Osceola News Briefs and Local Marriages
Born to Hon and Mrs J H Mickey a daughter on Thursday March 20 Miss Laura Burns daughter of Henry Burns married last Thursday at her father's home to L G Zinnecker of Columbus The groom is a banker at Columbus Giles Cole to move to MaKeever ranch Platte Precinct W S Weitzman Lincoln High School professor visiting Beulah Albert C Benjamin to Bethel Barber married west of Osceola Weather turns from subzero to spring Polk County delegates elected to endorse nationwide and Sioux Falls gathering Crabill Son introduce modern meat refrigerator for local butcher shop
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Beulah
M. E. Parsonage
Swan
Albert C. Benjamin
Bethel Barber
Osceola
Polk County
H. M. Powers
Lincoln
Sioux Falls
S. D
S. W. Crabill & Son
Neck of the Woods
Ten Years Ago in Aurora March 1929 Social and civic notes
Marriages and moves headline a reflective Aurora column with Zelma Garretson and Ivan Sundberg wed by the county judge. Local residents change jobs and homes as Irene Ibson and Homer Hall marry in Omaha, and business shifts sweep through town. The column also notes tax retroactivity debates, a proposed 180000 head reindeer purchase for Alaska natives, and a Nebraskan womens address in the Congressional Record. Springtime in Washington and distribution of agricultural bulletins round out the snapshot of 1929 life.
Funeral Held for James Headley at Fairview Church
James Headley funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at Fairview Church with burial in Beulah Cemetery. The East Side Drug Store was sold to D F Barber of York, who brings years of drug experience. Dr McBeth will continue dentistry. Mr and Mrs Jos Tschauner were surprised as they prepare to return to the farm this spring. Mrs Ralph Jarman died Saturday at age 35, funeral at Wesley Chapel. leaves husband and nine children. A baby boy arrived at Fred Shank’s home. Minnie Vierson and Ralph Campbell wed in Benkleman. they will live in Hastings where Campbell works for Swift. Andrew Monson’s family reported a baby boy born March 18 in Omaha. A baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs J A Oberg last Wednesday, and Joe’s smile lights the blacksmith shop.
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James M. Headley
Fairview
Ralph Jarmin
Wesley Chapel
Fred Shank
Minnie Vierson
McCool
Ralph Campbell
Benkleman
Hastings
The
Swift Co
Omaha
Andrew Monson
J. A. Oberg
Joe
Flying Fish Leaping Ability Noted in Study
Researchers report flying fish can perform up to 12 successive leaps without resub merging. The finding highlights how these airborne fish extend their glide and escape range beyond typical diving behavior.
Reader's Digest praised for concise, heart of matter reading
A theater veteran Helen Hayes extols succinctness and urges readers to subscribe. The Reader's Digest is highlighted as brief, concise, and interesting, compiling 35 top articles monthly from hundreds of sources and delivering pithy condensed pieces to subscribers.
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Helen Hayes
Reader’s Digest
Dept. X
Pleasantville
N. Y
Understanding Primary Tuberculosis in Children
The column explains how tuberculosis can start in a child with exposure to the germs, the role of immunity, and how a first mild illness may precede adult type disease. It stresses finding the infection's source, protecting contacts, and monitoring children to prevent reinfection and severe outcomes.
Want Ads cover seed sales and farm notices
Seed and feed offers list yellow clover alfalfa sorgo and Sudan seed prices. Ads include live stock piglets sows with litters and a man with a car opening in Polk county. Property sale listing describes 40 acres near Shelby Illinois details for Dr H G Eichhorn.
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Shelby
Nebr
Polk County
H. G. Eichhorn
RFD
Peoria
Illinois
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visitations Report
Polk community notes detail Sunday dinners and afternoon calls at numerous homes including the Wilshusens Detloffs Westfall Green Swanson and others. Several visits occur to and from Stromsburg Aurora Concordia Hampton York and Grand Island with a wedding anniversary gathering at Hampton and a death in Tecumah noted.
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C. A. Wilshusen
Emma Zierott
Elmer ‘Wilshusen
Alton Driewer
Charles Dreiwer
Hampton
Henry Reed
Rhine Klute
Karl Dose
Emil Meerkatz
Ed Johnson
Ludwig Johnson
Kearney
Harold Bedient
Arborville
W. C. Green
Elmer Allison
Near Stromsburg
Glenn Green
Allison
George ‘Larson
Grand Island
Carl Steelquist
Claus Lindahl
Arnold Isaacson
M. E. Daniels
Carl Swanson
Aurora
Albert Johnson
Hardville
Joe Johnson
Rudolph Gustafson
Concordia
Kansas
Henry Smith
Martin Smith
Emalyne Deuker
Art Dose
Carl Blase
Lester Rhode
Albert Sundberg
Green’s
Ed Larson
Gloria
Theo Larson
Art Scholl
Osceola
Walter Nelson
York
Nelson King
Robert Nelson
Marjorie Nelson
Gerald Holm
Marel Hensley
Central City
D. H. Westfall
Lincoln
C. G. Jack
Tecomah
A. K Crow
Arthur Robson
Gresham Sunay
Farm Seeds and Prices From JARMIN & LEES SEED CO
Farm seeds advertise alfalfa from 9.50 per bushel, atlas sorgo 2.50 to 3.50 per hundred, sooner mile 1.65 to 5.50, sweet clover 3.75 to 4.50, fancy Texas Sudan 3.75, Iowa 939 hybrid price per hundredweight, Shelby Nebraska. Phone 22.
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Texas
Sudan
Iowa
Jarmin & Lees Seed CO
Shelby
Nebr
Notice in Federal Land Bank of Omaha case versus Lena Bryan
Public notice lists The Federated Land Bank of Omaha a corporation as plaintiff with attorneys Philip M. Wellman Phil B. Campbell and Philip H. Nyberg. Dates cited include March 16 23 30 and April 6.
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THE
Federal Land Bank OF Omaha
Federat, Land Bank OF Omaha
Philip M. Wellman
Phil B. Campbell
Philip H. Nyberg
Final Report in Estate of Orval T Vani Hoosen
In the Matter of the Estate of Orval T VaniHoosen Deceased the administratrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge of administration Hearing set before Polk County Nebraska Court on April 1 1939 at 10 o clock a m Interested parties may appear and contest Dated March 7 1939 W W Norton Substitute County Judge Seal
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Polk County
Nebraska
Orval T. VaniHoosen
State of
W. W. Norton
Notice to Contractors Polk County Nebraska 1939 bids
Sealed bids for concrete tubes culverts wing walls and galvanized iron culverts will be received at the County Clerk Osceola Nebraska until 2 00 P M April 4 1939. Bids must specify sums per cubic foot and per linear foot and accompany a 250 certified check. If awarded a bond is required within ten days. County Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Published March 7 1939 with dates March 18 23 30.
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Osceola
Nebraska
F. O. B. Osceola
Polk County
County Board of Commissioners
Berry's Superior seed corn advertised by VanKleeck
Farmers urged to purchase Berry's Superior seed corn from VanKleeck of Polk Iowa. The promotion offers a bonus payment of 20 if delivered by April 26 after ordering by April 18.
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VanKleeck
Iowa Co
Polk
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Stromsburg
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North Platte
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Sceola
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W. S Austin
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P. W. Horst
Denver
Brown Long
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Broken Bow
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Congressional Record
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Republican Valley
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Franklin
Polk County Medical Society
Professional Directory
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Geo. T. Alliband
M. D
Court House Square
A. A. Wurtz
First National Bank
Hesler Cleaning Works
Hastings & Nelson Agents
Osceola, Nebr
Mabel Thompson
Sehd Company
Columbus
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China
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Kepner
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Mickey Produce Company
Pure Atlas
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P. A. Nelson
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Philadelphia
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Orion Bryan
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