Clark's Bakery Promotes Quality Sanitation and Flavor
Clark's Bakery touts modern facilities and efficient methods, claiming superior bread and pastries made with the best ingredients. The ad emphasizes cleanliness, nutri tious value, and distinctive baking skill, inviting customers to experience their bread and pastries.
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Clarks Bakery
Merrick County Hatchery Promises Healthy Profitable Chicks
Merrick County Hatchery markets itself as a highly scientific producer of healthy sturdy day old chicks. The firm, led by manager Mr Ullstrom, claims guaranteed delivery and suitability for profitable poultry raising and offers to ship chicks of any size order.
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Merrick County
Merrick County Hatchery
Ullstrom
The Ford V-8 Drives McCullough’s Choice of 1984 Models
McCullough Motor Co in Central City Nebraska promotes the 1984 Ford V-8 with modern design and features. The dealer highlights speed power riding comfort economy and easy parking while stressing dealership service and general repair work.
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Ford
McCullough Motor Company
Fishback Produce Co Advances Local Diversified Farming
Fishback Produce Co supports state development and diversified farming by offering farmers a favorable market for poultry and eggs and paying top market prices at all times. The firm supplies feeds as well, aiding poultry and livestock production and ensuring good financial returns for producers.
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Fishback Produce Company
Nelson Machine Shop Promises Quality Metal Work
The Nelson Machine Shop, run by N. J. Nelson, offers modern cylinder grinding, rehabbiting, acetylene welding, and new shafting, with skilled craftsmen. They guarantee high class work, punctual service, and reasonable charges, advising customers to consult them first for any repair or fabrication need.
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N. J. Nelson
Nelson Machine Shop
Osceola City Council approves sewer plant upgrades
Osceola Nebraska council met February 19 1934 to adopt an emergency resolution funding improvements to the sewage disposal plant. The plan covers a cement pump house filter bed sprinkling system and related works. Bids were opened March 5 1934 for materials and pumps with officials confirming awarded bids and authorizing payments.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Carson
McDonald
Council Rejects All Bids After Executive Session
The council opened executive session after a per cubic yard bid of $68.00 accompanied by a certified check. Roll call showed Johnson, McDonald, and Anderson in the affirmative. The motion to reject all bids, due to higher total bids than the estimate, carried. The meeting adjourned to March 7, 1984 at 7 30 p m.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Johnson
McDonald
Carson
Anderson
Polk County Democrat
Pierson
MccDonald
Guy F. Ball
Nebr
McDonal
Capitol Supply Co
Lincoln
Fairbanks Morse Co
Omaha
Interstate Machinery and Supply Co
Hotchkiss and Wells
John A. Gabriel
G. F. Schott
Yea
W. E. Pierson
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Polk County Nebraska
Public sale to pay debts from the estate of August Peterson. A. F. Nuquist, administrator, will sell the described real estate at 2:00 PM on April 10, 1984, at the south front door of the Osceola County Court House. Earnest money 15 percent day of sale, balance on confirmation. Items include E%NE4 and NEYSE in section 36, township 13, range 4, and Lot 12 in Hed Bloom's sub-division of Block 13 in Ekeley's Addition to Stromsburg. Sale open at least one hour.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
A. F. Nuquist
August Peterson
Harry D. Landis
Osceola
A. B. ‘Hedbloom
Ekeley
Stromsburg
A. F. Nnquist
Mills & Mills
Marguerite K. Russell
Samuel F. Russell
Fannie Krumbach
Samuel Avery
May B. Avery
Grace Thelen
Karl M. Thelen
Bessie H. Johnson
Limon P. Johnson
Walter D. Kirtley
John Doe
Mary Doe
Osceola Ordinance Sets City Officers' 1934 Salaries
Osceola Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 107 fixing annual salaries for city officers starting April 26 1934 including mayor councilman city clerk city treasurer city attorney and monthly rates for water commissioner chief of police street and sewer staff and labor rates. Also repeals Ordinance 166 and other conflicting ordinances and takes effect immediately. Additionally notice announces incorporation of Polk County Farmers Non Stock Co operative Association with objectives to unite farmers, promote agriculture, market products, and governance by five directors. Dated March 1 1934 and March 3 1934 with notary.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Eee
W. E. Pierson
Guy F. Ball
Polk County Farmers Non. Stock Co-Operative Association
Polk County
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Petrus C. Nelson
Stromsburg
Herman Thelen
Shelby
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