Polk County Nebraska real estate sales and estate notices
Public notices announce a real estate sale by order of the Fifth Judicial District through referee J. T. Stanton featuring the West one half of the SE quarter Section 16 Township 13 North Range 4 West at Osceola on February 16, 1937 with 15 percent earnest money. Also notices of Hulda Christina Anderson estate heirs, action to establish heirship and administrator necessity, and tax lien foreclosures across Polk County parcels including Stankel's and Wilson's additions in Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope Eh
Teloe Inland
Osceola
Polk
State of
Nebraska
Polk County
Hulda Christina Anderson
George F. Anderson
Notice of Sale in Polk County Nebraska
An Order of Sale in Polk County Nebraska directs the sale of the NEQ of Section 29 Township 14 North Range 4 West to satisfy a 1933 judgment of 7374.44 dollars plus 10 percent interest and costs. The sheriff Gunnard Peterson will auction the property on February 23, 1937 at 2 pm at the Osceola courthouse South Front Door. Mockeltt Finkelstein and Mills Mills represent the plaintiff The First Trust Company Lincoln Nebraska as successor trustee. Jan 21 28 Feb 4 11 18.
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Ruth Harris
Polk
Polk County
Nebraska
Amil G. Lindburg
Louisa Lindburg
Lindburg
Edwin Lindburg
District Court
First Trust Company
Lincoln
Lincoln Trust Company
Godfred Olson
Court House
Osceola
6Th Principal Meridian
Gunnard Peterson
Mockeltt & Finkelstein and
Mills & Mills
Polk County Officials Convene 1937 Budget and Appointments
The January 12 1937 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners sets the year’s appointments and wage scales. E M Carter is named Chairman for 1937 and Fred J Strain and Lillian Timm receive designated posts. County physicians D J Smith and H S Eklund to be paid 100 dollars yearly. notices to contractors assigned to local papers. 1937 expense estimates listed for general fund roads farms and relief programs with labor rates set for county projects.
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Board of County Commissioners
Arthur C. Twarling
S. J. Harless
E. M. Carter
Polk County
Fred J. Strain
Soldiers Relief Commission
Lillian Timm
D. J. Smith
Harley S. Eklund
Shelby Sun
Headlight
Polk Progress
Osceola Record
Polk County Democrat
Nebraska
County General Fund
Court House
County Fair Ass
Farm Bureau
County Board Sets Wages and Terms for Road Work and Staff
The board fixes pay scales for drag asphalt and horse labor, sets janitor and night watch salaries, and confirms clerk salaries. It designates the National Bank of Commerce of Lincoln for Polk County funds with 50,000 dollars secured at the Federal Reserve. A burglary policy from Travelers Indemnity is accepted. Meeting adjourned to January 19, 1937.
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Pany
National Bank of Commerce of Lincoln
Benosars
Polk County
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Missouri
Pollx County
Nebraska
Standard Farm Bank
Travllers Indemnity Company
Martin Jones
E. M. Carter
John I Anderson
Kiss prompts longing as husband away on business trip
A light exchange shows a couple apart by distance. The woman admits yearning for her partner while noting he is away on a business trip and won’t return until next week.
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J. T. Stanton
W. W Norton
Margaret Aldrich
Robert H Aldrich
Stunkel
Poll
County of
J. T. Stanton Mills & Mills
W. W. Norton
Olive Mable Rolfe
Anna M. Wilson
Lottie Johnson
Wee. Johnson
Bessie Froman
Wet Froman
Lloyd Rolls
Rolls
James Calmer Wilson
Wilson
Wayne Ross
Walter Wesley Lewis
Anna T. Ross
Anna Westman
Stankel
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Plaintiff
Charley A. Aldrich
Aldrich
Walter L. Aldrich
George B. Aldrich
Lewis E. Aldrich
William H Aldrich
Robert H. Aldrich
Alfred Aldrich
Clair Alice Bonifay
Joseph Bonifay
J T Stanton Mills & Malls
W. Norton
OF County Commissioners
Sundberg & Son
Zenith Radio Reg
J.B. Williams
M. D
R. H. Theling
Tobacco Johnson Bros. Cafe
Rites
Chas. Smith
Kenneth Samuels
Hordville, Neb
Rialto
Atre Stromsburg, Nebraska
Thur
E. Brown
Jack Holt
Evelyn Venable
Nome
R.O.P
Hanson R.O. P
Central Electric Hatchery
Polk, Neb
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