Notice of Final Report in Warren Randell Estate
The executrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of Warren Randell. A hearing is set before Polk County Court on October 20, 1944 at 10:00 A.M. to determine heirship and distribution and to discharge the executrix. County Judge L. M. Merfick issued the seal with dates September 20 and September 28, 1944 and notices in October.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Warren Randell
State of
Whiich
L. M. Merfick
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants in Polk County Foreclosure
County of Polk files petition to foreclose tax lien on Lot 1 Block 16 Original Town Osceola Nebraska Northwest of O R V R R right of way. Heirs unknown and all interested parties must answer by October 30 1944 or judgment will be entered. Attorney W W Norton Sept 21 28 Oct 5 12
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TLL
Mathews
Osceola
Nebraska
Polk
Notice of Sale Under Execution in Osceola Nebraska
A life estate in Lot 4, Block 6 Osceola, Nebraska, tied to Grant R. Walgren, is offered for sale October 17, 1944 at 2:00 PM at the South Front Door of the Osceola Courthouse. Judgment from May 6, 1940, in favor of Martha Walgren for child support totaling 1408.92 plus costs and interest. Proceeds satisfy the judgment with accruing costs.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Martha Walgren
Grant R. Walgren
Osceola
Charles C. Walgreen
Court House
Estate of Charles O Walgreens probate sale notice
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of Charles O Walgreens deceased is in probate. The sale remains open at least one hour with charges for claims and costs possible against the estate. Sheriff Gunnard Peterson dated September 11 1944 and Campbell Nyberg attorneys Sept 14 21 28 Oct 5 12.
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Charles O. ‘Walgreen
Polk County
Nebraska
Gunnard Peterson
Congress Eyes Federal Aid for Farm to Market Highways
Senate and House roads committees back bills for federal aid to farm to market roads. Hayden proposes 650 million annually for three years with 200 million for secondary roads. Robinson suggests 500 million with 125 million for farm to market roads. Support grows as postwar needs rise and county highway agencies push for local control.
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Stefan
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
American Road Builders’ Association
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Post Offices
J. W. Robinson
Utah
Karl Stefan
Nebraska
Roads’ Committee
Appropriations Committee
Federal aid for farm to market roads urged nationwide
The article argues that extending federal support on a substantial scale to farm to market roads is a necessary step in advancing the nation’s program for prosperity for all, framing rural infrastructure as essential to future national growth.
Nebraska Soldiers Petition To Restore Prewar State
In a 1944 Nebraska letter soldiers ask voters to ensure the state they return to is the same as the one they left in 1919. They lament disfranchisement and urge backing a Nebraska that honors their sacrifice and homecoming after fighting Germans. The signatures are largely from wounded or hospitalised servicemen.
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Col. Miltenberger
Nebraska
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