Official Proceedings of Polk County Nebraska July 22 1941
County Commissioners meet in regular session with all members present. Claims audited and warrants issued across funds including salaries for county officers and various services. Exhibit lists many payments and a resolution for guardianship sale of real estate for Mary E. Knerr.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Polk County
John I. Anderson
Sophia Kresha
Ruth Stewart
James Cook
Omaha Printing Company
Osceola Lumber Co
Gunnard Peterson
Smith
Carleton Anderson
Stephenson School Supply Co
Dorothy M. Boden
Phil B. Campbell Co
Mabel Church
R. W. Dunkle Drugs
Keystone View Company
Olive M. McBeth Co
Lillian Timm
T. A. Reece Olk Dist
F. B. Slusser
Shelby Water
Davis ‘Pharmacy
Thelen’s Pharmacy
Eklund Medical
W. Ray Hill
Fiame For Dependent Children Board
R. B. Lytle
Stella Parks
Dorothy Reeder
Christensen
M &. Olson
Warwick Variety Store
Mules Resist Change In Training And Introductions
A Washington Post writer notes mules resist new routines and still expect training methods. Pack animals trained with blinkers often keep the habit. a stable with 150 mules greeted a new man by poking heads from stalls to size him up.
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Washington Post
Guardian of Mary E. Knerr Seeks License to Sell Real Estate
In the District Court of Polk County Nebraska the guardian Fred D. Williams petitions for a license to sell the real estate of Mary E Knerr an incompetent. The matter titled In the Matter of s.77 cae the Application of Fred D. Williams Guardian of the Estate of Mary E Knerr appears on file. The court reads and files the verified petition requesting authorization to dispose of the ward s property.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Fred D. Williams
Mary E. Show Knerr
Mary E. Knerr
Guardian seeks license to sell Polk County real estate
Guardian Fred D Williams seeks court approval to sell Lots 13 and 14 in Block 18 of the Original Town of Polk to fund maintenance and debts of an incompetent. The court orders kin and interested parties to show cause August 3, 1941 at 10 AM in David City. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in Polk Progress.
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Osceola Lumber Co
Alvin Dahlin
Davis Pharmacy
Gerald Obrist
Clifton E. Johnson
le Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Phillips Petroleum Gas
Sinclair Refining Co
Y A. Pope
Standard Oil Company Gas
Ee Special Bridge Fund
Capital Bridge Co
Moore & Hunsaker Lumber
Oscola Lumber Co Cement
le Osceola Lumber
Roy W Fiell
Ernest M Carlson
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Philip Nynerg
Board OF County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
Fred D. Williams
Mary E. Knerr
District Court
Nebraiska
Towit
Polk
Pol County
David City
Fred D Williams
Guardian
Polk Progress
Sale of Real Estate by Referee in Polk County Neb
The court authorizes a public auction of the described real estate in Polk County Nebraska on August 12 1941 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Osceola courthouse. Fifteen percent cash required up front with balance upon court confirmation.
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District Court of
Polk County
Nebraska
M B Mantels
Ella Shenk
Towit
Osceola
Shadows on Chameleons Back Sun Imprint Study
Researchers observe that shadows fade but leave a sun imprint on a chameleon’s back lasting several seconds after exposure. The finding details how light and body position interact with the lizard’s skin pigments.
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Polk County Fair
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Reake
Shelby Day
Shelby Band
Stromsburg
Gibbs
The
Seven Spies Sisters
Fair Secretary
Horse Racing Daily
Polk Band
Atedertadacteste
Mpork County
Chidren
Arthur S Nelson
John I Anderson
Carl Curt Carl Curtis Carteig
Washington
New York City
Congress
National Guard
Congress of
United States
House
Justice Department
Constitution Ave
FBI
Justice Dept
DuPont Circle
Roads Committee
Continental
War Department
Library of Congress and Archives
Ife
Harry D. Landis
Mills & Mills Attorneys
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Lillian Shostrom
Phil B. Campbell
Phillip H. Nyberg
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