by W Stew horse dealer. Reading unclear text shows sale notice from Ath Tek region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stew- Be Hone
Ath Tek
Notice of hearing for estate administrator in Nebraska
Court announces petition to appoint Edward A. Swanson as administrator of the estate. Hearing set for March 26, 1915, at 10:00 AM before County Judge F. H. Ball. Seal affixed.
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Nebraska Estate
Notice to creditors of Karna Monson deceased. Claims must be filed by August 26 1915 with debts due by February 25 1916. Hearings on March 26 1915 May 25 1915 and August 26 1915 at ten A.M. County Court Room Polk County Nebraska. Dated February 25 1915. (Seal) F. H. Ball County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Karna
Monson
F. Il. Ball
County Andge
Patrons Day Planned at School March 19 1915
Annual Patron's Day will be held March 19 1915 with a comprehensive program. Colonel B D Hayward of Lincoln will present The American Boy in the afternoon along with music and entertainment. An inter high school debate with Stromsburg on government ownership of railroads is set for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Hayward
Lincon
Stromsburg
Shool
The Printer's Dream Poem by Louis C. Cramton
A poem recounts a printer’s Christmas night dream of heaven and hell. An angel offers a golden crown for honest toil, but the printer finds hellish creditors in a hot seat. He chooses heaven as enough, preferring rest to reward, in a playful critique of debt and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Cramton
Lapeer
Hades
Hell
Pat
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Osceola Auditorium
Real Northwest
J. Taylor
Old Line Bankers Life Insurance Company
Lincoln
Alice Fox
Market Report
Jacob Amuacher
Omaha
Chats Johnsom
York
Alr
Pete
Neleon. Co
Hedburg
Aulteren
Minnesota
Todex
Todex. Ili; Family Will Leave Wedneway. Lloyd Rockwell
Stumer
Osceola
G. T. Ray
A. W. Shala
G. T. Ray’s
Shalda
Dir
Ray
R. G. Douglas
Crookston
Minn
First National Bank
U.S
Fed. Res. Bank
U. S
State OF
Polk
I. A. IX Nuquist
A. F Nuquist
H. M. Powers J
Johnston
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Invalids' Pension Assn
Gordon
Magazine Man
Kebry
OM4
Ayers
Clasey Entertainment
Asybnes
Fur Centre
Osceola Lumber Co
Frank Anddesson, Mye
Robert G. Douglas
W. H. Osborn
W. G. McAdoo
Treas
Lutheran Church
Aps Stata
Edward.a. Swanson
F. H. Ball
Ford
F.o.b. Detroit
Bayern
Rystrom Company
Stromsburg, Nebraska
Peterson & Peterson Mill & Elevator Co
Chas. F. Bell Manager
Rogers Bros
B. Rogers
E. L. Rogers
Salcsvet
Richard F. Timm
Monsef
Mon
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