Amendments to Articles of Osceola Bank Rename to Farmers State Bank
On May 2 1922 at the bank’s annual meeting in Osceola Nebraska Articles one and eight of the corporation’s incorporation were amended. The bank will be named Farmers State Bank and the annual stockholders meeting will be the second Wednesday of January with directors elected then. A quorum is a majority of issued stock. Signed by John Buchta president and N L Nelson cashier of Surety State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surety - State Bank of
Osceola
Nebraska
Farmers State Bank
John Buchta
Surety State Bank
N. L. Nelson
Osceola Nebraska Adopts Ordinance on Council Meetings
Ordinance 121 fixes time and place for Osceola City Council meetings and ad journed or special sessions. Regular meetings set for first Thursdays in most months with a May 7:30 p.m. session for organizing the municipal year. Repeals prior ordinances and confirms authority to call meetings. Signed by Mayor S. A. Snider on the Sunday in May 1922.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Suhday
S. A. Snider
Polk County Nebraska sheriff sale notice 1922 23rd May
By order of the Polk County Nebraska District Court the American State Bank of Omaha as plaintiff and others defendants the property of the defendants is levied to satisfy a judgment of six thousand six hundred seventy nine and 12 100 dollars with interest and costs. The property offered is the southeast quarter of section twenty eight in township sixteen north range one west in Polk County Nebraska. Sale to highest bidder cash May 23 1922 at 1 PM in Osceola outside the temporary courthouse front west door. Sheriff David S Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
American
Omaha
A. + Manion
Manion
Corligs Land Company
Fred
Stoll
Bronx
City” Bond and Mortgage Company
Ae ‘Corporation
Richard Roe
Homer N
Peck
Osceola
David’ S. Potter
District Court
American State Bank of Omaha
A. P. Manion
Corliss Land Company
Fred C. Stoll
David 8S. Potter
American State Bank E of
2 Corporation
Fred Stoll
Township Sixteen
Range
David 8. Potter
Sheriff Auction Aims to Settle Polk County Judgment
Court ordered sale of real estate in Polk County to satisfy a 1922 judgment in favor of American State Bank of Omaha against A P Manion and others. Property described as the southwest quarter of section 28 Township 16 north Range 1 west, with costs and taxes due. Notices include city clerk certification from Osceola, Nebraska and local newspaper items from Omaha Bee.
Polk County News Ties to Nearby Towns and Events
Several local residents traveled to Omaha to attend the opening of the new World Theatre. A large group headed to Lincoln to testify in the Kerker divorce case. The Polk area sent cattle cars to Chicago and another to Omaha for shipments. The Ekstrand Jones wedding united Agnett Ekstrand and Reuben L Jones with a reception in Polk.
Judgment Notice and Real Property Seizure Details
Judgment obtained against Corliss Land Company Fred Stoll and Richard Roe for ten thousand seventy seven dollars with interest from 1922 and costs. Property to satisfy judgment is the west half of the northwest quarter of section 28 township 16 north range 1 west Polk County Nebraska. Auction to be held May 23, 1923 at 8 pm in front court. Dated April 19, 1922.
Multiple Births and Visits Reported in Stromsburg
Stromsburg notes include births at the homes of Carlsons, Leonard, Moline, and others. Local residents like Fred Carlson, Russell Anderson, Mervyn Johnson, and Mrs. A. C. Merrill perform travels to Concordia, Grand Island, and Lincoln. Claus Carlson travels to Brooklyn for a sister’s funeral. Masonic Lodge officers elected at Tuesday meeting.
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Gilbert Nelson
York
Edwin
Coover
S. Alfred Carlson
Fred Carlson
Concordia
Kans
Russell L. Anderson
Grand Island
Margaret Peterson
Clara
Sam Leonard
C. L.mcfarlane
Claus Carlson
Brooklyn
S. Carlson
Eric Carlson
Eric Lady
Masonic Lodge
W. M
W. W. Sigenfritz
S. W
Dr. L. V. Sharp
J. W
A. Mt Baag
Local News Recap From Polk Area Activities
Shelby W H Kelley visited Polk on business while George Vanderheiden and wife traveled to Buda on Sunday. Mrs Albert Colson spent Sunday with friends in Stromsburg. Chas Hamiston returned to Central City to resume work after three weeks injury. Voters rejected Sunday baseball by 26 in the recent election. Dist 58 plans a new schoolhouse at Possum Hollow if plans proceed. Silas Miller and family visited daughter Mrs O M Blevins in Des Moines. Mrs John Lockard’s York trip aids her ill son expected home soon. A B Hope circle met to discuss making the most of the meal hour. J W Barr left the local lumber yard after 14 years. Melvin Strand starts in his place. Mr and Mrs C B E Hastert attended Mary Schmidt’s wedding in Hebron. C W Moon store is being refreshed with paint and paper. Revival at U B church ends with 29 new members. Dr J G Woodard from Los Angeles visiting a few days. Mrs Woodard to stay with her mother. Ben and Mrs Blevins visiting Milford relatives. Hither Johnson of Ragan and bride-to-be Meise Hither married in Milford. Record congratulates.
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Cari
Benson
Aurora
Tuesaday
Whitacre
Nierman
Cliff Branting
Clarks
Polk Theatre
Omaha
New World Theatre
Z. F. Myers
Tion
Westfall
York
John Plessinger
Henry Zang
Wilbert Whitacre
Polk
Chicago
Loomer
Frank Myers
The
Baptist Church
G. M. Carter
M. E. Church
Billy McGaffin
H. M
O’leary
Nebr
Klayten
A. J. Hanquist
Hanquist
Frank Adelson
W. A. Wurtz
Willie Hanquist
Will Wright
Chas. Johnson
Hordville
W. H. Kelley
George Vanderheiden
Buda
Albert Colson
Stromsburg
Chas. Hamiston
Central City
Dist
Possum Holler
Silas Miller
Des Moines
Iowa
O. M. Blevins
John Lockard
U. B
J. G. Woodard
Los Angeles
Mes. Woodard
Ben Blevins
Milford
George Blevins
Johnson
Ragan
Nébr
Blevins
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R. I. Red Baby Chicks
Fred Miller
Southwest Corner Square
Neb
C. E. Mohn
Minnie White
Route 2
Polk, Nebr
A. Zang
KE. Swanson
Lutheran Church Block
J. W. Davis
Crouse
Central Plant House
Clyde E. Babcock
Shelby
M. E. Crossley
Swift & Co. Egg and Poultry House
Elmer Allinder
Harry Herrmann
A. Ogden
Lees
Emalier
Carson Auto. Company
Osceola, Nebraska
Ry Ugerre
Sheriff's Sale
Kenneth A. Cornish
State of
Said
Omaha Bee
Germany
Russia
State Department
Mr. Gompers
Gompers
Enoch Ekstrand
Robert Ekstrand
Minneapolis
Irving Anderson
Lincoln
Roy Strom
Superior
James M. Cox
Democratic Party
I World
John
HG. Wells
Rystrom Company; Inc. Stromsburg
Simcoe
Dodge Brothers
Cord
Reo Turing
Studebaker
Bystrom Implement CO
Dapple
Chas
Newcomer Farm
Osceola Nebraska
Opee
Mles
Nebracke
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