County Commissioners Approve Claims and Resignations
Osceola Nebraska records show on September 3 1946 the Polk County Board audited claims and issued warrants. Resignations of Deputy County Treasurer Dorothy Jones and Deputy County Clerk LaVerne Jones were approved. The board adjourned to September 17 1946.
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Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
County General Fund
Augustine Company
Ccc E Eens
Phil B. Campbell
Consumers Public Power
Fev Eck Ewan Cee Dacege
Ruth Eklund
Gant Publishing Co
Court Journal
S. J. Harless
J. Harless
Olive M. McBeth
Owen McClung
Milburn & Scott Co
Einer Swanson
Frank Thelander
John I. Anderson
T. A. Reece
L. M. Merrick
Gunnard Peterson
Dorothy Joness
LaVerne Jones i
Board of County
Joel Hanson
Arthur S. Nelson
Peterson
Eeeerteeeseernes
Polk County Extension Service
Ramona Swanson
the University Publishing Co
Rene
Evelyn Schwartz
Esiith Heilman
Omaha Printing Co
Sundberg Nursing Home Board and
Cave Eetoavesian
Alwina Werth
Soldiers & Sailors Relief Fund
Soldiers & Sailors Relief
Rheumatism and Arthritis Patient Seeks Information
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports years of pain from rheumatism and arthritis and says she is now free from pain and able to work. She invites inquiries for information and provides her P O Box 825 address. Adv Nue-Ovo Laboratories.
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Anna Pautz
P. O
Vancouver
Wash
Education as the key to curbing inflation in America
In a Washington interview, Secretary John W. Snyder warned that inflation risks persist if OPA ends and prices rise. He urged two steps: government, labor, and industry must unite for maximum production, and the public must be educated to buy prudently and spend on essentials only. The piece argues education as the cure to preserve the republic.
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OPA
Canton
China
America
John W. Snyder
United States Treasury
Washington
Snyder
Omaha World-Herald Day Delivery Offer
The Omaha World-Herald advertises home delivery for less than the cost of a 3c stamp and invites readers to place an order.
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The
Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln Daily Journal Promotion and Subscription Rates
Lincoln Daily Journal touts 9 weeks for $1 and $5 yearly with cheaper rates than rivals. It highlights late-night printing, rural route delivery, and mail options to Nebraska and Kansas, urging direct orders through the office.
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Lincoln Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denger
Lincoln Journal
Morning Journal
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
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OF County Commissioners
Osceola
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Lincoln Road Equipment Co
YVO
Louis Mohr
Arthur Nelson
Shelby Co-op Oil Co
Tees Terre Deke
Shelby Co-op Oil
J. C. Cotton
D. A. Lubricant Co. Inc. Gilt Inci St Ag Dadsttantes
Overland Sand & Gravel Co. Bravel
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Deisel Fuel
Com. Dist
Deisel Fuel Oil
W. H. Bovey & Son
City of Stromsburg
Wight
Ccccnvereesene
Floyd Lyle
Bravel
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. Ing
Bas
Special Bridge Fund
Armco Drainage & Metal Product Inc
Icici
Capital Bridge Co
John Perry Freeman
Tabor
Gate City Iron Works
Albert Hoffer
Lawrence Hoffer
Verlin Johnson
Korsmeyer Co
Floyd Lindquist
John S. Anderson
Lynn Brigham
Shelby
Polk, Nebraska
Stanley Harless
Gresham
Nue-Ovo Laboratories
ABC
OF Electricity
Ays
Alectricity
Alec
Consumers
Abc's
Electricity
Staners
Anliy
Nebraska Electric
Neppas
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Pense
Ross Noble
Clarks
Dick Merrick
Itree Farm Ownership
National Farm Loan Association
W. J. Stead, Secy-Treas
Lincoln Daily Journal
McMullen Produce
Osceola, Nebr
Teeseed
Ie Owee
Iai
Polk, Nebr
Guernsey
Toledo
Cypres
Manila
Albert Peterson
Citizens State Bank
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