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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
10
An instructional note stresses choosing clubs by swing form upright semi upright or flat. Proper fitting by an expert club-maker is crucial to avoid midlevel skill limits. clubs should match swing and height with soles kept flat to contact turf for full shots. The piece كذلك lists practical reader notes and local social snippets.
The American Bankers Association outlines how state colleges aid banks in agricultural improvement. Colleges assign specialists to banks, sending project outlines and coordinating with county agents to organize farmer committees, demonstrations, and club work.
James Calmar Wilson and Nathan Wilson sue Central Bible Seminary Stromsburg and associated trustees and individuals for quiet title to Blocks One and Two, Wilsons Subdivision, College Campus, Stromsburg Polk County Nebraska. Defendants must answer by October 19 1925. filed September 16 1925. Osceola Nebraska.
Francis H Sisson argues the 1920 21 price collapse and farm credit woes reflect inflationary financing and delayed rediscount rate increases by the Federal Reserve. He notes agriculture suffered alongside broader business, urges prudent farm credit distribution, and recommends county level banking agents and agricultural promotion efforts.
Banks across Linn County Oregon show enthusiasm for a county corn exhibit similar to the Linn County Fair event. The year’s exhibit followed a test for a prize offered by a local banker, drawing social interest and prompting banks to subscribe to support the effort.
The Alabama Bankers Association recommends establishing a scholarship fund to support education. The proposal aims to provide financial aid for students pursuing studies in finance and related fields, aligning with the association's goals of promoting professional development.
A self made East Sider rises from street vendors to a store owner and even starts a bank account. An assistant cashier calls to inform a balance overdrawn by 108 dollars while the man recalls a credit of 322.23 dollars from the previous month. The tale mixes humor and reflection on ordinary ambition.
A Polk County Nebraska court ordered sale of the north halves of the NE and NW quarters of Section 23 in Township 15 N Range 2 W with a schoolhouse site excluded. The sale is September 23, 1925 at 2 PM at the Osceola courthouse front door, 15 percent cash, balance upon court confirmation possibly delayed to March 1, 1926. Referee S A Snider mediates.
Notice is given to all interested in the estate of Adam Buchta that a petition to appoint George F. Budhta as administrator has been filed. A hearing is scheduled for September 25, 1925 at 10:00 A.M. at the County Court in Polk County Nebraska, with the seal dated August 31, 1925.
Creditors of the Max E. Bittner estate must file claims by January 2, 1926 and debt payments by October 2, 1926. The County Court will meet October 2 1925 November 2 1925 and January 2 1926 at 10 AM to hear examine and adjust all filed claims. August 28 1925. F H Ball County Judge.
In Polk County Nebraska the State of Nebraska informs all interested parties that a report and petition have been filed by the Executors of the Max E. Bittner estate as administrator with will annexed for the estate of David H. Schultz deceased. The hearing is set for September 28, 1925 at 10:00 A.M. to consider the final report and the appointment of an administrator de bonis non. County Judge H. Ball will preside.
In the County Court of Polk Nebraska the state of Wilson M. Stewart deceased. Claims must be presented by January 9 1926 and debts paid by October 9 1926. Judge F J Ball will hear claims October 9 1925 November 9 1925 and January 3 1926 at 10 AM in the County Court Room.
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