Umpire Faces Hostile Crowd in Fray on Field
The article recalls the tense scene as an umpire stands between two rival sides, enduring threats and jeers from players, spectators, and bleachers while police maintain order. It also surveys city clubs and social groups, noting many associations and upcoming events, with local notices and personal updates from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais Eles
Ee Na Cassie
Astir
Woman's Temperance Society
Ladies Aids
Gentlemen's Aids
Happy Workers
Jolly Dozen
Jolly Two Dozen
Coon Holler
Goone Ridge
Cassandra
Polk County Land Offers Two Good Improved Quarters
Bargain land listings in Polk County promise two good improved quarters. Sellers claim strong value with one extra desirable improvement and invite buyers to act for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
New Polk County Homes Near Osceola
A. A. Honnell builds a modern 28 by 50 foot farm residence with an 18 by 34 foot two story addition and full basement near Gospel Ridge. The home features seven first floor rooms and three on the upper floor, electric lighting, central heating, porches, and a large barn already erected. The project includes extensive improvements and ties to a 400 acre Polk County farm, with local builders and contractors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Honnell
Gospel Ridge
Honnell
William
Sir
Polk County
Firs
Frank Chauner
Osceola
Chauner
Orr and Martin
James Martin
C. J. Webster
Beautiful new farm home near Osceola completed
Albert Croissa’s new farm house three miles east of Osceola is finished and furnished. Mr and Mrs Croissant moved in April 4. The two story 32 by 26 foot house has eight rooms with a half basement. Inside work is elegant with attractive papering and finish. Mrs Croissant, formerly Lida Henderson of Surprise, and her husband were married February 23 at David Guy and have begun housekeeping there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Croissa
Osceola
Croissant
David Guy
Polk Groom Weds Miss Stank in Lincoln
The wedding of Albert Sendberg of Polk to Miss May Stank of Hamilton County occurred in Lincoln last Wednesday with a reception at the groom’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Henry Sendberg. Sendberg runs Sundberg and Son Hardware. the bride is well known locally and highly regarded. The Record joins well wishers.
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S. A. Snider
Central City
Leila McNerney
Lincoln
P. H. Jarrett
Milford
John Richardson
Alberti Timm
J. ©. Johnson
Stromsburg
Elizabeth Warner
Ruth Walker
Adam Deiker
Edwina
Polk
Jessie Salter
Ida Hanson
York
Jay Buchta
Lawrence Reed
Emma Anderson
Wahoo
Ceresco
Taft
Grand Island College
Baptist Church
L. J. van Hoosen
Arthur
Columbus
Teckla Peterson
Rockford
Ill
Lane
Lou Omsted
Omaha
Fred Timm
Id Mustard
Silver Creek
Alex Mustard
Hiere
PF. M. Leibee
Vera Miller
Rey Leibee
Creighton Dental College
W. C. Pike
Shelby
Grace Deeter
George Reed
Wm. Lewis
Benedict
City
Mary Lewis
Jackson
Albin
F. L. Rummel
Geo. C. Pells
Hutchison, Kans
Albion
George Rumel
Seattle
Monson
John J. Anderson
Jos i Sarrer
Josephine
Fred Karrer
Arnold Thoren West
Albert Sundberg
Omsted
Ortrude of
Omahe
Horace Hoffmaster
Jos. Jackson
J. A. Albin
L. D. Garner
Armour Packing Company
St. Paul
Mins
Flopa “Hartson
Moving Picture Company
Eerl Brink
Linnie Carl
Me - Dry
Peterstier
Aviil Spes Paak
Polk Comey Towzs
Hordville
Wayland
Greenleaf
R. ¥. Goble
H.C. Becie
Irene Dickhute
C. F. Dickhute
Phil Ball
Bernice McGrew
Geo. Smith
C. C. McCune
Calmar McCune
James
P. B
M. EB
Carl
Dry Federation
Albert Sendberg
May “Stank
Hamilton County
Henry Sendberg
Sundberg and Son
Polk County Farms Sell Well
John Monson bought two Polk County farms west of town, the J. E. Holt eighty at 200 dollars an acre and the Young eighty at 150 dollars an acre excluding the Young residence. Possession deferred until March. Negotiated by P. A. Nelson. Holt and Young undecided about future plans. Monson is a well to do young farmer living northwest of the city.
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Polk County
John Holt
A. A. Young
John Monson
J. E. Holt
Young
Mr. Young
P. A. Nelson
Holt
Mr. Holt
Mr. Monson
Delegates Meet in Osceola Nebraska May Event
Delegates and visitors from various auxiliaries of the W FL MM in Nebraska will convene at Osceola on May 24. A large portion of the program will be in German, with the Wednesday evening missionary service conducted in English at the Presbyterian church. A committee meeting is to be attended by those present.
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W.fl
Nebraska
Osceola
J. Urst
Busy Bee and Ladies Aid Meet This Week
Busy Bee group gathers Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Miss Otelia Johnson's home. The Ladies Aid convenes Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mr and Mrs Arthur Oberg’s home.
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Tony Scheress
Sundez
Tito
Busy Bee
Otelia
Johnson
Ladies “Aid
Arthur Oberg
Auctioneers Offer Quick Conversion of Property to Ash
An auctioneer in Gen Tilden Benedict Neb advertises fast property conversion services with reasonable terms and invites written inquiries or phone calls for open dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Tilden
Benedict
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J. N. Norton
Mundey
W. A. Prince
Grand Island
Prince
Lo Pupesa
NEW Polk County Homes
A. A. Honnell
Fred Croissant
Altman Taylor Threshing
W. O. Cox
Oscedia
L. M. Baker
B. F. Poynter
Harry Musselman
J. M. Nickell
Lawrence’ Nickell
Blaze
Shelby Friday
J. E
Funkhouser
Robert Runge
Clear Creek
Ray Weeden
Yesturday
Harvey Miller
A. O. Eichhorn
Ijalmar Gustafson
David City
Mrs. W. B. Lamberson
Shelby Friends
Olof Youngdahl
C. E. Clark
Ohio
Andrew J. Anderson
C. G. Timm
Dockrocker
Jas. Hotchkiss
Louie Hosen
Hatchkiss
Albert Croissant
Sundberg—Shank
Bee
Alvin
Alvin Me. Co
Suez
Cis
CORON
John F. Ayres
Jeweler
Optigian
Ecole
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