Karnak the Pure Bred Stallion Under Care of John Scholz
Karnak is a pure bred dark iron gray stallion weighing about 1800 pounds, a well built foal getter. Examined three times by the Live Stock Sanitary Board and deemed sound. Registry number 755107 with the Percheron Society of America. Stands season 1917 at John Scholz’s Osceola home, seven miles east of town. Terms 12 to insure more foal, a payable to stand. John Scholz owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnak
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Perchéron Society of America
John Scholz
John “Scholz
Sheriff Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska 1917
A sheriff’s sale notice describes a judgment in Polk County Nebraska dated April 24 1917 in favor of C J Augustin against Etta C Minkler J D Minkler and M R Scott for 2500 57 plus costs 19 and accruing costs. Property described is S half of SW quarter section 29 township 16 north range 1 west of the 6th P M. Sale set for June 25 1917 at 2 pm at Osceola court house. Also notice of bankruptcy in Lincoln division for Frederick J Nelson bankrupt with meeting of creditors June 12 1917 at 9 am in Bankers Life Building Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
C. J. Augustin
Etta C. Minkler
J. D. Minkler
M. R. Scott
Sixtee
Eagh
A. D
Court House
Osceola
Davids.potter
Said County
Mills, Beebe & Mills
Court of the United States For
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
Frederick J. Nelson
Stromsburg
Polk
Bankers Life
Ernest C.ames
Polk’ County
Catharina’ Hemings
Abulait
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By A Nebraska Widow
A testimonial from Mrs. S. A. Heffelbower of Osceola credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing years of backache and urinary issues after using three boxes bought at Ray's drug store. An aggressive ad invites readers to ask for the same remedy with price details and manufacturer Foster Milburn Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
S. A. Heftelbower
Oxeséla
Kingsberry and Dan Stallions for 1917 Breeding Season
Kingsberry a six year old thoroughbred black Percheron stallion, 1614 hands high and 1700 pounds, offered for the 1917 season at the Osceola area farm two miles north and forty four miles east. Dan a seven year old mammoth jack from Missouri weighing about 1000 pounds will stand at the same farm two miles east and one mile northeast of Osceola. Insured fees of $15 to $18 and $18 for colt to stand and suck. breeders urged to inspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsberry Kinsberry
Kingsberry
Osceola
Dan
Missouri
Notice in Polk County Nebraska District Court case
Balser P. Nethergall sues William C Colbrath Lucy Colbrath Diadama Smith and others over the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter section 18 township 13 north range 1 west in Polk County Nebraska. The petition seeks to quiet title and bar any claims, with answer due by June 15, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Polk
Nebraska
Balser P. Nethergall
William C. Colbrath
Lucy. C
Colbrath
Diadama Smith
Smith
George W
Range
Polk County
New England ‘Mortgage Security Company
Eaich
Barber Penebbrdale
Wea
Piaintitt
Faculty Urges Prohibition At College Meeting
The College of Agriculture faculty resolutions urge stopping grain use for alcohol. They warn of world food shortages and exhausted reserves as the wheat harvest is expected to be below normal. They call on the president Congress and the Agriculture Department to halt further alcohol production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Livestock Conference Urges Breeding Stock Conservation
At the University farm in Lincoln a meeting of state live stock interests urged three measures to conserve and increase stock: breeding cows for fall litters, preventing slaughter of desirable breeding stock, and expanding breeding ewes on farms. A resolution notes olive stock shortages and stresses diversified farming for profit and better use of farm roughage. The conference underscores Liberty Loan Bonds offering exchange rights if higher interest bonds appear.
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University
Lincoln
United States
Will Stand for Season of 1917 Stallion Jahwarte Patch
Jahwarte Patch a handsome bay stallion foaled 1912 stands for 1917 season at $20 to insure. Bred by International Stock Farm Sav age Minnesota he has a 15.1 hand frame and 1050 pounds with a grand finish and strong substance. He started lightly as a 2 year old with a 2:28 record. Finecy Bros managers Osceola Nebraska announce him as the fastest horse the world has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahwarte Patch
International Stock Farm
Savage
Minnesota
Finecy Bros
Osceola
Neb
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Meil
Schuyler
I. M. Swanson
Y. Broken Bow
Reesia
Dad
Europe
Firestone
Meridian Garage
Oine
Osceola Lumber CO. Anderson, Mgr
F. A. Roland
Iof
Butler
Ipel
David
City
R. E
Aoithy
Naco BankxBlage
H. J. McBeth
Monson Block
National Council of Defense
Ie College of
Auiteulbuge
Universiy
Sarid
Stetsons
Sietcios Roronen
Sealy
F. H. Ball
Harale
Ernest
A. O. Monson
Cresceus
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Peterson & Peterson Mill and Elevator .Company
Schmoller & Mueller
Schmoleer &29Eller Piano Company
West
Acapith
Farmer
Street
Omaha
Pier
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