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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1977
Page
6
A reminiscence contrasts the transient hired men of yesteryear with modern long term assistants. It recalls Bill the cowboy, Uncle G’s harassment, pie jokes, and the father’s support for steady help through farm rentals.
A girl recalls childhood in a southern town where she made mud pies and refused to share water with strangers. Years later she marries a neighbor's son and learns his mother had once been the mud pie baker, joking he can now buy the soap.
Mrs Eunice Stauffer Gyger of Omaha seventh grade reading teacher at George Norris Junior High School is among 10 members named to the National Advisory Board of Scholastic Action Magazine a new reading improvement publication for junior high students with reading difficulties.
A child recalls annual Easter egg coloring with a brother and a porch basket. One year a cat chased a bunny on Easter morning leading to fear the bunny was killed, but the next year the Easter bunny returned, suggesting a mistaken identity.
Hill Hatchery offers Hy-Line W 36 pallets for high egg production at 55 cents each and White Mountain Broiler chicks for fast meat at 32 cents each postpaid. Book ready to lay pallets for September 15 or 30 delivery. Quantities limited. Order now by phone 464 7494 or write Hill Hatchery 6000 North 56th Street Lincoln NE 68529.
The article urges valuables be relocated to a relative or neighbor, stops on deliveries, and keeps mail active to imply presence. Pinkerton’s survey recommends snow belt residents hire a local helper to shovel and have neighbors participate in small cues. Notify police of travel dates and share keys only with trusted individuals to avoid embarrassment.
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