Estray Notice of Black Filly Mare Colt in Osceola Neb
A. M. Monson reports an estray found on premises in Osceola Precinct Polk County Nebraska. The animal is a black filly mare colt about one year old, weight around 900 pounds, with a white star on the forehead and some white on the feet. The notice is dated August 28 1915.
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Nsw
North Range
Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
Neb
A. M. Monson
Hattie Marquis
Said County
F. H. Ball
Osceola In The Movies Shown By Cornell Photographers
The Cornell Photographers of Lincoln filmed Osceola at the county fair and showed the footage at the Auditorium theatre Friday and Saturday nights. Viewers saw county fair scenes and city streets, drawing wide interest and large crowds renewing the fair experience on screen.
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Cornell
Lincoln
Osceola
Auditorium Theatre
Tit for tat in a ruckus between governor and state treasurer
A flood of acrimony between the governor and the treasurer unfolds over alleged private gains from state money and bond commissions. The governor accuses the treasurer and his family banks of profiting from public funds, while the treasurer counters the governor has eyed his office for control. The dispute escalates as both sides claim legal backing and accuse the other of chicanery and retaliation.
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Hall
State House
Treasury Department
Jawn
Gange
George
Éady
Bee
San Francisco
Oil
Morehead
Business Administration
Silver Creek Social News and Local Visits
T B Sutchison enjoys State Fair sights this week. Grace Richards of Genoa 3 visits with Ruth Ruth and local families. Adolph Grosnicklaus and baby visit John Bernt in Columbus. W M Brian of Polk County helps celebrate at Lard family home. John Maxwell returns from Wheeler County business and hunting. Etta Guthrie spends day with Ethel Corcillus in Chapman. Goldie Still and Mary Squier head to Omaha for Boyles College. Margaret Wooster moves to Chadron for high school position. Ed Mustard visits Lincoln to attend State Fair and to W Kerr in University Place. Clarice Cotton, nursing student, visits mother L Cotton. Hog cholera hits Will Gantz herd near Clarks. no hogs to Merrick county fair. Frontier week sociables at S A D Arbogast home with Burgess, Avry, Zollars, Bennett groups. Elza G Hipke and Edith M Hensen wed by County Judge Neaton at Central City. John Kula returns from Council Bluffs and South Omaha seeking sister Josephine who wandered from hospital. telegram says she was found.
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T. B. Sutchison
Grace Richards
Genoa
Ruth Ruth
N. J. Towslee
Corley
Iowa
Sol C. Towslee
Adolph Grosnicklaus
Baby
John Bernt
Columbus
W. M. Brian
Polk County
John Maxwell
Wheeler County
Etta Guthrie
Chapman
Ethel Corcillus
Goldie Still
Mary Squier
Omaha
Boyles College
Margaret Wooster
Chadron
Nebraska
Ed Mustard
Lincoln
W. E. Kerr
University Place
Clarice Cotton
General Hospital
Grand Island
L. Cotton
Will Gantz
Clarks
Merrick
S. A. D. Arbogast
Harvey Burgess
Rising City
J. Avry
Oscar Zollars
Osceola
Frank Bennett
Council Bluffs
Kula
Polk County records charge sparks county politics
A Polk County dispute over printing charges for a semi annual treasurer’s report exposes cross accusations between the Polk County Democrat and the Record. The essay questions Walrath’s stance as critics claim political bias and proffers another round of public contention involving Jones and local officials.
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Polk County
Jones
Douglas
Record
Board of County Commissioners
Walrath
Johnny
Mr. Walrath
World Herald
Public Sale of School House in Dist 48
The school building and coal house of District 48 will be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. on September 15. The sale will be held at the school house located two miles north and four west of Osceola. E. M. Swanson, Director.
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Dist
School House
Osceola
E. M. Swanson
Farm and residence available near Osceola
An 80 acre farm 314 miles from Osceola with good improvements including a residence on the south part of town. Nels Jarmin lists the property details and contact.
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Osceola
Nels Jarmin
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Chicago
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