Subscription Rates and Quotes From National Association
The notice lists subscription rates of six dollars per year within the state and seven fifty per year out of state, plus a fifteen cent single copy sustaining member fee. It cites the National Editorial Association National Act and the American Newspaper Representatives. It ends with the Edmund Burke quote about the triumph of evil requiring good men to do nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association National Act
American Newspaper Representatives
Notices of Probate and Creditors in Polk County Nebraska
Notices list creditors claims due by Sept 21 1976 and hearings on claims Sept 27 1976. It covers estates of Carl Wieseman Emil Monson and Hannah Monson plus administrator appointments and incorporation of CCB Farms and Construction. Regional crime planning meeting announced in York Nebraska.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Carl C. Wieseman
State of
Emil Monson
LeMoyne Monson
Osceola
Nohracka
Hannah E Monson
Myrl D Edstrom
Mary E Rempe
Assoc
Regions 8 & 9
Crime Planning Commission
Camelot Inn
York
Osceola City Council Minutes May 6 1976
The Osceola Nebraska City Council met at City Hall at 7 30 P M with Mayor Monson and Councilmembers Mills Graham Sipes and Rowan present. The session opened with approval of the prior minutes and the treasurer's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
City Hall
Monson
Mills
Graham
Sipes
Rowan
Osceola City Council approves bills and strengthens building rules
Osceola City Council approved numerous expenditures including Nebr Department of Revenue and Blue Cross services. The body authorized street light changes, liability insurance, and building permits. They discussed repairing two dangerous buildings, foreclosed delinquent assessments, issued deeds for city lots, and read Ordinance 336 on dogs at large. The meeting adjourned to June 3, 1976.
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N.P.P.D
Cengas
Lincoln Telephone
Nebr. Dept. of Revenue
Virgil Johnston
New York Times
the Mystery Guild
Osceola Implement
Osceola Insurance Agency
Rogers Tractor Equipment
Polk County Hwy Dept
R. W. Beck and Associates
Coakley Industrial Services
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Midwestern Laboratories
Rinke
Vickers
Osceola Body Shop
St. Paul Stamp Works
James J. Parks
Davis Electric
Bush Drug
Builders Supply
Malek’s Station
Mid-Nebr Communications
Midwest Service and Sales
Capitol Supply Co
First National Bank
Marak Hdwe
Lewis Mobil
Benjamin and Associates
T S McShane
M. & S. Transfer
Keith Cox
A C. Schott
City of Osceola
Donna Hellbusch
Columbus Motors
Anderson Auto Co
Postmaster
Jackson Cleaners
Ray Branting
Bill Zedicher
Graham
Mills
Sipes
Kimmel Street
Rowan
Employers Mutual Insurance Co
Russell Snygg
Royce Schaeffer
Hubert Girard
City Hall
W. F. Monson
Joyce Page
Court News Count y Court April 1976 Criminal Cases
State vs. Tobin Anderson of Stromsburg pleads guilty to careless driving with a $25 fine and $12 costs. Michael N. Larson of Osceola receives $100 fine $20 costs and probation for DWI. Chester Sutton of Blair pays $10 fine $8 costs for no valid inspection sticker. Multiple speeding cases, fines range from $5 to $100 with costs. several defendants receive probation or face other penalties. Minor in possession found not guilty. other charges listed with various outcomes. Village of Shelby cases and small claims noted. civil cases and marriage licenses also listed. District Court and foreclosures indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Anderson
Stromsburg
Michael N. Larson
Osceola
Chester N. Sutton
Blair
Merton C. Flodman
Crystal A
Douglas W Mickey
James R. Prochaska
Ulysses
Ricky G Nekl
Shelby
David Shipp
Grand Island
Gary Gotschall
David R Stromberg
Polk
Glen Jacobsen
John E McCarthy
Omaha
Rex A. Charlton
York
Matthew Redman
Ronald Viets
Seward
Howard Sherard
Gothenburg
Randall , Michael
Albion
Jerry H Newohner
Douglas Brouillette
Nils P. Monson
Barry L. Nielsen
Michael G. Andreasen
Sugar and Spice 4-H Meets for May at Lutheran Church
Sugar and Spice 4-H Club met May 11 with 19 members present to plan outfits for the fair song contest and hold a song practice after the business meeting. Next meeting set for 2 p.m. June 8 at the Lutheran church as Laurie Johnson reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schott
Lutheran Church
Laurie Johnson
Gina
Julie Schmidt
Tami Hegi
Carole Pedraza
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. T. Arnold
Sandra S. Walgren
Edmund Burke
Feu Press
TR Free Una Snstaining
Myrl D. Edstrom
Mary E. Rempe
Ste
BAR
Ralph M. McDonald
Howard Jay McDonald
Myr D. Edstrom
Mathilda Loseke
Tillie Loseke
Ronald D. Loseke
Mar. D. Edstrom
Mary.e. Rempe
CCB Farms
CCB Farms and Construction, Incorporated
Richard J Cramer
Michael R. Cramer
Dennis R. Bruns
Ricky Lee Morris
D. Edstrom
Alice Kindler
NHRS
Planning Commission
City Council
Plible Fates
Court News
Scott Auxier
Patrick A. Tindall
Lesley M. Jones
Hardville
David R. James
Chester Sutton
Randy L. Jones
Edwin Doremus
Benedict
Small Claims
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Dale Lucas
Clarence J. Davis
Polk Co
Gaylen Ahlquist
Walt Larson
Darrel Woodside
Jack Tindall
Osceola Implement Co
Arnold Dowling
Tempo
Alfred M. Bernt Rinke
Jack & Jill
Myron
Linda Bernt
Bpcm, Inc
Vernon Wetzel
Terry Wetzel
Cornhusker Collection Service
Robert Kohl
Donald Doremus
Mardelle Doremus
Ricky Lynn Rieck
Debra Kay Scott
Steven Jay Darling
Paula Jean Mautz
Ricky Alan Jones
Kathleen Ann Worden
Columbus
Zane Joe Lemon
Glendale
Arizona
Deanna Jane Prell
George F Buchta
Union Fidelity Life Insurance Co
Carol Jean Noyd
DeVerne
James Noyd
Juanita I Bittner
Donald L Bittner, Jr
Hughes Roofing Co., Inc
Pearl Crouse
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Ken Gehring Construction and Ready Mix Co
David Leimser
Ken Glenn W Hanson
Marvelle L Hanson
Southwest Bank of Omaha
LRS Farms, Inc
Cornhusker Collection Service, Inc
Robert Johansen
The
Senator Loran Schmit
Schmit
Ray Siffring
Rising City
Paul Kosch
David City
Clarks, Nebr
Arthur Senkbeil
America
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank Association
23Rd Street
al Grubaugh
George’ Hermone
Y. Pesident
Mark’ AL Sutko
Toap
Otter
Norton
Norton Every Tues
T.C.D
Firat National Bank
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