Village Socials Recall Celebrations and Fresh Beginnings
In a reminiscence from twenty four years ago Osceola friends hosted Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cornish at Fraternal Hall with Odd Fellows, Modern Woodmen and Ben Hur joining. The couple received a rocker and plan to move to Shelby. Axel F. Johnson, a clerk at A O Monson's, plans a store in Hordville. Miss Ethel Chilvers of Pierce to wed Dr. L Ray Pheasant. Mr. and Mrs. Algot Peterson visit from Ong with relatives. Rev. Carl Herrmann leaves for West Point with his bride.
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W. A. Cornish
Odd Fellows
Ben Hur
Axel F. Johnson
A.O. Monson
Hias
Hordville
Axel
Thomas Chilvers
Pierce
Nebr
Ethel
L. Ray Pheasant
Algot Peterson
Ong
Relief from Constipation Rexall Orderlie Claim
A Battle Creek physician says constipation plagues farmers, but Rexall Orderlie is presented as a water-attracting tab let that softens dry waste for a gentle natural movement. The ad promises relief overnight with no habit or dose increase, urging readers to buy at Rexall Stores like Crouse Tex Drug Co.
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Battle Creek
Rexall
Crouse Tex Drug Co
County Commissioners Meet Osceola Nebr September 16 1930
Proceedings record the Osceola county board meeting with members present. Audited claims cover county general and road funds, a special bridge fund estimate, and road district labor. An open pheasant season debate ends with Polk County remaining closed as neighboring counties open.
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Osceola
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Ani
Theophil Stachura
Pak County
Polk County
Lee Campbell
J. W. Fillman
Exposure reduces fertilizer value and final estate notices
Exposure reduces fertilizer value as a warning to farmers to spread manure promptly and cover piles to prevent loss of nitrogen phosphorus and potassium. The notice also includes multiple county probate items announcing final accounts, petitions for final settlements and hearings in Polk County Nebraska courts for estates of Gust A Peterson August H Carman 9 A Arbogast Evered Johnson and others with scheduled dates in October 1930.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
H. Carman
Nebraka
Mollie Carman
W. W. Norton
Iw. W. Norton
Livestock Prices at South Omaha September 15 1930
Liberal cattle run arrived Monday with about 20 000 head. Desirable cornfed steers active strong to higher, up to 12.50 12.85. Cows and heifers steady, stockers and feeders stronger. Range lambs and ewes listed with varied prices across multiple classes.
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Union Stock Yards
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County General Fund
Huffman General Supply Co
Election Place
American Linen & Tower Service
Moise
County Road Fund
Rystrom Co
Gis
Phillips Petroleum Co
Olson Hardware
Mdise
Special Bridge Fund
Department of Public Works
Clarks Bridge
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Gresham Grain Co
Bridge Ma
Terial
Dussel & Son
Mosses O
Peterson
Labor
George Phillips
Earl Waggoner
Pierson
Rodgay Fanson
Fay Ehuapfer
Scotland Yard
Portsmouth
London
Mance Meres
Robert Thomazin
Albert Bernt
Walter Bernt
Deiryn Thomazin
Alfred Bernt
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Gust A. Peterson
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A. D. ‘Arbogast
Evered Johnson
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