Tax Sale Notice for Polk County Nebraska 1929 Delinquencies
Delinquent real estate and special paying tax lists for Polk County Nebraska outline November 4 1929 sale dates in Osceola for 1928 and 1927 taxes plus district and gravel assessments in Osceola Stromsburg and Polk area. Notices include 10 percent delinquent interest from May 1 1929 and 1 percent monthly interest on special assessments. Widely lists parcels blocks and descriptions with sale times and conditions.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Osceola
Stromsburg
Polk
Oscedla
K. A. Cornish
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska a petition is filed for the appointment of Robert A Krall as Administrator of the estate of Arvid Toline Deceased hearing set for October 25 1929 at 10 o clock A M Dated Sept 28 1929 W W Norton County Judge Seal
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Nance’ & Morrills
SMITH
Gray's
Morningside
Polk County
Nebraska
Lot A
Osceola
Lot
Shelby
Matters Addition
City OF
van Vorce
LEARD
Hastert’s
Theeens
5 & Cor
Buckley
Dahles
Morrill
Osceota i
Agia
McConaughy
Bekeley
Cor
Lamberson
Blower
Netsell
Smites
Wheeler
Nordberg
Additio
Underwood
J. B Buckley
Boostrom
WEIS
Beast
Ekele
Wilson’s
Merk Ae
RSON
Stromse
East
InzNe
Arvid’ Toline
Robert A. Krall
Iw. W. Norton
Unclear shoe department encounter reported in Journal of Education
Fragmentary note recalls a store scene with a boy in the shoe department and a visitor asking for Misses mules. The clerk replies that Mrs Mules does not work there, reflecting a small, everyday moment captured in a 19th century education journal.
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Journal of Education
Measurement units and the horse hand explained
A fragment discusses measurement history noting a hand as four inches and three hands to a foot. It references official adoption of the hand as a unit of horse measure and contrasts it with broader length concepts. The text hints at traditional standards and rule of thumb.
Trout Angling Tactics Questioned in Aerial Stream Notes
A historical note explains that trout feed headfirst upstream as current carries prey to them. It claims fishing upstream helps avoid alerting resting fish and discusses the wisdom of this method for anglers observing stream behavior.
Columbus' Son Said to Be Early Abolitionist
A newly found letter owned by Londoners suggests Diego Columbus, the son of Christopher Columbus, opposed enslaving Indian populations and may be the nation's first abolitionist.
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Columbus’ Son
Christopher Columbus
Diego
Colloidal Chemistry and Suspended Systems
Colloidal chemistry studies systems of finely divided material like bubbles drops grains filaments and films dispersed in another substance. It focuses on suspension behavior stability and interactions among dispersed phases and the surrounding medium.
Philanthropy’s Failing Sage of Chinatown Critiques Charity
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown argues philanthropy misdirects generosity toward physical weakness rather than human folly. The Washington Star quotes his view on charity's shortcomings and calls for a wiser approach to aid.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Weather Lore Echoes From Ancient Greece and New England
The column notes aphorism from Greek poetry about rain when swallows fly low and reports farmers in New England echoing the superstition. It links ancient verse to contemporary rural weather folklore.
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New England
Origin of khaki color term traced to Hindustan
The term khaki derives from Hindustan meaning dust earth or ashes and is used for dust or clay colored fabrics and a specific cotton material of that color.
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Hindustan
Legal Term Laches Defined in Law
A legal term laches describes neglect to act at the proper time undue delay in asserting a right or seeking a privilege. The rule emphasizes that inaction beyond reasonable time bars claims.
Wisdom From Franklin on Hearing Reason’s Counsel
Franklin counsels that those who ignore advice cannot be helped. If Reason is not heeded, she will rap your knuckles, urging restraint and thoughtful deliberation.
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Franklin
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KK. A. Cornish
Ek. A. Cornish
GRAY
Smiths
Nance
Headstrom
Ekeley
Eferee
Bettie Hammond
Edward Sherwood
Mills & Mils
S.A. Snider
ION
Anderson
DAHLE
Newville
Stinkel
Wilson
New
Dist
Amounl
Eola
Blower's
Lagasseni
Se Town Company
ACEO
Nance and Morrill
Hotel
Cornhusker
Lincoln’s
Mnest
Braska
Capitol
Anwar and Cimgeny
Ballrook
Midole-West
Morrison Hotel Co
M. E. Mereiseon
Sam Lawrence
Miles
Mwe
Stampa
Dr. Miles
Medical Company
Peewee
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