Polk County files tax lien foreclosure against Thompson spouses
The County of Polk Nebraska files a petition in Polk County District Court on March 5 1941 to foreclose its tax lien on Lot 5 Block 1 Smiths Third Addition Osceola with intent to quiet title. Defendants must answer by June 9 1941 else a judgment will be entered against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Thompson
Mary A. Thompson
Polk
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Osceola
Bid Notice for Cillard Rail and Federal Aid Projects
Sealed bids due May 22 1941 at Lincoln Neb for Cillard Rail and multiple Federal Aid Road projects RFAGS 81 1 SN 143 B4 4 SN 315 A3 B2. Includes guard rail quantities guard posts and bond and bid checks. Plans available through county clerks and Department. Requires standard wages and adherence to 1939 statute. Rejection or waiver of bids reserved.
Notice to Contractors for Sand Gravel Surfacing Bid
Sealed bids for sand gravel surfacing and incidental work on Hordville Ulysses Patrol No 21003 State Road 3 131 Co Yds surface course material will be received at the Department of Roads and Irrigation in the State Capitol Lincoln Nebraska until 10 00 A M May 22 1941. Bidders must submit good faith with a proposal of not less than 150 dollars. Subletting and skilled labor rates are specified at 55 cents per hour and 35 cents per hour for unskilled labor respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
Lincoln
Nebraska
ST. Paul-Oschola
York-Osceola
ST. Paul-Osceola
Central City
Osceola
State Capitol
Hordville
Ulysses
Enriched flour brings vitamins to American tables
Government and industry unite to add vitamins and minerals to white flour sought by the National Research Council. Omar Mills launches Enriched Wonder Flour with thiamin iron and niacin as a national education push to improve public health and reduce deficiency across rich and poor diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Royal Air Force
Millers of America
Committee On Foods and Nutrition
National Research Council
Omar Mills
Harmony Society Hosts Mothers and Daughters Program
On May 8 at 8 o'clock the Harmony Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church plans a mothers and daughters program with refreshments afterward. The church notes a Thursday Ladies Aid meeting at 2 30 pm in the parlors led by Mrs Emil Monson and Mrs Edna Peterson. Next Sunday is the third Sunday after Easter with a 10 am Sunday School and an Evening Service by the Luther League for the Synodical Luther League work. Rev John Oberg, Pastor. Sell it with a Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Emil Monson
Edna Peterson
Martin Anderson
Library of Congress plan to move 600000 items in war
The Library of Congress underway with phase one of the M Day plan to remove about 600000 books papers and manuscripts to safety. 700 employees logged 10000 overtime hours to select label and prepare items for transport including the Declaration of Independence the Constitution and Washington papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
America
British Museum
London
Louvre
Paris
United States of America
George Washington
Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Capitol
Beethoven
Wasgner
Brahms
Payne
Nevins
Francis Scott Key
Archibald MacLeish
David Lynn
Library
Wright Brothers
Washington
National Archives
R.D.W. Connor
United States
Europe
Archives
Polk County Proceedings Adopt Beer Licenses and Claims
Osceola Nebraska April 22 1941 county commissioners meet in regular session auditing and authorizing claims. Resolutions approve Nick Eller beer licenses On Sale and Off Sale for SE 1 15-1 and refunds sought for 1874 fractional payments. Board adjourns to May 16 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
County General Fund
John S. Anderson
Sophia Kresha
Phil B. Campbell Co
Klopp Printing Company
K-B Printing Company
Lincoln Tel & Tel Co
L. M. Merrick
Lillian ‘Timm
Clk
Cty
Galary
Olive M .McBeth Co
Omaha Printing Company
Osceola Lumber Co
Gunnard Peterson
Polk County Democrat
T. A. Reece
LeRoy M. Smith Co. Treas
R. R. Cox
Roscoe Miller
Albert W. Gabriel
Osceola Lumber Co. Lumber Etc
Sigler Garage
R. D. No
H. A. Johansen
Orville Enyeart
Ray Benda
George Spitz
P. T. Wurtz & Son
Phil Nyberg
Nick Eller
Owen McClung
Alvin Dahlin
Polk
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Arthur S. Nelson
National Gallery of Art opens with record attendance
The National Gallery of Art opened on March 17 with a grand dedication. By April 17 about 292,520 visitors had entered the new government building, averaging 9,486 per day, not counting the opening night crowd that added roughly 9,000 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Gallery of Art
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Wardner G. Scott
John I. Anderson
Ucl
Muse Theatre
Carl Curtis
OF County Commissioners
Farmers Co-Op Grain Assn
Puet
Stromsburg
Geece
P. J. Garten
A. W. Lewis
Rev. S. W
Carleton Anderson
Arthur D. Morrill
R. L. Anderson
W.N. Blome
Bush’s Drug Co
H. Christensen
Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Gruiegs Uy
R. W. Dunkle
H. S. Eklund
W. Ray Hill
Dr. J. B. Williams Medical
Watson-Davis Grocery
York
A. W. Company, Inc
Saidge
Robert Doner
Topains
Steel Cable
Sinclair Refining Co
Com
Anchor Oil Corporation Oily Ste
Phillips Petroleum Co
Shelby Theatre
J. D. Jarmin
Propr
Sun
Charles Laughton
Carole Lombard
Wednes
Leon Errol
Dennis O’keene
Pop Always
Nebr
Court House
Polk and
York Counties
Charles J. Peterson
Sec
Gresham
Highway 81
York County
J. T. Stanton
Stromsburg, Neb
E. C. Nordland
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