Farm Bureau urges seed corn germination testing campaign
The Agricultural committee of the Omaha chamber of Commerce along with railroads and state business interests urges farmers to test seed corn for germination this spring. They offer references to Farmer's Bulletins 415 and 948 and note county agents can assist. A second topic warns against a pig driven mortgage burden and hints at preventing a run of costly pests.
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Agricultural Committee
The
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farmer's Bulletin
Farmer’s Bulletin
City Dog Tax Due May First at City Treasurer’s Office
Police Chief A. W. Lewis warns dog owners to pay the dog tax by May 15 to avoid enforcement action. Receipts and tags available at the City Treasurer’s office. Paying the tax does not permit dogs to roam. dogs must be kept at home.
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A. W. Lewis
Test Seed Corn Germination Before Planting
Farmers who preserved their own seed ears should test germination before planting. Do not judge by ear appearance alone as high germination seed boosts yields and profit. Encourage business groups to spread the message by word, letter, and newspaper coverage.
Nebraska Farmers Face Annual Losses From Hog Rounding Method
The method described costs Nebraska farmers millions yearly. It involves keeping pigs under 1000 pounds in sheds lots and pastures where live eggs cannot be picked up. It is presented as a simple inexpensive procedure to ensure more profit on hogs. The narrator notes the subject was not a hen but a female round worm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Prize educational trip offered to champion calf club member
Blue Valley Creamery announces a second annual prize trip to the National Dairy Show in Indianapolis October 10 to 17 for Nebraska champion calf club youth. The program partners with the National Committee on Boys and Girls Work and state leaders to engage junior farmers in dairying and advance dairy industry interest. The Record Dairy Department provides current USDA data and college research to aid readers in dairying topics.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Nebraska
Indianapolis
National Committee On Boys and Girls
New apron patterns at Steeple Variety Store
FOR SALE Chevrolet coupe belonging to Mrs. Joel Bowser. See George Bond. WANTED About 16 head of cattle or horses to pasture 1% miles east of Osceola. W.M. Stewart. 32-2p.
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Joel Bowser
George Bond
Osceola
W.m.stewart
Polk County approves grader purchase and pays district claims
Osceola Nebraska April 2 1925 commissioners session approves buying a Russell Badger 7 foot blade grader. Board members Campbell Johansen vote yes and lists warrants for multiple county employees with salaries, expenses, and reimbursements totaling hundreds of dollars.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk’ County
Mrr
Campbell
Johanzen
Russell Badger
Grandma Shelmadine Lows Amid Local News Roundup
Local notes report Grandma Shelmadine very low and Lena Schilt tas ill with flu. Carson Auto Co reports the sale of a Ford sedan to Edith Gray and a shipment of Fords from Omaha. Community updates include visits, travel to Omaha and Boulder for family matters, and a horse accident injuring Raymond Croissant.
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Grandma Shelmadine
Lena Schilttas
Carson Auto Co
Edith Gray
George Carson
Chas. Hugegler
Omaha
Funeral and travel notices wrap Osceola region
Mrs W H Clark and her brother J E Thomas attended the funeral of Mrs Wm Funkhouser in Shelby. Wilbur Hotchkiss and family from Ames Iowa were summoned to Loup City Nebraska for Mrs Hotchkiss mother’s sudden death. On return they visited Osceola with Mr and Mrs G B Hotchkiss before heading home. Mr and Mrs Joe Abram occupy the Coffendaffer home. E W Stewart broke a leg last Friday falling from a step ladder and is resting comfortably.
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Albert Angle
Marylyn Williams
Dubois
Wyo
John Ludlow
Hewitt
Campbell Hdn
Albert Ryan
Omaha
W. H. Clark
J.E. Thomas
Shelby
Wm. Funkhouser
Wilbur Hotchkiss
Ames
Iowa
Loup City
Nebr
Hotchkiss
Osceola
G. B. Hotchkiss
Joe Abram
Coffendaffer
E. W. Stewart
Davis opens produce station at old C. G. Timm site
J. W. Davis announces a new produce station in the former C. G. Timm building on the north side of the square. He invites old and new customers and promises to pay the highest market price in cash for all produce.
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C. G. Timm
J. W. Davis
Notice of Probate in King Estate Polk County Nebraska
The County Court of Polk Nebraska announces a petition for the appointment of Wm. Ross King as Administrator of the estate of Abby King Deceased. Hearing set for May 2 1925 at 10 00 A M. Dated April 6 1925 H Ball County Judge.
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Abby King
State OF
Nebraska
Wm. Ross King
H. Ball
Sereniuss Observe Silver Wedding Anniversary
Rev. Adolph Serenius and his wife celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday afternoon. Friends visited in the afternoon to share the milestone. The couple moved from Chicago five years ago.
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Adolph Serenius
Serenius
Chicago
Women’s Club Social Notes Include April Meeting
The Literature department of the Woman's Club meets April 21 with Mrs. I. J. Merrick. Mrs. W H Clark presents an item and Miss Lulu Hendrickson speaks. Welcome farewells for Mrs. Wilbur Olson planned. May first luncheon set. bake sale by American Legion Auxiliary on April 25.
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Woman's Club
I. J. Merrick
W.H. Clark
Lulu Hendrickson
Woman’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Engelhardt Surprised by Twenty Relatives on Birthday
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs G W Engelhardt was pleasantly surprised when twenty relatives and neighbors gathered to mark her birthday. The afternoon featured a Kensington and a 4 30 lunch prepared by her daughter before guests departed with congratulations and well wishes for many happy returns.
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G. W. Engelhardt
Kensington
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Osceola Record
Phil E. Douglas
Polk County
Farm Bureau
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
ANG Bank One
Dairry
Mde
U.S. Department of Agriculture
S. C
Floyd West
Fred Merrick
Madison
Hoke Smelting & Refining
Colsege
Michigan
M. E. Church
Epworth League
United Brothers Church
H. A. Taylor
General Fund
Sarah E. LeMar
H. R. Lind
Julius J. Johansen Same
Lee Campbell Same
E. E. Stanton
I. .D. Huston
George H. Bond
W. Roy van Housen
John Sjoblom
Ruth Glasser
Naoma Pike
Grace Pheasant Johnston
J. .A. Albin
Chas. E. Hansen
Oregon
Thase
A. N. Donelson
Carol
Henry Fahnholz
First Presbyterian Church
School of Missions
Thos. E. Barr
Veach & Berggren
Gresham
P. F. Stubbs
Lanyon Stock Farm
Tom
My Place
Franklin Williams
W. O. Clark
N.B.B.O. Club
H. S. Latsch
Bidewees
Entre Nous
A, Kensington
Phil Campbell
Wilbur Olson
DR Johnson
South Side Square
Ben Elledge
Hicks VapoRus
Opportunity Knocks
Rives
First National Bank
Drs. Furman & Furman
North Side Square
Donse Brothers
Reenee Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Bystrom Company
Stromsburg
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