Administrator's Sale of Osceola Real Estate
Notice of a Polk County Nebraska court sale of Mary C. Stewart estate land. Description covers Lot 5 Block 5 East Addition and Lots 1–6 Block 4 Morningside Addition in Osceola. Sale to be Oct 15 1927 at 2 PM at courthouse, cash to bidder, one hour open, possession upon court confirmation.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Mary C. Stewart
L. S. Hastings
Osceola
Morningside
Phil B. Campbell
Mary C
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Pardons Board Hearing For Commutation Of 1925 Conviction
Herman Meinhold, convicted in Polk County on October 21 1925 for Receiving Stolen Property, has applied for a commutation. The Nebraska Board of Pardons will hear the case at 10 A M on October 11 1927 at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln. Interested parties may appear and show cause.
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Herman Meinhold
Polk County
Board of Pardons
Chearing
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska
Notice is given that an order of sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Polk County Nebraska follows a December 6 1926 foreclosure decree in favor of Edna K Rueling and William Ross King against Leslie Hanshew and Dolly Hanshew for 19670.65 plus 445.49 with interest at 7 and 10 percent respectively.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Edna K. Rueling
William Ross King
Leslie Hanshew
Dolly Hanshew
Estate of Andrew J Swanson final accounting hearing
In Polk County Nebraska the county court sets October 21 1927 at 10 AM for final account and report of administrator and petition for final settlement distribution determination of heirship and discharge in the matter of the estate of Andrew J Swanson deceased. W W Norton county judge issued the notice.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Andrew J. Swanson
State of
Language of Diplomacy and French in Europe
The passage notes heavy use of French in Europe during the 12th and 13th centuries and its spread through education, literature, and study at the University of Paris. It highlights French as a language of treaties and diplomacy, with expansion continuing into the era of Louis XIV.
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Europe
University of Paris
Louis XIV
Osceola Transfer Advertisement
Clyde Lamoree offers hauling of livestock to Omaha markets with service anywhere anytime. All live stock hauled to Omaha markets is fully insured.
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Omaha Markets
Curative Power Among Flowers in Ancient Beliefs
The piece compares forget-me-not and lily of the valley as believed cures and symbols. It notes the forget-me-not named scorpion grass for buds resembling a coiled serpent and tied to the doctrine of signatures. Lily of the valley rivals in May blooms, with legend differing on origins from Eve in the Garden of Eden.
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Eve
Garden of Eden
Chicago Journal
Silence is God’s greatest gift at Pall Mall album
A Pall Mall restaurant famed in Haymarket draws prominent visitors who inscribe remarks in its Album of the House. Patti praised a beautiful voice, Yvette Guilbert countered with ugliness can be expressive, and Sir Rider Haggard added Silence is God’s greatest gift, illustrating varied views on talent and restraint.
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Pall Mall
Hay Market
London
Patti
Yvette Guilbert
Sir Rider Haggard
Pierre van Paassen
Allanta
No Peace or Joy in Hate and Robbing for Wealth
Judd Mortimer Lewis laments violence and theft as hollow paths to gain. The Houston Post Dispatch quotes his view that evil schemes bring no lasting joy or self respect, while good will and love outshine wealth and power.
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Judd Mortimer Lewis
The
Houston Post-Dispatch
Syrian wedding rite echoes royal status seven day throne
An ancient Syrian custom places the newly married couple on a throne on the village threshing floor for seven days. Songs and hymns in their honor are sung and poems praised their beauty. Some scholars split Songs of Solomon into seven sonnets to fit the seven day rite.
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Solomon
How Swindlers Mark Their Prey
Public relations material from the American Bankers Association explains sucker lists used to target investors. It notes how names are graded as hard to sell or easy targets, with lists traded to promoters, detailing mailings and litera ture used. The piece warns readers to investigate before investing and cautions against trading real estate equity for dubious deals.
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W. R. Morehoi'se
Mars
Pverson
Bunkum
Contests and Better Farming Show Farm Efficiency Needs
The article notes ton pig litter contests and potential to cut brood sows from 9 000 000 to 6 000 000 with 1 500 pounds dressed meat per litter. It argues doubling egg production to 135 eggs per hen via college led tests, potentially reducing hen numbers while keeping egg output. Wisconsin cow tests show higher butterfat yields raise net profit. one 445 pound cow can equal five 250 pound cows, encouraging elimination of unprofitable cows.
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Colleges of Agriculture
United Sttates
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