Official Proceedings of Park County Commissioners May 20 1941
County board met in regular session in Osceola Nebraska with all members present. Claims were audited and warrants issued from the County General Fund to numerous individuals and firms for salaries, services, supplies, clerical work, and miscellaneous expenses. The board adjourned to meet June 3 1942.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Park County
County General Fund
Carl A. Anderson, Inc
Court House
John 1 Anderson
John I. Anderson
Sophia Kresha
Ruth Stewart
Evelyn Babcock
Burroughs ‘Adding Machine ‘Co
F. A. Owen Publishing Co
Harriet Johnson
K-B Printing Company
Lincoln Tel & Tel
Corent
L.M Merrick, Co
Lilian Timm
Helen McCormick
Olive M. McBeth Co
Holger Nielsen
Clear Creek
Gunnard Peterson
Polk
Oten
T. A. Reece
Dist Ct
LeRoy M. Smith
Treas
Carleton Anderson
Shelby Sun Proceedings
Herman Thelen
Hackherrry
Mabel Wolnert
Medical
Rugh
H Christensen
Farmers Grain Co Fuel
Hos Friland
Ray Ali Same
Farmers Co-Op
R. J. Miller
Moore & Honeaker
Osceola Hospital
Jy Pea
Strand Lumber Co
Scott & Anderson
Dr. J . Williams Medical
Ray Limber Co
Road Eagle
Johnson Bros. Chevrenairs
Soldiers & Sailors Relief
Lillian Timm
A. S. Nelson
Kumopf
O. F. Branting & Son
Ed Coover
Roy W Fijell
Gamble Stores
Standard Oil Company
Otto Swanson
Alvin Dahlin Scott & Andersen
Willard Cornell Gas
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Bravel
Gerald Obrist
Clifter TE Johnson
R. Dod
O. F Branting & Son Moise
A . S. Nelson
John I
Lincoln Star Daily Dollar Trial Offer
The Lincoln Star advertises a mail trial: one dollar for daily delivery or one dollar and seventy five cents for daily plus Sunday, mailed outside Lincoln to Nebraska and Kansas for eleven weeks. Annual rates are four dollars for daily or seven dollars with Sunday.
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Lincoln Star
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas
Legal Notices in Polk County Nebraska District Court
Public notice item centered on foreclosure action by The Federal Land Bank of Omaha against Robert S Glasser and Melissa Glasser owners of the SE quarter of Section 34 in Polk County Nebraska. It details mortgage amount 7000.60 with 8 percent interest, prayer for accounting and sale of the property, and required response by June 23 1941. Also includes unrelated legal notices and notices to heirs and interested parties.
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Robert S. Glasser
Polk County
Nebraska
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
District Court
Melissa Glasser
Polk Progress Want Ads And Notices
Classified items include ten cent first insertion and six cent each additional line. Five words per line and cash only. Lost 1942 girls class ring return to Cramer's Coffee Shop for reward. For sale Yellow Dent Seed Corn Early Ohio Home-grown Seed Potatoes Ph 83 A E Swan non Polk. Two good used screen doors for sale inquire at Larson's Carpenter Shop. Used machinery priced to sell Farmall F-20 tractor on rubber Farmall Reg Tractor on steel or rubber John Deere 2-row Lister Case 2-row Lister 4 Madison Corn Planter Fredrickson Implement Co Polk Nebraska. Lost white shepherd dog with brown and black spots call Polk 2213.
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Ohio
A.E. Swannon, Polk
Farmall
Farmall Reg
John Deere
Lister
Madison Corn
Fredrickson Implement CO
POLK
Nebr
South Omaha hogs steady as cattle prices hold Omaha market
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on May 27 1941 cattle receipts reached 8700 head with light steers firm and heavier cattle sluggish. Hogs sold steady with most at 9.10 to 9.25 and tops to 9.30 while sows were 8.85 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 4500 and prices near steady. the nearest feed and stock cattle values are listed with specific grade ranges. Termite prevention tips cover foundation drainage spouts and stair safety with DIY refinishing guidance.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Sesee
Skillful Hands Needed Too in Education Debate
The American Youth commission urges a shift from the traditional college prep path. It calls for reducing less important subjects to enhance occupational adjustment services and emphasize practical skills for work with hands alongside intellectual pursuits.
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American Youth Commission
American Council On Education
Ak-Sar-Ben Meet Aims to Spotlight Midwest Jockeys
Omaha hosts the 1941 Ak-Sar-Ben meet from May 27 to July 5 as a proving ground for Midwest riders. The track has long produced stars from Nebraska and Iowa including Dew, Enzelone, Hanford, and many others, with new talent hoped to emerge this season.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Midwest
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Kentucky
Earl Dew
Sac City
Dew
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Joe Enzelone
America
Nebraska
Iowa
Irving Anderson
Hoskins, Neb
J. H. Whitney
Paul Keiper
Eustis
Ira Hanford
Bold Venture
Carl
Steve Brooks
McCook
Ray
Ralph Hightshoe
Ashland
Jack Richards
Hoskins
Lyle Whiting
Ord
Leland Larsen
Marquette
Henry Manifold
Ainsworth
Charles Shindle
Kearney
George Wilfred Walker
Mason City
Tall Corn State
Seddie Franklin
Des Moines
Lee Helton
Big Stable
Oral K. Norton
James Boucher
Sioux City
Dan Brammer
Grand River
Morrie Butcher
Salix
Bobby Farmer
Dow City
Jack Frye
Baird
Willie Prehm
Eagle Grove
Willard J. Cook
Nashua
Harold L. Danford
Manchester
Willie Garner
Centerville
Lynn Pierson
Cherokee
Freddie Weidaman
Lawton
Walt Smolinski
Robert McCarty
J. Juarez
Willie ‘Red’ Bazer
John W Steger
World Herald
Photo Dew
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