Local Visitors and Travels Among Central City Osceola and Lincoln
Miss Lizzie Johnson visited Central City on Friday. Mrs. John I Anderson stayed in Osceola from Friday evening through Sunday forenoon. Rev. Lineblade rode to Lincoln Saturday afternoon. Miss Florence Anderson went to York Friday to visit her sister Miss Elsie, returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Johnson
John i Anderson
Osceola
Lineblade
Lincoln
Misa Florence
Anderson
York
Miss Elsie
Landlord Hokenson
Central City
Lynn Joncaster
Sophia Hokenson
Stromsburg
C. H. Lindburg
Grace
Grand Island
Amel Lind
Emma
Everett
Merchants Advised to Liquidate Stock in Chicago
Chicago bankers urged merchants to liquidate stock and curb borrowing. Agricultural interests and other necessities will have first call. While sweeping price cuts are not yet general, many stores advertise 15 20 and 25 percent reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
McCloud Favored to Lead Nebraska Republican Campaign
Lincoln May 22 Charles A McCloud of York banker and Republican politician is the likely choice to head Nebraska GOP campaign efforts. Gov McKelvie and most state officers favor him. Miss Winifred Back returns from Lincoln. O F Alfred visits Stromsburg. Mrs Boberg and family visit S H Jones in Clark s. Mrs T A James travels to Stromsburg for a weekend with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Charles A. McCloud
York
Nebraska
Mr. McCloud
Govenor McKelvie
Notice to Creditors Polk County Nebraska Estate of Anna C Carlson
Creditors must file claims by September 25 1920 and debts are payable by June 25 1921. Hearings on June 25 August 25 and September 25 1920 at 2 00 PM in the County Court Room to examine and adjust claims. Also final report in Charles Niermann estate set for June 18 1920 at 10 AM for distribution discharge contest possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Anna C. Carlson
Said County
Charles Niermann
F. H. Ball
Osceola County Board approves bonds and plans changes
Osceola Neb May 11 1920 the county board met in adjourned session with all members present. Architect Gernandt offered smaller less ornate courthouse plans but the board declined considering a reduction in size. Bonds for patrolmen were approved and a proposed county road southeast of Osceola was deferred. Claims totaling various funds were allowed and ordered paid. Adjournment set for June 1 1920. Local notes mention residents traveling to nearby towns and graduates attending ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I B. LeMar
Patrolman
J. E. Horst
Walter Ross
Osceola
Farm for Sale Two Lots Seventy-Eight Acres Offered
Farm for sale comprising eighty acres with forty acres of farmland and thirty-two acres of pasture and rough improvements. Bargain price if sold soon. For more information call 7812.
Rhode Island Reds Demand Sparks Early Egg Orders
Poultry buyers race to place orders for Rhode Island Reds setting eggs as demand surges unexpectedly. Farmers report strong interest from hatcheries and hobbyists, with inquiries spanning several counties.
Shorthorns For Sale Two Pure Bred Bulls
Two pure bred bulls, one red and one roan, aged thirteen and fourteen months, for sale. Contact J. A. Shambaugh at Route 2, Bradshaw, Nebraska. Phone 35-11 Bradshaw exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw Exchange
J. A. Shambaugh
Bradshaw
Nebr
Organization Formed for Midwest News Print League
Print Paper League in Kansas City brings together ten states. O. O. Buck elected Nebraska director. Each director to summon state meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest News Print League
O. O. Buck
Nebraska Press Association
Nebraska
Green Conducts Business in Stromsburg Friday
Rev. S BE Green transacted business at Stromsburg Friday afternoon. H GC Graves was up from York Monday taking out bail insurance on his wheat crop. Mrs T H Graves returned to her Stromsburg home Friday after a visit with her son C W. She was accompanied by her little grandson Master Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. S. BE. Green
Stromsburg
H. GC. Graves
York
T. H. Graves
C. W
Master Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hokenson
Andrew Lind
Farmers State Bank
Lewes
A. CG
Quillen
H. T. Frazier
Harlan T. Frazier
Polk, Neb
Baker Steel
Polk
Life
Ball
Geo. A. Wright
Polk, Nebraska
W. J. Lewis Auctioneer
Clarks, Neb
D. H. Westfall
M. D
Main Street
First Foor
Variety Store
F. B. Slusser
Frederick Fouts, M. D
John Plessinger
DR. Jackson
C.“R. Peterson
Jk, R. L. Peterson
County General Fund
A. Cornish
John A. Carlson
P. A. Lund
D. R. Leard
G. T. Ray
FF. Frazier
H. L. Bond
H. J. VanViack
Chicago Lumber Co
Fred Lind
Leonard Luft
John Sjoblom
Wm Gustafson
Galesburg
F. A
Andy Sundberg
Colorado Springs
Godfrey Lindahl
Rhode Island
Moline
Moline-Universal Tractor
Iwo Row
Rystrom Implement Company
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