Ag alumni set camp reunion at Nebraska 4-H Camp
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture alumni from eight East Central Nebraska counties Howard Nance Merrick Hamilton Platte Polk Colfax and Butler will hold their third annual reunion August 8 and 9 at the Nebraska 4-H Camp in the Halsey National Forest. District president Robert L Tooker of Silver Creek said plans were set at a Central City meeting attended by Roy Cada of Polk. All graduates of the College of Agriculture School of Agriculture Farm Ops or other short courses are welcome.
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University ‘of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Halsey National’ Forest
Nebraska Ag
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Nance
Merrick
Hamilton
Platte
Polk
Colfax
Butler
Robert L. Tooker
Silver Creek
Central City
Roy Cada
Polk County
Tooker
College of Agriculture
School of Agriculture
Busy week at the Record with print jobs and new acquisitions
The staff worked on primary election ballots print samples and official changes while completing address plate orders. The Record announced plans to publish The Clarks News and Silver Creek Land next week and host three soil and water district meetings.
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Clarks
News
Silver Creek
The
Record
Polk County small watershed program meetings urged
Polk County soil and water conservation district members urge farmers and town residents to attend upcoming meetings explaining the small watershed act and the conservancy district plan. Leaders emphasize local control, planning assistance, and potential economic benefits from reduced flood damage and better land use. Legion members and wives will mark the 45th anniversary with a dinner on Tuesday April 7 at 7 p.m.
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Polk Co. Swcd
Conservancy Districts
Polk County
Conservancy District
Nebras
Polk County Soil & Water Conservation District
Prairie- Davis
Soil and Water Conservation District
Prairie-Davis
Legion
Polk County Offer for $80 Scholarship in Home Economics
Mrs. Don Linton announces a Polk county home extension council $80 scholarship for a Polk county high school senior seeking advanced study in home economics or nursing. Residents may apply via school principals or the county extension office in Osceola court house with a statement of need and a letter from a school administrator. Applications due by Saturday April 18 and the award will be presented at the Spring Tea in Shelby on May 4.
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Osceola
King’s Ballroom
Shelby
Don Linton
Polk County Home Extension Council
Polk County
Polk County Extension Office
Recreation area plans advance in Osceola council meeting
Bill Norton reported progress on a loan application for a recreation site and 9 hole sand greens golf course proposed by Osceola residents. John Osenbaugh led the meeting. discussion covered promotion plans, conservance district meeting invitation, a Penny carnival in April, highways and historical sites, plus a pancake feed by Silver Creek Legion Saturday 2 to 8 p.m. at the fire hall. Osceola council and school board meeting times are listed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bill Norton
Norton
John Osenbaugh
Dick Howe
Harold Klingman
Silver Creek Legion
Silver Creek
Osceola Elections Feature School Board and City Posts
One contest in Osceola next Tuesday includes three candidates for two school board seats M A Mills Jr Martin Roberts incumbent and Dean Buffington Mills and Roberts are incumbents City posts include M A Johnson for mayor Harlan Rowan for councilman second ward and Dale Lewis for councilman first ward Osceola dog owners face leash rules April through November with dog tax due May 1 and delinquent May 15 Polk County received 28293 from the state temporary school fund NEPHEW DIED Mrs Phoebe Morgan reports her nephew Melvin Lee Compton Calif died last Saturday Science Works for the Poultry Industry Dr Tommy Goodwin demonstrates poultry science at a conference viewing by 225 high school students from eastern Nebraska at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics The ostrich egg display accompanied the demonstration
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Osceola
M. A. Mills Jr
Martin Roberts
Dean Buffington
Mills
Roberts
M. A. Johnson
Harlan Rowan
Dale Lewis
Phoebe Morgan
Melvin Lee
Compton
Calif
Tommy Goodwin
Marvin Carlson
Delbert Puls
Louisville
Robert Rickert
Columbus
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Moisture changes attitudes and signals a better year
Perry N. Sapp notes how February snows and March moisture lifted local nerves about winter crops and boosts hopes for a strong year. He cites more home-building plans in Osceola and district improvements, plus upbeat activity in farming, fishing, and migratory birds.
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Perry N. Sapp
Osceola
Bill Bahr
Fenner Park
Grand Island
Noot
Lawrence Davis
Puget Sound
County Uage
Eye witness account of Alaska earthquake report
Merle Johnson describes the Anchorage quake from March 1964. He notes no major injuries at the hospital, heat and water loss, partial building damage nearby, ongoing tremors, and that his family is safe with heat from a fireplace and a camp stove.
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Vern Johnson
Merle Johnson
Anchorage
Johnson
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Omaha
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