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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
4
A long list of residents visit relatives in Lincoln Fremont Beulah Genoa Omaha and other places. Several attend funerals conferences and church events. People travel for visits education and business with many returning home Saturday or Sunday.
Osceola visitors include Mrs Hilen Funkhouser and daughter Alta. Mr and Mrs Willie Burritt welcomed a born Friday. Augustine in Osceola on business Tuesday. Pete Seberger drove a Ford touring yesterday. E L Alderson and daughter Mamie visited Omaha Sunday. WW Ballenger traveled from York for a short time Sunday to Mrs Dri tte. Local Polk County events begin Tuesday with four Dave.
Frank Chayner owner offers twelve and a half acres on Gospel Ridge Osceola Nebraska. Eight acres alfalfa three acres pasture with eight months pasture. buildings include eight room house nine foot ceilings coal/hay barns chicken house hog house all in good condition. Fenced and cross fenced with well windmill fruit trees and shade. Asking 3500 with balance cash or trade possible.
Notice in Polk County Nebraska to all interested in Ottilia Herning estate that administrator filed a final account and petition for final settlement to be heard September 20, 1913 at 10 AM before the County Court. Court clerk Henry H. Campbell seals the notice. Also an offer to sell the Old Whitney Farm in Polk County with inquiries to M H Whaley in Central City Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Louisa Appleton Peterson deceased the state Nebraska creditors of said estate will take notice that the time for presenting and filing claims is March 7 1914 and for payments of debts is September 6 1914 that I will sit at the County Court Room in said county December 6 1918 at 10 A M and on March 7 1914 at 10 A M to receive examine hear allow or adjust all claims and objections dated September 6 1918 County Judge seal
In Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified that claims must be presented by March 5 1914 and debts paid by September 4 1914. The County Court will meet October 4 1913 at 10 AM December 4 1913 at 10 AM and March 5 1914 at 10 AM to examine hear and allow or adjourn claims. County Judge Henry H Campbell seals the notice.
County Nebraska notice to creditors states claims must be presented by March 10 1914 with debts payable by September 9 1914. The county judge will hold sessions October 9 1913 December 9 1913 and March 10 1914 at 10 a m to receive examine hear and adjust filed claims.
Notice is hereby given by virtue of a chattel mortgage dated May 1 1913 and filed May 1 1918 in Polk County Nebraska. Fred Ly barger mortgaged to First National Bank Osceola to secure 80 dollars at 10 percent interest. 62.17 is due. Default having occurred, the bank will sell a Stoddard Dayton five passenger touring car at public auction in Osceola on October 1 1913 at 2 PM.
Plaintiffs William A. Stevens and Theodore A. Stevens file a petition in Polk County Nebraska seeking to quiet title to the south half of the northeast quarter of section 32, township 14 north range 6 west, remove a cloud from lost court records, and obtain general equitable relief against Jefferson Storts and Delilah Storts. Defendants must answer by October 6, 1913. King & Bittner represent the plaintiffs.
Fragmentary OCR of a sale notice lists a lot of books offered for sale at a store. The readable fragment mentions prices and titles as part of a retest and catalog listing. No clear dates or entities beyond generic store references are identifiable in the text.
The page records a horse loss for Seaver on Tuesday and lists local happenings. It notes S. W. Carlson starting a residence on his farm, births and family travels, fishing trips near Duncan, and weather impacts in Polk County. Also mentions Alberta visit, farm activity, and assorted short notices including sales and property topics.
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs George Grosvenor died after a short illness. Mrs Grosvenor is sister to Wayne and Mel Mill. A fishing party including W A Wurtz and wife W P Miller and wife and Wayne Mill and wife visited Erickson last week reporting a good trip and enough fish to cover travel costs. C A White traveled from Naponee to attend the funeral of Lafe Cline in York. Cline, an early York County settler, owned a farm northeast of Bradshaw and had travelled to Calgary in the spring.
Fragmentary text describes land for sale totaling 240 acres west of town with notes on surveying and fencing. Mentions cattle, possibly a building or slop of fence and survey lines. Details are unreadable but indicates an open land sale with driving routes noted.
A terse advertisement offers tire options in various sizes with prices such as casings and treads listed. The note mentions Osceola Auty and claims guaranteed quality across all sizes.
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