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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
4
A skeptical view on a promised economic revival cites fickle markets and political shifts. The author questions assurances of a rapid return to normalcy while urging attention to renewed business activity and the promise of American prosperity through policy and commerce.
A concert at the Helig Theater featured Evan Williams, a Welsh American tenor, praised for breath control and diction. The performer, a native American trained in the United States, impressed with Handel and Mendelssohn pieces and was lauded for voice preservation through bel canto study.
The new system of currency and dozens of regional banks with their member banks opens for business. Rediscounting and foreign exchange are key functions, with Denver and Kansas City as nearby hubs and Chicago likely handling much of the local work as the system adjusts. Supporters say the regional banks can relieve money shortages better than national banks, though full success remains to be seen.
The article notes Sarah Padden will appear next Friday in Howard Mc Kent Barnes drama The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row and discusses her early struggle as an extra, her connection with ambitious young actors, and her willingness to advise aspiring performers.
David Sixberry sues to cancel a deed to the West Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 24 Township 16 North Range 1 West in Polk County Nebraska and quiet title against defendants Alonzo Sixberry Henry Sixberry Cyrus Sixberry Cora Corbett August Rickner Earl Rickner Rena Rickner Frank Sixberry Minnie R Bohl and Maud Pratt. Defendants must answer by December 21, 1914. Also appears a livestock market report with prices and transaction details.
Peter J. Jones files a petition in Polk County Nebraska to quiet his title to Lot 12, Block 2 Smiths Fourth Addition Osceola, against Clarence H. Williams Theodore H. Williams and unknown heirs. Defendants must answer by December 21, 1914.
Creditors of the estate of John M. Herrmann deceased in Polk County Nebraska must file claims by May 6 1915 and debts by November 1915. The county judge will receive, examine, hear, and adjust all filed claims at Osceola County Court Room on December 4 1914 February 4 1916 and May 5 1916 at 10 o clock A M. Henry H Campbell County Judge.
Notice to interested parties that Henry Dilts deceased in the county of Polk Nebraska. Executor files final account and petition for final settlement and distribution and discharge. Hearing set for November 28, 1914 at 10 a.m. before the Polk County Court. May appear and contest. Dated November 6 1934. (Seal) Henry H. Campbell County Judge.
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