Official Proceedings of Polk County Commission 1938
Polk County Nebraska board met February 3 1938 in regular session. Claims were audited and warrants drawn against County General Fund Special Bridge Fund and other accounts for salaries supplies rents and expenses with adjournment set for February 19 1938. chairman S J Harless and county clerk John I Anderson signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
County General Fund
Arthur Scholz
Yowa Nebraska Light & Power Co
Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Mfg. Co
State Journal Printing Co
Burgess Publishing Co
Estree
Olive M.mcbeth Co
K-B Printing Co
Tees
Arthur C. Twar
Or R. Anderson
Guildford D. Bryan
Adolph F Forss
Russell Fredrickson
Raymond D. Johnson
S J Harless
John I
Anderson County
John Deere Tractor Simpler to Maintain and Service
The passage argues that reducing parts in a JOHN DEERE tractor simplifies maintenance. It suggests using two cylinders instead of four or six, ten rings instead of sixteen to thirty, two connecting rods instead of four or six, and four valves to grind instead of eight or twelve, leading to easier upkeep and reliable performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
John Deere
Harrow
Litchfield
Dempster
Emerson
Jury Draw Listed From Tax Schedules for February 1938 Term
County Board of Commissioners selects a list of prospective jurors from tax schedules for the February 1938 District Court term. Names include Hackberry and North Osceola districts with numerous residents such as William Bachman, Edward Watke, Leo Albers, A. E. Schlingman, Herbert Anderson, Adolph Carlson, Emil Allison, and Everett Anderson among others. The protest over a tax receipt loss was found valid and $93.80 refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Commissioners
District Court
Hackberry
iWm
Bachman
C A. Bond
Louis J. Brandt
Edward H. Crossant
W. L. Deay
A. W. Cullum
John E. Gondring
South Canada
Ed Bonne
H. C. Brazee
Owen McClung
Edward ‘F Watke
Earl Watts
North Canada
Leo Albers
J.J. Birkel
Lynn Brigham
Roy i Moore
Homer Ingalls
Fred L. Johnson
Clear Creek
Carl Dornan
Joe Drovwal
Harry Ellsworth
Wm. Glatter
A. E. Schlingman
East Stromsburg
Herbert K. Anderson
Kenneth Myers
Forrest Berggren
Arthur W. Anderson
Fred A. Anderson
Frank A. Bard
Theodore Johnson
C. J. Marak
A. E. Peterson
E. A. Hedlund
Charles O. Hope
North Osceola
Gust Boden
Wm. Buhl
Wesley’a. Koehler
Gotfrid Larson
Jas. ‘AcKeag, Jr
Arvid Peterson
Walford E. Nelson
Tom
R. E. Shostrom
Platte
Everett Anderson
Lest
Notice to Contractors Shelby Rising City Project bids opened
Sealed bids for grading culverts and incidental work on Shelby Rising City Project No. 29 Unit 2 Federal Aid Road will be received in Lincoln Nebraska on February 17 1938 before 10:00 AM and publicly opened. The work covers 6.6 miles graded earth road with specified quantities and labor wage requirements. Plans may be inspected in Osceola David City and Lincoln offices. Bonds required 100 percent. bid must include certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Shelby Rising City
Nebraska State Employment Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Osceola
David City
A. C. Willey
John S. Anderson
Polo County
Jos
J. Dworak
Butler County
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. M. Carter Co
Einer Swanson
Gunnard Swenson
Emerald Johnson
Duane Swanson
State
R. L. Anderson
Alma B. Frehhling
Mother’s Pension Fund
Margaret Fillinger
Elin Burkman
Edith Brandt
Helen Eklef
Gladys
Emergency
Freida Zang
Harrison Lumber Co
G. I Coal
Oil
Huston, Wenger Co
Farmers Union State Exchange
Hugh Johnston
O. F. Branting & ‘SonsMoise
E. M. Carter
Charles E. Hastert & SonsMdise
Lincoln Road Equipment Co
Ytepairs
Carl Haderson
Ericson & Anderson
iCapitol Bridge Co
John ¥. Ernst
Alvin Dahlin
Ewe
Pussteen
Thomas O. Mickey
Olson Hardware
Maurice Houdersheldt
Clarence Funkhouser
Same
I Albers
Hills
Lone Star Grocery
Wm. Campain
Gerhardt Gronlund
Hollis Campain
Wee Braithwait Blacksmithing
Barber Service Gas
F R. Nixon
Chas Colberg
Road Dist
John W. Oberg
Ifpelesel the iMee
Whitacre Sane
Sundberg & Son Moise
Farmers Union Co-Op Oil Ass'ngas
R. Whitacre
Glenn Willits
Walter Carnine Same
W. R. Whitacre
L. C. Orendorff
Philip Nyberg
Jackie
Uniown
S. J. Harless
W. O. Golder & Son
Gmithing
O. F. Branting & Sons
Mdise
Roy W. Fijell
Gamble Stores
Farmers Union Co-Op
Enens Aeeere
Ernest M
van Hoffer
Robert Stohl
Same & Repairs
John W Oberg
Ing Com. Dist
A. C. 'Twarling- Sundberg & Son
Barber Service Station Gas Sreweeee
Gerald Obrist
Gust Monson
Farris Garage
Johnson Bros. Chev
Mdse
Tts
Whitacre
Ericson & Anderson Madse
Sinclair Refining Co. Oil
Arthur C. Twarling
Polk
Riverside
Lutheran Ladies Aid. Society
Bunny
Kenneth Samuels
Hardville
Nebr
Elmer Kath
Citizens State Bank
Polk and Vicinity
Mrs. C. Lee Davis
Cletral
Cletral and
Cleo Box
Laramie, Wyo
Ferc Gem
Wurtz&Son
Polk, Nebraska
F. M. Garretson
State of
L. M. Merrick
Sandeen Corner
Stromsburg
Guernsey
McCormick Deering
McCormick
McCormick Mower
Rock Island
Rock Island Gang
McCormick Deering No
Ford Motor
Chas. A. Peterson
Polk, Nebr
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