Court Notices in Polk County Estate Proceedings
Creditors of Harm ceased estate are notified to present their claims by December 8 1906 or January 1907 at 1 00 p.m. in the County Court room Polk County. Hearings set for late 1906 to adjust accounts and allowances per Henry H Campbell County Judge with filings on November 12 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm
Nebraska
Meta Wul
Witinst
Juan
Polk County
Joel Hanson
William Eblers
Mary BE. Swartwood
William C. Swartwood
Henry H. Campbell
Board of County Commissioners
A.D
A. D
J. N. Norton
Fragmentary OCR Note on Carscience and PE Stamps
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses carriages and pricing terms with references to PE and stamps. The readable bits mention Victoria and watt but lack coherent details or complete facts to identify a clear event or subject. The fragment does not provide a full report or identifiable entities beyond vague references.
Unclear excerpt on prescriptions and reliability
Fragmentary text discusses confidence and prescriptions with reference to Cara and cost claims. Many garbled phrases prevent identifying people, places, or actions. no cohesive event or outcome emerges from the fragment.
Diphtheria scare chills town and odd county tidings
The town experiences a diphtheria scare and quarantine easing as residents await a return to normal activity. The piece notes curfew talk, jokes about county officials sharing keys, farm-to-city contrasts, a playful verse insert, a probate notice for Mary Swartwood, and a classified sheller ad.
Polk County farms offer bargains and a 1906 bond election
A long list promotes Polk County Nebraska farms with prices from 70 to 80 dollars per acre and mentions wheat, improvements, and easy terms near Osceola. The notice also outlines a December 22 1906 special election in Platte precinct to issue bonds for a Omaha and Nebraska Central Railway extension and a tax levy to support repayment.
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Polk County
Board of Couuty Commissioners
Nebraska
A. Y
Platte
State of
Beulah
Nebraka
Board of County Commissioners
New York
Omaha & Nebraska Central Railway
Polk
Omaha
Hastings
Palk County
Waterproof warm Shoe replaces Rubber Boots
A light weight waterproof warm shoe replaces rubber boots and overshoes. Made of snag proof rubber with leather insoles and a drilled canvas top. It is interlined with wool lining and outer pure gum for waterproofing. Patented Jan 6 1906. Price three dollars fifty cents by A. O. Monson Co.
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Ats Court
Nebraska Central Railway
Hone Aranged
Upa Relier Skating Rink
Athe Ooera
Htromsburg, Neb
Nepale
A. Vincent
Im. E, Kinney
Osceola
Shelby
Cour
Cara
Kunkel
Joan Skinner
Hackberry Dominion
John
Skinner
A. B. Hedbloo
Wilson Block
Stromsburg
G. T. Ray Co
Johnson Co
Lilian Shermadine
Ideal Bakery
A. M. Bell
First National Bank
R. M. Gillespie
David City
Rev. A. Johnson
Lutheran Church
Greely Center
Plymouth Rocks
Cole & Emmingers Restaurant
Osceola Mills
Cole & Emminger’s
Pinesalve
G. T. Ray & Co
H. R Curtis
Columbus
KE. B. Rovers
John R. Gray
Monson
Geo. E. Brigham
Clyde Hayhurst
First National Bank Shelby
S. C. Youmans
Bartlett
Chas. Dunn
G. W. Gregg
B. Cotton
Decatur
Iowa
Kennedy
G.J. Ray & Co
GQ. T. Ray & Co
A. O. Monson Co
Stone Manufacturing Company
Nished
G. F. Nelson
J. A. Jackson
Peterson & Nelson’s
Osceola, Nebraska
Rogers Bros
Rogers Bros., Osceola
Huroc
Duroc Jersey
Jarrow
Geo. E. Samuelson
Fair Grounds
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