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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
8
In Polk County Nebraska creditors must file claims by December 21 1923 and debts paid by September 21 1924. County Judge F H Ball will hold sessions September 21 November 21 and December 21 1923 at 10:00 A M to hear and adjust all filed claims.
The executor has filed a final account report of administration and a petition for final settlement, an order of distribution, and for determination of heirship in the estate of Andrew M Hultquist. A hearing is set for September 21, 1923 at 10 00 A M. Appearing to contest is allowed. Dated August 16 1923. F H Ball seal Aug 30 Sept 6 13
Notice to interested parties that the administrator has filed a final report and petition for final settlement and distribution of Maggie C. Anderson estate in Nebraska. Hearing set for Oct 5, 1923 at 10:00 a.m. to contest the report and determine heirs. dated Sept 7, 1923. Seal F. H. Ball, County Judge.
University farm experts urge all state sheep owners to combat stomach worms with copper sulfate solution. Lambs require three-quarters to one and a half ounces per dose, older sheep two and a half to three ounces, diluted to three gallons for a clear, safe mixture. Re-treat after ten to fourteen days, or more often if infection is heavy, using careful administration to avoid lung exposure.
A fragmented facet of a humorless exchange shows a wife confirming a paid life insurance installment while a farmer jokes about an aspiring aviator. A clerk notes unreadable handwriting and a manager hints at improving writing to keep employment. The Washington Star fragment adds satire with Saul and the Prophets.
A minister rebukes a boy for fishing on the Sabbath, warning that misdeeds lead to the bad place. The boy retorts he cannot imagine a worse place, expressing disgust at the rebuke.
Dialogue notes a policeman being discussed in a club scene with questions about his social standing and assurances that he is a clubman. The exchange implies social judgments within the club environment.
A compact warning urges steady aim and steadfast effort, noting the danger of failing and slipping into a ditch if you falter. It emphasizes perseverance and vigilance in pursuing a noble or virtuous path.
A cautious spinster with methodical habits kept a medicine chest that revealed strong substances on labels. Her nephew felt a fright when reading items like Veronal and Laudanum on bottle numbers, suggesting potential danger or poisoning.
A young married man asks for a makeup box at a confectioner. The clerk clarifies they do not stock theatrical supplies. He explains he wants a box of chocolates to take home to his wife, noting he is three hours late.
A short dialogue contrasts superstition with pragmatism as a wife shows a horseshoe for luck but the husband dismisses luck, arguing the horseshoe’s shape proves fortune cannot bind both ends. The exchange blends humor with a caution against relying on charms.
Robert R. Kincaid files to quiet title to the Southeast Quarter of Section 29, Township 13 North, Range 1 West, Polk County. Defendants include E Dilts and heirs or claimants with interest. Partners seek cancellation of a 1883 deed contract and a decree barring any claim, with answer due by October 15, 1623.
William Wisely and Carrie Wisely petition in Polk County Nebraska district court seeking partition of Emma Wisely's heirs to the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter and northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 25 township 15 north range 4 west. Defendants include Eliza Nellie J Wisely Fern Wisely minor Opal Preston nee Wisely Weilan of Fern Wisely John Wisely minor Minnie White and other heirs. Answer required by October 22, 1923.
The Polk County Fair in Osceola runs September 25 to 38 with a concurrent annual anniversary celebration at Polk planned for September.
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