Notice to Contractors for Osceola Central City Federal Aid Project
Bids will be received in Lincoln Nebraska until 10 00 AM on April 25 1940 for Stabilized Soil Base Course Prime Coat Armor Coat and incidental work on the Osceola Central City Federal Aid Project No 315 B 2. Quantities include gravel sand gravel soil binder and asphalt products with wage rates set and bonding required. Plans available at Osceola County Clerk or Lincoln department offices. Submit a certified check of 2500 dollars with proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Osceola
Central City
Central City-Osceola
St Paul-Osceola
Unc
Grand Island
Roads Department bids note right to reject all bids
The Department of Roads and Irrigation reserves the right to waive all technicalities and reject any or all bids. Official notices list A C Tilley as State Engineer and John I. Anderson as County Clerk for Polk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Roads and Irrigation
A C Tilley
John I. Anderson
Polk County
L R. Jones
Herbert Lock
Merrick County
Jonn ST Anderson
Final Report Notice and Bid Details for Merrick County Projects
Public notices cover grading concrete pavement culverts and a viaduct on the Central City Osceola Federal Aid projects with itemized quantities and bid security requirements. Also included is a Polk County Nebraska estate final account filing for Edward Andrew Anderson insolvent estate with hearing set May 3 1940 at 10 A M in county court and administrator discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Edward Andrew Anderson
L M Merrick
Polk Village Board approves curb cut and water rate plan
Official proceedings show Polk Nebraska trustees granting W Widge a curb cut on West Park Avenue to allow a drive. They also set a temporary water rate from April 1 to September 30 1940 at 50 cents per thousand gallons for the first two thousand and 10 cents per thousand for each additional thousand. The board also set a cleanup day for April 15 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Nebraska
Polk
Nebraska
W Widge
West Park Avenue
Tne
Election Board Certifies Trustees and Education Members Polk 1940
The Polk Village Election Board certifies Isaacson Carlson and Wurtz as Board of Trustees for two years and Elmer Hanquist and Ed Nelson as School District No 72 Board of Education for three years. Bonds paid, refinanced, and burned. total bonds returned amounting to 131 249 48. Various village bills approved. next meeting set for April 30, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Polk Nebraska
Isaacson
Chas. A. Carlson
P. T Wurtz
Elmer Hanquist
Ed Nelson
Board of Education
Polk County
Nebraska
Ped luwa-Nebr Light & Power Co
Incob
Tel & Tel Co
Gust Westlund
King Hall Fund
C McClung
A Reece
Fiord Lyle
Ralph Upton
W C Steel
J B Myers
J E McDaniel
Wurtz & Son
Sundberg & Son
Polk Progress
Deuker
L L. McCoy
Fisher
Hill
R J Allison
Hastings and Landis Thank Fifth District Voters
Judges Hastings and Landis express gratitude as they become unopposed candidates for District Judge in the Fifth Judicial district. They pledge continued devotion to public duties, serving six counties and upholding fair court procedures for litigants, the bar, witnesses, jurors, and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Landis
L. S Hastings
Harry D Landis
Messmore Thanks Voters In Supreme Court Primary
Fred W Messmore, judge of the Supreme Court Fourth District, expresses gratitude for the strong vote in the recent primary election. The message appears in a community notice urging continued engagement with local governance and legal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W Messmore
Supreme Court
Fourth District
Card of Thanks and Guest Note
Expressing deepest gratitude for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during bereavement. Signatures include Chas Johnson Leonard Julia and Oliver Mr and Mrs Henry Shostrom Mr and Mrs Phillip Johnson and Lois Mr and Mrs Forrest Sedan Miss Marjorie Samuelson of Denver visited Mrs Harvey Lind and family last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Johnson
Leonard
Julia
Oliver
Henry Shostrom
Phillip Johnson
Lois
Forrest Sedan
Marjorie Samuelson
Denver
Harvey Lind
Live Stoge Priges At South Omaha
Hog and sheep market report from Omaha with receipts of 5,290 hogs and 7,300 sheep and lambs. Prices range strong to higher for hogs, fat lambs weaker, shearing lambs steady, and fat sheep largely steady to firmer on lighter weights. Feeder lambs priced around 8.35 to 9.25, varying by weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoge Priges
South Omaha
Omaha
Local residents back weekend visits and moves across towns
Kenneth Willits of York spent the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Willits Don Johnson was an Omaha business visitor Monday. Miss Della Mae Madison of Histings spent the weekend here with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Madison. Miss Jeanette Cramer of near Arborville visited in Polk on Saturday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs H A Cramer. Mrs Ed Madison visited with her mother Mrs Travis at Alda on Friday. Walter Kupke recently left First State Bank Hardville for a new position at First National Bank York and will start Monday. Donations totaling 35.25 in money shrubs and plantings for seeding and planting the lots between Hills Produce and Farmers Oil Co in Polk were received by Polk Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Willits
York
Clyde Willits
Don Johnson
Omaha
Della Mae Madison
Histings
Ed Madison
Jeanette Cramer
Near Arborville
Polk
H A Cramer
Travis
Alda
Walter Kupke
First State Bank
Hardville
First National Bank
Hills Produce
Farmers Oil Co
Polk Woman's Club
Church notices and livestock prices roundup
Local churches list services and guest speaker Rev Joseph T Larson at the city auditorium with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship. Immanuel Lutheran outlines German and English services. Livestock prices at Grand Island show hogs up to 5.00 and cattle prices rising with strong demand. vaccination status noted for pigs and varied weights priced accordingly.
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M. E
S. W. Longacre
Shelby
First Baptist Church
R. M. Bailey
BYPU
Joseph T Larson
Board of Trustees
Wallace Sandell
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Lala
Midway
Havens, Nebraska
Don Kelley
Esquires
Elton Worth and His Fine Orchestra
Hamilton County Farms Company
Aurora, Nebr
C. M. Fredrickson
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
College of Agriculture
Nebr
Gane
Sundberg
Union Stock Yards
Harrison Nurseries Werk, Webr
Egeszonene
Davis Pharmacy Polk
Swede Plains
M. E. Church
Evangelical Free Mission Church
Ivan T. Carlson
W. H. Lee
Immanuel Lutheran
Carl F. Juergensen
Lutheran
KFNF
Shendoah
Iowa
Loutheran
KFAB
West Coast
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