Osceola Osceola Council Proceedings and Local Notes
Osceola Nebraska city council minutes from September 7 1944 detail committee discussions on a service member honor roll finances and salaries. The lengthy report lists claims paid and city treasurer figures for June July August 1944 including general fund electric light intersecion paving park improvements and more. A marriage license and local notices appear in the same aggregated notices.
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McDonale
Branting
Sigler
Malek
Pratt
Martin E.roberts
D. W. McFadden
Byers & Pierce
Osceola Lumber Co
Consumers P. P. ‘Dist. Game
Acee Eeeeteges
Ervin Grossnicklaus Man
Tcam
Wilbur W. Wood
Jabor
W. E
J. Sargent
O. F. Branting
Chas
Guy F. Ball
W. W. Norton
Jas
J. Gibbins
L.shemek Same
H. Jaax
J. R. Korger Same
Irene Cerny Same
C. Richter Same
Deh Wa
Ienn
F. Jaax
H. J. Reisdorff
McDonald
Yea
Carleton Anderson
First National Bank of
Benes
Library Fund
Fire Dept
D. R. Byers
General Fund
Mergency
None Library Fund
Osceola Death and Local Happenings Highlight Week
A town obituary notes a man lived months with heart trouble dying on his 77th birth anniversary, survived by widow, two sons Oscar and Franklin, and a daughter from Oklahoma. Other items mention births, a Bulldogs defeat, business moves, theater offerings at Rivoli Theatre, and Saturday sales.
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Oscar
Franklin Arnd
Oklahoma
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Hit Wesley Chapel
Wesley Chapel reports Sunday visits from the Ben Schmoker family to Chris Huggler and Mrs Lena Schmoker. Mrs James Treadway and her young daughter from Seward stayed last week with Lloyd Treadway. Glenn Chase of Lincoln spent the weekend with John Lockard. he is on furlough from Panama. Victor Sterup and Fred Carter of Central City joined Elmer and Mrs Elmer Carter of Gresham. Mrs Axel Anderson returned from Stromsburg Hospital. Henry Krough of Omaha spent the day with his wife helping in the Anderson home. Eugene Sterup has been sent to Oceanside California for further radio training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Anderson
Stromsburg Hospital
Henry Krough
Omaha
Anderson
Victor Sterup
Eugene
Oceanside
California
Film developing offer at Crose Tex Drug Co
For prompt service and good pictures leave your film at Crose Tex Drug Co. Only 25 cents per roll.
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Crose‘Tex Drug Co
Cancer Death Toll Highlights Need for Care
The Polk County Medical Society notes cancer causes more US deaths than all but heart disease with about 145,000 yearly fatalities. In 1937, 67,349 men and 77,425 women died, a toll seen as preventable with proper treatment.
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United States
Cancer prevention and early detection tips
The article urges vigilance for warning signs of cancer and early action. It recommends reporting symptoms to a physician at the first suspicion, seeking free care if needed, and yearly full physical exams. It also advises informing others to avoid quack cures and to seek prompt medical evaluation for any unusual lumps, bleeding, sores, weight loss, or mole changes.
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American College of Surgeons
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Polk County
Advan
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Father
Jim
Pearl Lewis
Ernest Vance
James C. Logan
Here
Wilber M. Johnston
Judge Campbell
Frank ID. Hendrickson
Laura L
Timmef Valley
BE. W. Heffelbower
Joan Monson
Albert Pierson
Fred F. Johnson
Anna C. Carlson
J. G. Carlson
Alvin O. Anderson
Oakland
Mr. Anderson
Chris Behle
Denver
Nancy Dielman
Frank McLean
Belleville
Kansas
South Osceola
LeRoy Smith
First National Bank
John Gabriel
Joe Williams
Kodak
Daniels Studio
Columbus
Mail
Methodist Church
G. A.randall
Sunday School Board
WCTU
Emil Monson
Madge Moore T
Polk ‘County
WISC
Polknetx
WSCS
Nebraska
Imp
Henry Olson
Dame Fortune
Bulldogs
Paul Engelhardt
Shirley Anne
R. L. Schroeder
Ryan
Farmer’s State Bank
Orville Mickey
Huseman
Howard Herbes
Polk Progress
Rivoli Theatre
Mae West
Wagon Wheels
Randolph Scott
Lionel Barrymore
Ginghams, Vo. LLC
Cotton Tweed
McCormick-Deering
The
Polk County Medical Society
Chas. E. Sandall
LAW
Ance
Brewing Industry Foundation
Charles E. Sandall
First National
Lincoln
Carl R. Anderson
Saronville
Polk, Hamilton and Clay Counties
Clay County
John
Conference An of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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