Osceola News Totals and Local Happenings in October 1904
In Osceola and surrounding areas, surveyors work on the Omaha Hastings electric line route via Osceola. J H Smith of Cedar Rapids IA visits and withdraws a park proposition. Osceola losses to Stromsburg in a youth game. a birth announced to Frank Fox's family. A A Young debuts a new meat wagon, while Shaw reports a birth at James Heald’s and another at Fred Peterson’s. The old shop building east of Brazee’s butcher is moved by Wm Campbell. Osceola's square project advances amid town improvements. J N Hoffner of Newman Grove starts as clerk at Monson’s store.
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J. H. Smith
Cedar I Rapidh
Iowa
Omaha
Hastings
Osceola
Stromsburg
Polk County News Briefs October 1919 and 1932 Updates
News notes from Polk County cover graduations and marriages in 1919 with Winifred Johnson wedding in Kimball and Mary Holcomb wedding in Lincoln, plus injuries of Robert Scott after a car collision. Football: Osceola and David City clash ends 7–0 for David City. Osceola’s season setback. 1932 items report a birth, store openings, anniversaries, relocations, a corn husking contest, and funerals for William Bryant and Mrs. Larson.
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Winnifred Johnson
W. O. Johnson
Kimball
Beaver Crossing
Robert Scott
Osceola
David City
Mary Holcomb
Frank Power
Lincoln
Horton
Kansas
Polk County
Steven Corbett
Minnesota
Ethel Carmen
Cr. O. Johnson
California
H. E. Newton
Omaha
Scotts Bluff
Newton
Adam Luft
J. E. Steeple
J. H. Eller & Co
George Engelhardt
Clyde Smith and Son
Oscar Anderson
Ernest EK. Anderson
York County
William M Bryant
J. Carl Bryant
S. P. Johnson
Seattle
Washington
Wahoo
Addison
Timm
Jackson
C. R. Larson
A. P. Tilley
Concordia
Larson
Thelen Family News and Local Visits Report
Johnny Thelen returned home after weeks in potato fields westward. Earl and Burl Graff and Richard Thelen enlisted in the Navy near Omaha. Mrs. Herman Thelen visited Columbus relatives after a stroke. Local families hosted guests from Rising City and Omaha. Confirmation services in Shelby drew Louis Thelen and others. Arloi Irland attended Lincoln football game. Several families shared Sunday dinner at the Hiemer home.
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Rising City
Archie McClung
Omaha
Max ‘Lott
Sacred Heart Church
Shelby
Lincoln
Louis Thelen
Elnora Hiemer
Tommy
Dickie Glatter
Arloi Irland
Victor Krumbach
Leonard Hiemer
Anton Hiemer Sr
John Hiemer
Final Report in Estate of Oscar E. Jones
Notice in Polk County Nebraska that executor filed a final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of Oscar E. Jones, deceased. Hearing set for November 6, 1942 at 10:00 A.M. to determine heirship, distribution, and discharge of the executor. County Judge L. M. Merrick presiding. Published October 15, 22, 29, 1942.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Oscar E. Jones
L. M. Merrick County
Shelby family hosts visitors through the week
District No. 18 notes visiting relatives as Mr. and Mrs. Pete Seberger of Shelby spend a week at Frank Seberger’s home. Miss Alta Micek visits Columbus. St Mary’s residents Clifford Lisko Alois and Steve Shemek Ed Iwan Henry Boruch and Joe Koziol joined Edward Lisko Sunday. John Stee and Monroe family visit John Micek home. Norine Micek visits Lincoln. Robert Moulding and family of Norfolk visit Frank Seberger. Tony Lassek family and Bill Lassek family from Omaha visit. Orville Enyeart family from Omaha and Arthur Mayberger Columbus and Louis Kubicek Columbus join Emma Enyeart Sunday.
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Alta Micek
Columbus
John Bernt
Clifford Lisko
Alois
Steve Shemek
Ed Iwan
Henry Boruch
Joe Koziol
St. Mary’s
Edward Lisko
John Stee
Monroe
John Micek
Norine Micek
Lincoln
Robert Moulding
Norfolk
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha and Liberal Descriptions
Cattle receipts at Omaha Monday 20 500 head amid strong demand for good steers yearlings and heifers. Steers up to 16.00, choice heifers to 14.65, feeder and stocker prices high. various classes with quotes for cornfed steers yearlings heifers and cows. Also note signals of steady sheep and lamb markets with fat ewes at 5.10 and aged sheep lower.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hogs rise as buyers push prices 15 25c higher at Omaha
Hogs at Omaha moved briskly with 8,500 head traded. Shippers and packers filled orders as prices climbed 15 to 25 cents over last week. Choice butcherweights sold to 14.50, typical butcher prices 14.40, sows listed 14.30 to 14.40, and most stags at 14.50.
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Omaha
Sheep and Lamb Prices Hold Steady at Omaha Market
Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha Monday totaled 21,500 head with slow early trading but prices largely steady. Fat lambs sold from 13.75 to 14.25, feeder lambs 11.50 to 12.50, aged sheep eased, ewes 5.10 and down. Natives and shorn lambs ranged around 13.00 to 14.35 with culls at 10.25 to 11.25.
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Omaha
Notice to Creditors Gottloib Hendrickson Estate
Creditors of Gottloib Hendrickson deceased are notified that the County Court will hear claims on February 8, 1943 at the County Court Room. Claims must be filed by February 6, 1943 or be forever barred. Dated October 9, 1942. Oct 15 22 29.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Gottloib Hendrickson
L. M. Merrick
Lincoln Journal subscription rates and delivery notes
Lincoln Daily Journal offers 11 weeks for 1 dollar and a year for 4 dollars with mail delivery options. The paper promotes late night printing for rural routes and Iowa readers and claims lower annual prices than other state dailies including Nebraska and North Kansas mail orders.
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Lincoln Daily Journal
Lincoln Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Lincoln Journal
Morning Journal
Iown
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Listening to Satan as Uncle Eben warns of bragging
In a rural aside Uncle Eben warns that listening to Satan leads to hearing him brag about the company he has kept, a blunt moral tale reflecting cautionary folklore.
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Satan
Eben
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Ernel
Sanka Coffee
Braham
Omar
Pete Seberger
Frank
C. R. Peterson
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H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
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Joe Chantry
Priscilla Lane
Basara
RCW
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Huy U.s.war Bonds
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Claude Wickard
Ote
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THF O. A. Cooper CO
Humboldt, Nebr
Wright Bros. Feed & Flour Mills
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