In Days Gone By Thirty Nine Years Ago Events of Sept 1900
A Polk County column recalls marriages including H E Kellar and Anna Kreeschbaugh in September 1900. Notes cover orchard sales by Geo W Gregg, pastor changes, local politics, students to Lincoln, hay and water conditions, travels of residents, football lettermen, Osceola market prices, and teacher sponsor elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Kellar
Valley Precinct
Anna Kreeschbaugh
Clear Creek Precinct
Polk County
Geo. W. Gregeg
A. J. Ross
M. E
Berlin
Neb
Dierks
Macon
Nebr
Lee Graham
Tom Mills
Lincoln
Laura Whaley
W. H. Clark
Indiana
Illinois
E. L. King
State Bar Association
Swan
Wymore
W. J. Scott
Fugar
Larkin
Platte Valley
Blue Hill
D. M. Richie
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Elmer Tschauner
Maurice Irland
Paul Joy
Maurice Cole
Ray Rogers
Arden McBeth
Harold Headlee
Donald Long
Ernest Waite
Hollis Dolan
Osceola
Leona Schultz
Lois Rasp
Elizabeth Yantzi
Sept 19 1929 Obits and Local Notices
Obituary notes for Margett Cox born Toul Ill 1854 died Sept 16 in Kansas City at 75. Marriage to Wm O Cox. family in Osceola. Church notices include Rev Collier’s reassignment and E B Maxey at Fairview. Additional births marriages and numerous social visits listed from Polk County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margett Cox
Toulon
Ill
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Wm. O. Cox
Osceola
E. B. Maxey
Fairview
William Hope
New York City
Nebraska
LaVina Carlson
Mauritz Swanson
Nebraska Land and University NYA Facts Gathered
Dr. G E Condra estimates Nebraska soil types, totaling about 4 786 000 acres across badlands rough land thin soils and canyons. NYA employs 660 University of Nebraska students this year with total funding over 76 000 dollars. Rats distinguish colors in tests. Nebraska irrigation now reaches about 2 200 000 acres. Sugar beet yields lead six states. Nebraska’s dental innovator Hooper develops prosthetic devices. Erosion protection needs ten times 1930 tree cover, suggesting 50 million trees annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
G. E. Condra
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey Division
Esther S. Anderson
The
University
of Nebraska Department of Geography
Anderson
Vitamins are not the sole key to health, experts say
A Polk County column argues that while vitamins are important they do not replace a balanced diet. It warns against fad ideas from magazines and clinics, notes white flour and cereals lose nutrients, and explains absorption issues and injections when needed. It promises next week’s focus on individual vitamins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Polk News
Lillian Andresen
Stromsburg
Ed Coover
E. W. Hahn
J. A. Nelson
Hordville
Harold Reed
Greeley
Colo
L. E.blase and Son
C. A. Carlson
E. A. Flodman
Algene
Curtis Flodman
Homer Branting
Maxine Kroger
Frank Nelson
Central City
Lloyd Kroger
Jeanelle
Neal McNaught and
Gons
Rosemary
E. A. Sodergren
Harvey Mohr and Son
John Adams
Hastings
F. W. Fossberg
Guenther Mueller
Russell Lindgren
Fred Laessle
Lawrence Lind and
G. R. Lindberg
Genoa
Arnold Isaacson
Harvey Lind
Albert Lind
Phillip Johnson
Lois
A. W. Shafer
Mary Blair
Lloyd
Arborville
Ures
Sta
NYA
B. L. Hooper
College of Dentistry
Polk County Medical Society
Professional Directory
R. B. Lytle
First National Bank Osceola, Nebr
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex
Harley Eklund
R. P
Moderne
Consul the
Mazda
Sakale
Jills Company
Iowa-Nebraska
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