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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1971

Page

4

Public hearing on Nebraska livestock regulations set

Glenn W. Kreuscher announced a public hearing for April 15 1971 at 9 00 a m in Room 2414 State Capitol on proposed amendments to Nebraska Livestock Dealer Brucellosis Auction Market Hog Cholera and general livestock and poultry admission rules New Pet Feeds Anthrax and Rendering regulations are also considered Copies of proposals available by writing to the Bureau of Animal Industry Lincoln Nebraska 68509 All interested persons are invited to attend and testify.

Glenn W. Kreuscher Nebraska Department of Agriculture State Capitol Kreuscher Nebraska Sion Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry State Capitol Building Lincoln

Nebraska farmers urged to save wildlife cover for spring

Willard Barbee of the Game and Parks Commission asks Nebraska growers to protect patches of cover along county road ditches and fields. He notes that burned ditches provide nesting sites for pheasants and other birds and that habitat loss limits wildlife populations, urging restraint unless farming truly requires clearing.

Nebraska Willard Barbee Game and Parks Commission Barbee

Iler Guests in Omaha and Stromsburg Weekend

Mr and Mrs Marvin Iler of Omaha were weekend guests in the Ben Schmoker home. They visited Mrs L L Iler in Central City Saturday morning and attended a wedding in Stromsburg Saturday afternoon. The Jim Froms of Omaha spent Friday in the Schmoker home.

Marvin Iler Omaha Ben Schmoker L. L. Iler Central City Stromsburg Jim Froms Schmoker

New FDA Stilbestrol Rates and cattle feed guidance

FDA changes allow 20 mg per head daily stilbestrol for cattle over 750 pounds but no approval for use with antibiotics. Prefer 10 mg with antibiotics in high concentrate rations. Cattle fed stilbestrol must stay on it to grade well. avoid use in breeding or dairy stock. 48 hour withdrawal before slaughter. FDA will prosecute residues. Muddy feedlots reduce gains by 25-37 percent, dry resting reduces losses.

Lynn Jones Federal Drug Administration FDA Federal Register California

Sutherland Family Attends Lincoln Baptism Event

The Tom Sutherland family of Lincoln shared Sunday dinner at the Elmer Pehrson home. Richard Allen Pehrson II was baptized at Battle Creek with sponsor Mrs. Sutherland. The gathering continued at the Delores House home for a buffet supper with relatives.

Tom. Sutherland Lincoln Elmer Pehrson Richard Allen Pehrson II Battle Creek Mrs. Sutherland Delores House

Final day to sign up for 1971 wheat and feed grain Set-Aside

Polk County ASCS director Eugene Sterup warns April 9 is the last day for farmers to enroll in the 1971 Set-Aside program. About 1400 farms are eligible, with 1077 signed by April 2 and expectations of 1300 plus. Measurements and field staking progress lag due to weather, requiring farmer-reporter cooperation.

Eugene V. Sterup Polk County ASCS Sterup

Sunday Socials Include Lincoln Guests Across Town

West of town Mr and Mrs Richard Carlson of Lincoln hosted dinner guests with Mr and Mrs Walter Rudeen from the Carl Sundbergs on Sunday. Paulette Anderson of Hastings joined Mr and Mrs Dwight Strobel of Clarks for Sunday dinner. Other gatherings included Mr and Mrs Dick Anderson and JoAnn with Jack Anderson of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Marvin Gustafson and Angela. The Randells visited the Carl Sundbergs Sunday evening. Arthur Ahlquist and guests marked Troy Ahlquist s fourth birthday at the Delano Ahlquist home Friday. The Polk United Methodist Jr High Teenage class visited Midwest Covenant Home Sunday afternoon bringing 75 baskets of candy and cookies and singing to former Polk residents Mrs Anna Wurtz and Mrs Sigred Alfred. They also sang to Mrs Ruth Christiansen on her eightieth birthday and had lunch at the Dairy Inn. Attending were Mrs Wayland Flodman, Mrs Irvin Anderson, Mrs Rolland Stromberg, Lynette Flodman and Lou Ann Bills. Verlin Johnson visited Willard Henderson Friday evening.

Richard Carlson Lincoln Walter Rudeen Carl Sundbergs Paulette Anderson Hastings Dwight Strobel Clarks Dick Anderson JoAnn Jack Anderson Marvin Gustafson Angela Rudy Randell Carl Sundberg Ruth Christiansen Dairy Inn Wayland Flodman Irvin Anderson Rolland Stromberg Lynette Flodman Lou Ann Bills Verlin Johnson Willard Henderson

Denver Visitor Joins Brule Relative at Martin Roberts Home

Joyce Roberts of Denver and her cousin John Van Velson of Brule visited the Martin Roberts home from Saturday to Tuesday last week, sharing time with the family and relatives.

Martin Roberts Joyce Roberts Denver John van Velson Brule

Meeting urged swine producers at Osceola record

An Osceola Record brief urges all swine producers to attend an upcoming meeting. The note also mentions Louise Timm and Irene Burritt sharing Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Massie.

Louise Timm Irene Burritt Mrs. Chas. Massie

Late taxes face penalties under 1969 Tax Reform Act

IRS Nebraska District Director Richard P. Vinal notes a penalty of one half percent per month on late income tax payments, up to 25 percent total, excluding estimated taxes and extended periods. Reasonable cause may waive the penalty, which sits atop a 6 percent annual interest charge.

Richard P. Vinal IRS Nebraska Mr. Vinal

Pork Producers to Discuss Water Treatment in Norfolk Meeting

The 81-91 Pork Producers Association will hold its monthly meeting at the Holiday Inn in Norfolk on Tuesday April 13 at 7 30 p m with dinner. Martin Shonka of Schuyler president announces Jack Steels University of Nebraska Extension Engineer will lead the discussion and a State Health representative will attend.

Pork Producers Association Holiday Inn Norfolk Martin Shonka Schuyler Jack Steels University of Nebraska Extension

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