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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented OCR listing several officials including coroner, superintendent, commissioner, justices of the peace and constables with scattered surnames and district marks. It reads like a roster of district roles and named individuals such as Power Shaw McBetha Saunders Brown Johnson Anderson Dawes.
Peter Hassert files in Polk County Nebraska a petition against Peter Dunbier and the First National Bank of Osceola to reform a deed and secure conveyance of the northwest quarter and southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in Section 13 Township 14 North Range 1 West. The suit seeks to quiet title and enable warranty conveyance to Fred Kumpf and to declare the deed a trust or mortgage with delivery of a new deed if not reformed. The case orders publication and sets a hearing for November 13, 1905.
Mrs J Bonne's travel from Nebraska to Oklahoma and back is sketched with references to Davenport, St. Joe, and Hennessey. The text mentions a niece Miss Sadie Cary and ongoing family movements amid county prosperity.
Misses Hamilton and Miller visit sisters. Miss Miller teaches in district 71 and Miss Hamilton at Widga school. Mrs. Wm Williams and York Co. family attend Pleasant View church. Harless visit from York to attach farm interests. Pleasant View ladies scrub church. Joe McClure visits brother in Grand Island. Clyde Green loses pony near Laclede. found near Lindburg’s. Pearl Putman returns to Osceola. Ed Congee husks for Ike. Charlie Peterson finishes new barn. Laclede lecture draws good attendance.
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