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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
2
The Osceola Record notes its origins as The Homesteader in 1872 by H. T. Arnold and lists editor Sandra S. Walgren. Subscription rates $6 in state and $7.50 out of state. 15¢ single copy. It cites affiliations with national editorial and advertising groups and includes the epigraph: All that is required for the triumph of evil is that good men remain silent and do nothing.
Public notice lists subscription rates and a card of thanks. It includes final reports and probate notices for Albert Schmoker Eva Dunn and Ronald Beebe, with hearings scheduled in Polk County Nebraska May 13 May 6 and August dates, plus corporate incorporation for T T P C and an Anne Jeffrey Memorial Hospital meeting May 14 1975.
Osceola Nebraska county board meets April 15 1975 with all members present. A motion to approve all claims against various funds passes on roll call. Listed payments include salaries 10671.32 radiators 300.00 clerical 123.65 supplies 81.78 gas service 68.16 etc with numerous vendors and offices.
The board authorized investing 25460 in 90 day CDs from Polk County banks using Federal Revenue Sharing funds. It accepted the low bid from Karr Tuckpointing Co for exterior courthouse repair. A contract with Leland Bruckner for a borrow pit road material was approved, and the meeting adjourned after 4 15 P M with plans to reconvene May 6 1975.
A long list of real estate deed transfers in Stromsburg Osceola and surrounding areas, naming numerous buyers and sellers for parcels in Morrill's Addition and Buckley's additions, followed by a bank's statement of condition with deposits totals, reserves, capital, and officer attestations. Notable entities include Harold G. Barber, Lewis Riker, Myron Gustafson, Sherman Wilshusen, and Gene Bartak as bank president.
The May 1 1975 issue lists guardianship deeds and transfers for properties in Polk and surrounding areas including Delores Hasselbalch, Dean Busch and partners, and Morris Larson. It also mentions New Morningside Stromsburg Cemetery and a Stromsburg canal update. A Soapbox derby is planned for Osceola Bicentennial with time trials at 3 p.m. and race at 3:30 p.m. Contacts Alan Russell and Harold Davis for information and entry blanks.
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