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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
8
Photographers busy as the school year ends with two months left for editing. Geometry students make paper figures to clarify angles. Freshmen and eighth graders tied in a Thursday game, graders winning by one point. Seniors beat sophomores 19 to 3, then sophomores won a later game. Seniors won the winner’s game and a junior play is set for April 3 as the grade teams show promise.
Osceola Neb March 20 1924 The Osceola high school notes cover a wide range of events including a well adapted cast for Golden Days with humor and music classes in music appreciation featuring Italy France and Scotland. The junior and senior boys played a close basketball game with a juniors victory after extra play. The pole of school staff plans to dedicate the yearbook to Miss Carpenter and a girls vs boys game with girls ruling is noted. Polk County Board of Commissioners held adjourned session approving patrol bonds and dividing Road District No 7 into two districts No 7 and No 14 with described boundaries. Claims from St Marys Hospital Western Electric and local road districts were approved. Public notices include an auction of school lands forfeited contracts and a sheriff sale of property in Osceola to satisfy a mortgage.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Peter Nelson deceased has been filed. The hearing is set for April 12, 1924 at 10 a.m. for the appointment of Nels L. Nelson as Executor. Dated March 14 1924. Wilber M Johnston Substitute County Judge.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Estella F. Gregg prompts claims by July 12, 1924, and debt payment by July 12, 1925. The county court will sit in Polk County on April 12, May 12, and July 12, 1924 at 10 a.m. to receive and examine claims.
A 1924 state agriculture order restricts cattle entering Polk County Nebraska. Imports require a certificate from a fully accredited herd or a tuberculin test within 60 days, filed with the state Department of Agriculture. Exemptions allow cattle for immediate slaughter kept separate until moved. The order is dated February 25 1924 and signed by Grant Shumway and L R Cantwell.
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