Osceola Plebiscite? Polk County Proceedings April 6 1971
County Commissioners of Polk County Nebraska met in regular session at Osceola with all members present. Claims were audited and allowed including medical, travel, fuel, utilities, repairs, and office expenses for the General Fund and related entities.
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Board ‘of County ‘Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
Andreasen Imp. Co
Cengas
Central Parts & Machine, Inc
City of
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Co-op Oil
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Cuddy’s Elk, & Weldy
Tepairs
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Eeecseevens
Cyza Bros. Sand & Gravel Co
Ptavel Eg Aes Soles
Slebleddtee
Dick’s Standard Service
Drew's Tire Service
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Hurlbut’s
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Johnson Garage
KC Auto Supply
Richard Klein Ins
Ins
Rodney C. Larson
Standard Oil
Lewis Sinclair Service Gas & Repairs
Lincoln Equipment Co
Tepaits
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Lloyd’s Sinclair Ser
Malek’s
Mihalka
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Public Power Dist
Nebr. Tractor & Equipment Co
Palmberg Auto Supply Inc
Pepairs Co
Randy J. Peterson
Rexford H. Peterson
Polk Ol Co
Polk Welding
Schlesinger
the Island Supply Company
Thorco
Tonniges Chevrolet
T. V. & Appliance Service Center
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Village of
Community Guests and Local Board Actions Noted
The report covers Easter visiting in York and Aurora with Mr and Mrs Harold Carlson Mrs Gordon Glad and families. It lists county officials payments and expenses including Sheriff Peterson Clerk Frizzell and Treasurer Timm plus a roof replacement proposal for the courthouse approved by the board. Adjournment set for April 20 1971 with officials mentioning fees earned credited to the County General Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Carlson
A. M. Bower
York
Gordon Glad
Oscar Elge
Aurora
Dean Weimer
Carl J. Carlstrom
Morris Dunn
Grand Island Typewriter Co
Clifford Hernbloom
Richard Klein Ins
W. V. Kosh
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Dean Myers
H. P. Tewell
Louise S. Timm
County General Fund
Reynold Peterson
Eldon R. Johnson
Ceva Eller
Peterson
Hughes Roofing Co
Johnson
Muddy Feedlots Cut Beef Gains and Increase Feed Needs
A three year California study found mud reduces daily gains by 25 to 37 percent and raises feed per pound of gain by 25 to 33 percent. Losses lessen with dry resting areas. wind and rain also affect performance. Artificial rain at high rate cut gains by 15 percent and worsened feed efficiency by 20 percent.
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California
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the County Commissioners
Osceola
General Fund
C. L. Anderson
M. D
Richard Anderson
Vivian Bayer
Burroughs Corp
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Ceva
Eller
Burdette H. Flodman
Gactaferd
Dale Frizzell
Linda J. Fuhr
George W. Harrison
Carl R. H. Johnson
Agnecy
Virginia McVeigh
Mid American Research Chemical Corp
Correctional Industries
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Office Ser. Co
Omaha Printing Co
Polk County Publishers
Polk Co. Soil & Water Cons. Dist
Redfield & Co., Inc
Tom Schmoker
J. T. Stanton
Bond Prem
Stephens-Peck, Inc
the Banner Press
the Headlight
Polk Progress
Thoree
Charles F
Vasina
West Publishing Co
Law
Western Chem. Co
Dept. of Public Welfare, Co
Lowell D. Hanson
Possabe
Lucile Hohnbaum
Sharon Kreis
Deryl J. Reed
Polk County Officials
Hank
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Snack
Anita Kisler
Mert’s Appliance & Furniture
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Bonnie
Lincoln
Rudolph Gustafson
John Reckner
Kristi
Don Hanquist
Donald Hanqust
Laura Bolton
Clarence Bolton
Donald Hanquist
Wm. Carlin
Denver
Josephine Samuelson
Ollie Johnson
Auefler
Polk Oil Co
Polk