Craven Lumber Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation filed for Craven Lumber Company Osceola Nebraska with capital stock 25000 dollars. Articles authorize real estate, contracts, and two directors with officers president secretary treasurer. duration fifty years. maximum indebtedness two thirds of capital stock. Notary acknowledgment dated March 2 1917. Also court notice seeking removal of mortgage clouds and answer by defendants by June 4 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Craven
John A. Craven
State of
Nebraska
Polk County
George Craven
Jas. H. Mickey
Notary Public
Polk County legal notices list multiple unsettled property claims
A longform legal notice item lists unknown claimants and owners in Polk County Nebraska asserting interests in the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirteen, township fifteen north, range two west, with actions filed March 22 1917 by Bertha Stull Green to reestablish a warranty deed and quiet title. The page also covers other civil actions, estate notices, final accounts, creditor deadlines, and a Red Cross fund update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Bertha Stull Green
District Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Paffic Railroad Company
D. W. Graham
David W. Graham
Cook County
Illinois
Saic
King, Bittner & Campbell
Albert Nelson
Celia Burton
Clia Burton
C. Burton
Ralph Burton
Isaac M. Stewart
Isaac M. Steward
Stromsburg
Aid County
Karnak Percheron Stallion to Stand Near Osceola in 1917
Karnak is a pure bred dark Iron Gray stallion weighing about 1800 pounds and a strong foal getter. Examined sound in three Live Stock Sanitary Board checks. Register No. 75510 with the Percheron Society of America. Stands at John Scholz's home seven miles east of Osceola for the 1917 season. Insurance to breed costs $12, colt stud fee $15. Owner JOHN SCHOLZ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnak
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Percheron Society of America
John Scholz
Osceola
Kingsberry and Dan Offer Stud Services Near Osceola
Kingsberry a six year old black Percheron stallion 16 hands 1700 pounds will stand the 1917 season at the farm two miles north and fraction mile east of Osceola. Terms insure 15 dollars and 14 for colt to stand and suck. Dan a seven year old black thoroughbred mammoth jack 1000 pounds imported from Missouri will stand two miles east and one mile northeast of Osceola. Terms 15 to insure 18 for colt to stand and suck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsberry Kinsberry
Kingsberry
Osceola
Dan
Mammoth Jack
Missouri
Polk County approves protests and lists 1917 claims
County commissioners met in adjourned session to annul a poll tax for Harry L. Bosworth as a Columbus resident in 1916 and allow protest on Albert A. Pierson and Lewis G. Berggren heirs land assessments. They itemized numerous county claims and set meetings, with notices about estate matters for Morris C. Stull and Fred Krueger. Also Lutherans plan a June Omaha gathering for the 400th Reforma tion anniversary with a 300-voice choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Neb
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
Harry L. Bosworth
Columbus
Albert A. Pierson
NW Ney
Lewis G. Berggren
J. .L. Heald
County General Fund
Annie Freeburg
Wary McCumber
Margaret Yelizman
Tlattie Dixon
Verna
If. Lewis
Grace Coon
Arnold K. Crow
David S. Potter
Chads
B. Slusser
M. D
G. T. Ray
A. Gahn
W. A. Barnard
D. R. Leard
J. W. Fillman
Polk County Democrat
Ernest G. Johnson
J. C. Malster
L. Jones
Immanuel Hospital
Alexander
John Lees
Arthur Monson
Jet Lees
Ammon Hardware Co
David Hamiston
College Book Store
H. Humiston
Joel Hanson
Fred Branting
H. M .A. Hartson, Overseer and la- Dop Ence Ete Bara Denier A Pancnurs
Ira Island
Omaha
Iowa
Kountze Memorial
Duty of the German Born in Wartime America
Frederick Howell in the New York World argues that Americans of German birth must display unwavering loyalty to the United States, opposing Germany’s government and its war policies. He contends oaths of allegiance require action beyond words as the nation defends its sovereignty and seeks lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Frederick Howell
New York World
Grass Widows Boost Hog Output With Fall Litters
Farmers increase hog output by pairing two litters per sow yearly. After spring litters, sows are sent to market as grass widows from June to August. They can be bred after weaning and yield fall litters, sold when hog prices rise or shortages occur, with feeding options including spring markets or summer pasture.
Four Women Prepare a War in One Thousandth of Time
A terse claim asserts women can prepare for conflict far faster than men, stating four women achieve in a single thousandth of the time required by men. The remark frames gendered efficiency in wartime preparation.
Winter Paint Protection by Dutch Boy White Lead
Snow and wind cause wood damage as paint fails in gaps and cracks. Protect buildings year round with Dutch Boy White-Lead thinned with linseed oil for lasting protection and appearance. Call, phone, or write for materials and expert advice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Firestone
Meridian Garage
Osceola Lumber CO
Frank H. Anderson
Mgr
Tae Gum
Jaques
King, Bittner & Campbell Attorneys-At-Law
Aschola
F. A. Roland
Butler County
David City
R. E. Sturdevant
First National Bank
Tahwanee Patch
Dan Patch
Cresceus
International Stock Farm
Savage
Minnesota
Finecy Bros
Craven Lumber Company
Nebraska, IL
Thomas Dugan
Henry H. Campbell
de Bonis Non
F. H. Ball
Catharina Hennings
Said
FF. H. Ball
Red Cross
Commissioner's Proceedings
Barber’s Pharmacy Peer
Morris C. Stull
E. L. King
Fr. H. Ball
Fred Krueger
Said County
Amine
H. J. McBeth
Monson Block
Peterson & Peterson Mill and Elevator Company
Columbia
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Company
Nebraska, Iowa
South Dakota
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