Fire destroys threshing rig on Blue farm and other notices
On the Blue near Gresham the threshing rig separator owned by Chas Schneider burned late Saturday destroying the machine and two grain stacks. Mrs. Wm Stokes dies in the city aged 39. Polk County Fair slated Sept 20 21 22 promises one of the best in association history. Dr Gray reports a birth to Mr and Mrs P F Crawbaugh. James Matthews sells stock in Odd Fellows block to A O Monson Co and moves to Boyd County. Dr W A Post of Stromsburg chaired the Republican county convention with Gilbert Johnson as secretary and nominees listed for county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Resdorff
Chas. Schenider
Gresham
Wm. Stokes
Illinois
Polk County
Wm.Stokes
Association
Gray
P. F. Crawbaugh
James Matthews
Odd Fellows
A. O. Monson & Co
Boyd County
W. A. Post
Stromsburs
Gilbert Johnson
P. O. Chindgren
A. A. Stull
H. Anderson
J. W. Davis
C. S. Romaine
Stromsburg
Ralph Walker
Geneva
C. J. Lodge
Havelock
John F. Ayres
Chas. R. Timm
Harold D. LeMar
To Air Service
Air Service Productions Center
France
Rapid City
S. D
Roy Parkis
September 15 1932 local notes include wedding and fair results
A wedding at St Pauls Church united Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Henry L Krogh of Omaha. Osceola football shows bright prospects with Lettermen led by Captain Timm and others. County fair directors reported a financially successful year. Polk County crops placed fourth at the State Fair. Three accidents involved out of state tourists on highway 16 near here. Merrill Horst bought a truck to start a livestock transfer business.
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St. Paul’s Church
Elizabeth Anderson
Henry L. Krogh
Omaha
Footall
Osceola High School
Timm
Koehler
Jackson
McBeth
Calkins
Addison Herrmann
Burritt
Hollis Campain
Noel Thompson
Johnson
Robert Herrmann
Neal McBeth
Polk County
Nebraska
Petrus C. Nelson
Stromsburg
Here
Merrill Horst
Subscriptions Open for World-Herald or Journal
Readers can sign up for the World-Herald or Journal through postal or telephone orders. The notice urges prompt subscription to ensure delivery and access to upcoming issues and special sections.
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The
World-Herald
Journal
Notice of Final Report in Johnson Estate
In Polk County Nebraska the Administratrix filed a final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of Albert E. Johnson deceased. A hearing to contest the decree determining heirship and distribution is set for September 25, 1942 at 10 a.m. before County Court. Sept. 3-10-17 County Judge L. M. Mprrick seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Albert E. Johnson
State of
L. M. Mprrick
Ippole County
Gottleib Hendrickson
Lulu Hendrickson
L. M. Merrick
Vitamin rackets and health misinformation warned by Polk County doctors
A medical- society piece argues vitamins are widely marketed for profit rather than health. It notes some ads exaggerate content, urges caution against false claims, and says true vitamin need comes from diet or medical advice. A doctor says detailed guidance takes minutes.
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Polk County Medical Society
Democratic caucus set for Hackberry Precinct voting place
A Democratic caucus will be held at Hackberry Precinct voting place on September 22, 1942 at 8 00 p m. Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackberry
Platte Precinct Republican Caucus at Fairview Hall
Platte precinct caucus for Republicans set for Wednesday September 30 at 8 p m in Fairview Hall. Committee notes location and time for party gathering.
Card of Thanks for Father Roy Cox
The Cox family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and burial of their father Roy Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cox
Notice to settle Lloyd Cole Estate at Economy Grocery
All persons with accounts at Economy Grocery Osceola are notified that payment will be received at the store on Saturday evenings Sept 19 and 26. Payments may also be made at the administrator's office. Prompt payment is needed to settle the Lloyd Cole Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Lloyd Cole
W. W. Norton
Osceola City Council Proceedings August 6 1942
City council in Osceola Nebraska accepts July 2 minutes and July 1942 treasurer report totaling various funds. Council approves claims, resigns Chief James K. Cook, and passes Ordinances 196 and 197 after readings and final passage. Meeting adjourns with City Clerk Guy F Ball.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Pratt
McDonald
Branting
Malek
Wells
R. E
Asla
D. R. Byers
James KE. Cook
Consumers P. P. Dist. Supplies
R. H. Waite
State Journal Co
J. Gibbins
L. J. VanHoosen
J. B. Braithwait
E. J. Barnes
J. c. Cotton
R. J
Island Supply Co
Harry W. Pratt
Will Harrison
Guy F. Ball
W. W. Norton
Jas. B. Cook
Iowa-Nebraska St. & Pr
Polk County
Osceola Lumber Co
SAMC
Veereeeeveeaee
Bush Drugs Co
Same
Bintz
R. DeLand
Joel Hanson
George DeLand
R. L. Ellsworth
George Finecy
Yea
Banting
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Joe Chantry
Carole
Walter 3. Herbes
Osceola, Nebk
Ember
Roland Blue Pty Young - Burke - Jenkins
Platte Precinct
Platte
Fairview Hall
Shelby Theater
Joe Ghantry
Turday & Sund ' K
Gentleman Heart
van Ca
Hesuer Cleaning
White Horse Inn
Cafe Regis
American Women’s Volunteer Service of
Long Branch
N. J
Victory Gardens
Long Branch High School
India
Punjab
Hitler
Hirohito
C. R. Peterson
First National Bank Osceola
Nebr
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