Old Time Bystander Notes and Local Civic Talks
A crowded reminiscence covers the Bystander Club, old names like William Stokes and Jack Rathbun, plus talk of elections and women’s dress. The piece also details county treasurer actions, contracts for a new courthouse, and city bonds for street improvements in Osceola Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stokes
Isabel
Great Divide
William
Pawnee
Doc
Beebe
Stokes
Wiliam Cox
Jack Rathbun
Bill
Wilyard
Classified Lost Notice for License and Tail Light
Lost license 41-1970 and a tail light. Finder please notify Arthur W. Anderson at phone 4412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Anderson
Dart
Record Office
Polk County Commissioners Proceedings 1922 Osceola Nebraska
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met in adjourned session at Osceola Nebraska on March 3 1922 with all members present. The brief indicates instruction for Jas Pate and a grant or grantor related to the Renee LS Fund in favor of Geo F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of” ‘County Commissioners
Polk
Farmers Union Co- Operative Association -of-Polk
National’ Bank of Shelby
Denver
Colorado
Court House
Granden Electric Company
Omaha
Steel Fixture Manufacturing Company
H. A. Johnson
Mend
Board of County Commissioners
Polk ‘County
Sessin
Grarrant
Renee LS Fund
Geo. F
Osceola Nebraska approves intersection paving bonds
The city council passes an intersection bond ordinance to issue paving bonds for districts 1 2 and 3 in Osceola Nebraska. Bonds total nineteen equal maturities with one thousand dollar denominations and a five hundred dollar highest bond, interest semiannual, to fund district paving work. The ordinance repeals conflicting orders and sets March 15 1922 as a key milestone.
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Pavion
LLP
Beye
el Dorado
Kansas
Sid
Osceola
Nebraska
Polk _ County
State of Nebraska
Vity
Gaid City
Notice of Sale Under Lien for Polk County Horses
Notice is given that a lien filed February 13 1922 in Polk County Nebraska covers several horses including two grey horses about ten years old and weighing 1100 pounds, a blue roan mare with white face, white hind legs, and a bay horse. Sale will occur April 7 1922 at 1 PM at the NE¼ NW¼ Section 16 Township 14 Range 4 W. Dated March 16 1922 by Charles H Parkis Mills Beebly Mills Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
David S. Potter
Charles H. Parkis Mills
Beeb!) & Mills
Attys
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Farmers’ Union
Onl
H. G
Shelby
W. H. Carstens Chiropractor
Surety State Bank
Fariza
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Oliver Fordson
Rystrom Company
Woth
F.O.B
Detroit
Ford
Carson Auto CO
Heck
Korkus
Barkuss
Willin
Wright
Dock
Bill Stokes
Ring Rathbun
Charlie Howland
Frank Ferguson
Bill Everett
Vick Newcomer
Albert Ryan
Bill Cox
Eazy
Jack
Pegpel
Wimmen
Keen Ludden
Tno
Peepel
Demmicraft Observatory
Acktin
Nate Norton
Congris
Nate
Poke County
Pear
Teddy
Ern Howland
Poll Howland
Ern
Peeper
Josephs
Leo Isrill
Isrill
Ennyboddy
Busa
Anderson
Thie
Wartadt
Minnie ‘G. Weeden
Margaret.Veltman
Elizabeth Rudeen
Mary “McCumber
Mabel A. Olson
Lincoln Tel
Taanco
Polk County Democrat
Ok Ji C
Hansen
David Anderson
W. F. Gernandt
Sylvester Czuba
Pa Rystrom Company
J. &. Johnson
Victor Kerker
Sarah E. LeMar
Dagey
Pike and Carlson Coel
National Refuing Co
David
Potter
John Sjoblom
Ae Aedele
Ruth Glasser
Victor Anderson
M. Abbott Child
Robert R. Douglas
Henry Morris
Foster
Wilson Chemical Co
K-B Printing Co
Klopp Printing Co
Hammond & Stephens Co
Woodruff Egan Co
University ’ Publishing Co
John L. Soderberg & Co
Trolman
C. S. Huddleston
Henry L. Hoffer
Homer A. Phelps
Karl Kreizinger
C. D
S. F. Johnson
State Public Service Co
Lis Int Andi
Benson
Mate Highway Fund
Bernard Stromberg
Ace Hub Rae Ae
Yn Atnye
John, Bjoblom
G. T. Ray
J. L. Heald
Campani
J. ‘Doremus
Alex
L. “Adelson
A. H. Berggren
Stromigburg
F. E
Milch. Gows
Frank Miller
Lewis Schott
Bystrom Company, Inc
Stromsburg