Osceola Record details and printing staff
The Osceola Record is a Thursday newspaper published in Osceola Nebraska by the NECORD Publishing Company. It lists John A C Johnston as president John Ayres as secretary treasurer James H Mickey as vice president and Robert G Douglas as editor with a March 13 1919 post office registration and a subscription rate of $2 per year.
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Camel
Osceola
Nebr
Necord Publishing Company (Incorporated
John A. C. Johnston
John #. Ayres
Sec-Treas
James H. Mickey
Nebraska
Waste and decay in postwar shipyard equipment exposed
The piece accuses the Shipping Board of widespread negligence and inefficiency after the war, citing millions in rusting and obsolete machinery and new equipment sent to plants no longer in use. It alleges officials tried to silence critics while the navy and war secretaries allowed the losses, in contrast with firings of better men like Lansing.
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Shipping Board
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Lke Lansing
After School Tutoring Becomes Local Trend
High school students increasingly stay after classes nightly to speak with teachers about personal matters. Ed Anderson has been meeting with Miss Whitlock in the Domestic Science Room each evening, while examinations loom this week. The tone suggests teachers are receiving unusual courtesy from students.
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Ed Anderson
Miss Whitlock
Fine White Wyandotte cockerels for sale promptly
Adolf Serenius offers ten very fine White Wyandotte cockerels at a reasonable price for immediate pickup. Secure your birds now.
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Adolf Serenius
Population of Orphanage Sees Rising Inmates at Council Bluffs
The Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa reports its daily inmate average of 250 rising despite more adoptions to private families. Non sectarian, no endowment, funded by voluntary contributions, it seeks Thanksgiving donations to support homeless and destitute children and aged women.
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Christian Tome
Council Bluffs
Christian Home Orphanage
Iowa
Phrase you all shows Bible authority claims in Pauls letter
The quote argues that the South’s use of you all has no higher authority than the Bible, as Paul in Philippians used you all and understood its strength. The Manufacturers' Record cites this verse to defend the regional use as backed by sacred text.
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Paul
Egypt
Ant Hill Fires Ignite From Fermenting Nest
An unusual fire source is described in which a wood ant colony builds a vegetable nest that can ferment and smolder. A breeze fans the spark, potentially starting a serious forest fire.
Ironing Day Padding for Comfort and Clean Steps
Do not discard old mats and car pets. Cover the mats with the best part of the carpet and make into a pad to stand on while ironing. A pad at the bottom of the cellar steps to wipe shoes keeps steps clean and saves labor.
Sugar Is Not For Sale In Central African Village
The excerpt notes that sugar itself is not sold in a Central African village yet residents lack need for it because fruit is available year round. Children chew sugar cane or sweet maize stalks as a source of sweetness.
Determining Mountain Heights by Barometric Observation
The height of mountains is determined by barometric observation measuring atmospheric pressure at lower and higher levels. A mountain barometer is used, graded for this purpose. Leveling instruments and theodalite can also be used but require technical knowledge.
Notice of Hearing in Polk County Estate Case Mary Bense
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Mary Bense deceased, heirs listed include Herman F Bense Herman M Bense Dora Cartwright Hazel Bense and others. Herman F Bense petitions for administrator and heirship and a hearing is set for December 8 1920 at 10 o clock AM in Osceola County Court with publication in Osceola Record.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Mary Bense
Herman F. Bense
Mary Bease
Nance and Merrill
Osceola
Herman Fr. Bense
Herman M. Bense
Dora Cartwright
Hazel Bense
Wiliam Bense
Mary Bennie
EF. H. Ball
Mills, Beebe & Mills, sAttys
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Anton Swan
Creditors of the estate of Anton Swan must file claims by February 19, 1921 and debts are payable by November 19, 1921. The county court will receive claims at 10 a.m. on November 19, 1920 January 19, 1921 and February 19, 1921 for examination hearing and allowance. Dated October 15, 1920. (SEAL) F. H. Ball
Notice to Creditors Estate of Florence E Detweiler
In the County Court of Polk Nebraska the estate of Florence E Detweiler deceased. The court will sit in the County Court Room on November 26 1920 January 26 1921 and February 26 1921 at 10 AM to receive examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims and objections. Dated October 22 1920.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Anton Swan
State of
Said County
F. H. Ball
Florence E. Detweiler
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Polk County Farm Bureau
Farmers of
Probate notice for Matilda C. Mace estate hearings
In the matter of the Estate of Matilda C. Mace deceased hearings will be held at the County Court Room on December 10 1920 January 10 1921 and March 10 1921 at 10 AM to hear allow or adjust all claims with debts due by 1921. Dated November 6 1920 County Judge.
Referee's Sale of Town Property in Osceola Nebraska
Public auction to view and bid on Osceola Lot 1 and Lot 2, Block 2 in Smiths Addition. Terms require three-fifths cash, balance over five years at six percent, mortgage security, insured buildings, 10 percent bidder's earnest money, sale December 15, 1920 at 2 PM. Referee O B Mickey lists participating attorneys, lenders, and local residents.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Thomas R. Désar
Jasper N. Jeffrey
Smith
Osceola
State Street
Central Street
Osceola Record Ownership Statement for 1920
The Osceola Record publishes weekly in Osceola Nebraska submits ownership and management details for November 1 1920. Notary verifies publisher editor managing editor business manager and officers with a long list of stockholders and their Osceola Nebr or nearby town addresses.
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Osceola Record
Osceola
Nebraska
State of Nebraska
Polk
Robert G. Douglas
Record
Nebr
Harry Hewitt
H. C. Beebe
James H. Mickey
Fred Lind
Clarks
Olof Gustafson
Aug. R. Swanson
Fred Miller
John F. Ayres
E .W. Stewart
A. N. Johnson
V. A. Newcomer
A. O
Joe Moore
Fred Hennings
Geo. L. Carson
Adam Herrmann Sr
E. L. King
Ray J. McBeth
Shelby
J. G. Carlson
Stromsburg
Fred Schmoker
J. Bowser
G. E. Kidder
Lew E. Miller
J. J. Query
A. Rasmussen
A. C. Johnston
D.S. Potter
Geo
F. Anderson
Stromsb’g
Albert J. Anderson
W. Engelhardt
W. E. Kinney
N. L. Nelson
J. R. Hotchkiss
E. Brigham
J. R. Mawhor
W. T. Mawhor
C. W. Moon
E. Smith
Fred J. Strain
E. J. Brown
Notice of annual state ment John H Mickey Co 1920
State of Nebraska Polk County publishes under oath the annual statement of the John H Mickey Company for the close of business November 1 1920. Resources list real estate and bank credits totaling 222000 plus 618.47, liabilities show stock issued 196000 bills payable 26618.47 totaling 222618.47. The statement is sworn before Notary E H Thelander on November 1 1920.
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State of
Nebraska
Polk
O. E. Mickey
James H. Mickey
John H. Mickey Company, Incorporated
E. Mickey
Jas. H
John H. Mickey Company, Inc
Flora
Mckey
Largest jade block shown in New York museum exhibit
A seven foot long four foot wide jade block weighing three tons from South Island New Zealand forms the base for a Maori chieftain statue on display at the Museum of Natural History in New York City.
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South Island
New Zealand
Museum of Natural Efigtory
New York City
Marble cheaper than pine in Rome trade report
In Rome a United States trade report notes imported pitch pine now costs more than Italian walnut. Builders save money by using marble for stairways instead of pine.
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United States
St Txade
Rome
First Speech Radio Telephoning Trial Achieved
The 1914 experiment in long distance radio telephoning led to successful speech transmission from Washington to Paris and San Francisco after many efforts.
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Tance Radio
Washington
Paris
San Francisco
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Matilda C. Mace
A. E. Weeden
O. BE. Mickey
King, Bittner & Campbell
Attys
Walter A. Carnine
Axel Fredrickson
C. H. Anderson
H. EH. Campbell
M. CG. Reisdorff
E. L. Toline
L. P. Green
Ira Shostrom
Wilber M. Johnston
Wm. Hope
Sidney S. Stocking
Osceola Bank
Surety St. Bank
First National Bank
Congress
Real Estate and Bank
P. Anderson
S. G. Pheasant
Branting
Oldsmobile
Jonas A. Anderson
W. C. Backlund
BE. H. Thelander
F. KE. Merrick
Hampshire
Petrusa
Nelson
Plymouth Rock
Marion Richards
George Tilden
J. Stromsburg
Osceola Auditorium
Wamsher
Columbia Harmony
Lillian Hodges
The
Sunshine Girl
Hassler Drug Co
Farm Bureau
Polk County Court House
Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Federation
G. E. Samuelson
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