Pratts celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary at home
Captain J L Pratt and wife mark their golden anniversary in a new residence. A baby boy is reported at John Miller and wife in Chapman. Ray Weeden returns to Kee-watin after visiting relatives and taking a job with an undertaking firm. Marion Vance family moves to Fairbury for Mr Vance’s garage position. York defeats Osceola 20 to 6 in football. Corporal Brown brings a strawberry plant with a ripe berry to the office.
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JL. M. Pratt
John Miller
Chapman
Ray Weeden
Keewatin
Minn
Marion Vance
Fairbury
Vance
York
Osceola
Corporal Brown
Osceola Chronicle Highlights 1924 and 1934 Events
A retrospective from October shows Mrs. John Koehler escaping a car rollover with her son Bill, local property moves, a 90th birthday, new Osceola bank cashier Edith Gray, and a string of local notes. Ten years prior includes birth, baseball league games, deaths, theatre listings, prices, and rail travel medical guidance for families with babies.
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John Koehler
Mace
Edith Gray
Osceola ‘Bank
Henry Hughes
Henry B. Walthall
Enid Bennett
Harrison Ford
Mary Alden
Osceola
Neb
Ronal Peterson
Robert Allan
Peterson
Evelyn Matheson
Stromsburg
Buckley Park Field
Mathew Herrmann
Cincinnati, Ohio Hospital
C.'M. Humphrey
Marian Lee
Anna Prososki
Lincon Telephone Company
Opal Pearson
California
Rivoli Theatre
Jean Yarlow
Franchot Tone
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Missouri
Lee Tracy
Local Market Prices and Illness Report
Market prices show corn 78, oats 55c, hogs 5.20, cream 22, eggs 16, hens 9, springs 9. In other news, Mark Timm suffered a heart attack Saturday night and remains in serious condition as his children travel to be with him.
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Mark Timm
Your Court and Justice in One Voice Appeals for Vote
A district court candidate argues justice must pair with friendly human interest and pledges to make the court feel like the voters own. He urges support and asks for votes on November 7.
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District Court
Notice to non residents to Osceola Bank estate in Polk County
The County of Polk files a foreclosure petition to quiet title on land described as Lot 4 in NE Quarter of SE Quarter in Section 16 Township 14 North Range 2 West with tax lien action. Unknown defendants warned to answer by November 27, 1944 or risk judgment. Attorney W W Norton represents Polk County with notices published Oct 19 26 and Nov 2 9.
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E. H. Lurkhart
Osceola Bank
Osceola
Nebraska
R. O.brownell
Ney, Sey
Polk County
Ridge Street
Wood Street
Said
Kimmel Street
Polk
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