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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1970
Page
4
County Agent warns that flies are beginning to emerge and will soon threaten livestock. Early preparation for control measures is advised to prevent outbreaks and protect herd health and productivity.
Four fly types attack livestock stable house face and horn flies. Stable and house flies breed in decaying matter while face flies and horn flies breed in fresh manure. Control relies on sanitation and sprays with timing and label adherence critical for effectiveness and safety.
Monday April 13 Barbecue on Bun Green beans Celery stick Applesauce Milk. Tuesday April 14 Chili and crackers Carrot stick Kolache Peaches. Wednesday April 15 Macaroni and cheese 1/2 egg Biscuits and butter Beets Purple plums. Thursday April 16 Fried chicken Mashed potatoes Jello Wheat bread sandwiches. Friday April 17 Tuna Burgers Shoestring potatoes Tomatoes Rice pudding. Subject to change.
Hazel M Goodwin Fintel born July 30 1897 in Gresham Nebraska died March 31 Osceola Nebraska age 72 years eight months widow of John Fintel survived by husband son Norman two sisters brother and several relatives. William E Liedloff born August 31 1902 in Des Moines Iowa later moved to Ravenna Alliance Nebraska married Neva Hawley in 1922 had two children and worked as yard master for the Santa Fe Railroad later moved to California. Funeral services for Hazel were held April 3 at St Paul Lutheran Osceola with burial in Utica Nebraska.
A longtime Alliance Elks member dies after a lingering illness at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital on April 4. Survived by wife Neva a daughter and four grandchildren. Funeral services held April 7 at United Methodist Church Osceola with burial in Alliance. Active pallbearers were six grandsons.
James Dake of Phillips visited Mrs. Will Dake Sunday evening. Easter guests of the Harold Thayer family were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Radcliffe and son Walter of Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dunning and two children of Omaha spent Saturday with his parents, the Vivian Dunnings at Shelby, and Sunday with her parents, the Dwight Bushes.
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