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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1915
Page
4
In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks Tillie I Boostrom as administratrix of the estate of Emil A Boostrom deceased. The hearing is set for Friday October 28 1915 at 9 o clock A M. Dated October 5 1915 County Judge F H Ball.
John G Swanson deceased. Sons entitled to notice as administrator filed final account and request for final settlement and distribution. Hearing set October 22 1915 before the court to contest. Dated September 27 1915 County Judge F H Ball seal.
In Polk County District Court Elizabeth Larson executrix seeks license to sell parts of Lot Seven Block Ten Smiths Fifth Addition Osceola and Lot Four Morrill & Nance Second Addition to Osceola to pay debts. Hearing set November 29 in Osceola. notice by four weeks publication in the Osceola Record. Judge E. E. Good presiding.
An investment note describes ToKaHan Co plans to buy the Laughlin property in Montana near Maxville with stock at 5¢ a share. It outlines ore potential from copper silver and gold veins, expected shipments from two leads, and a goal to place the company on a paying basis within six months.
For sale is My Tittle farm southwest Osceola about four acres with 244 acres pasture one acre truck patch chicken range and orchard. Block location is south and one west of the Lutheran church. See Mrs Alma Dolan.
A mining property promises full scrutiny before purchase with guarantees of safety and reliability. The speaker recalls offering to buy if crosscut and drift tests proved ore value, noting prior assays were insufficient to reveal true worth.
We can mine ship and smelt ore for under 700 a ton with ore values around 33 754 per ton, yielding about 27 per ton profit. The note invites investors to lay the foundation for a great fortune in Hokalian Co stock, citing large profits from gold silver and copper mines and examples from Butte Montana.
A Tokio seer predicting from dream work told Central City’s Nonpariel that President Wilson will marry a widow about forty, likely reside in New York, and have two daughters after his term ends. The vision says the marriage will occur before next March and life will be long and happy.
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