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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
5
Roast leg of lamb with herb rub yields tender flavor for spring menus. Learn selection, prep, temperatures, and timing for 5 to 8 pound joints plus carving tips and a continental slicing method. Also includes Golden Asparagus Pudding and Braised Shoulder of Lamb with gravy, yielding 4 to 6 servings.
The Cooper Foundation Dairy Calf Sale for 4-H and FFA members is set for April 30 at the Nebraska State Fairgrounds with a Jersey Distribution Day in conjunction. Calves will be viewable April 29 and sale starts at 1 p.m. April 30. many calves come from production tested herds and carry strong milk records.
Lincoln State Capitol employs four full time workers who clean after visitors. Capitol Building Supt. James Delephant says the building is a big job and cleaning is a year round problem, not just spring.
The governor’s office details a large cleaning staff handling 14 floors with multiple specialized roles including brass polishing and light bulb changing. Deputy Attorney General Clarence Meyer explains write-in votes require an X and the voter’s intention. Nebraska Supreme Court precedent and state law bar counting unmarked write-ins for any office. A second statewide flood meeting is set for May 3 to coordinate flood control, praised for aiding safety and reducing damage, while a profile of Charles H. Gere outlines his pivotal role in Nebraska’s capital development and Lincoln’s early state leadership.
A biographical sketch notes Gere as a key architect of the University’s 1869 creation and a leader in consolidating state institutions in Lincoln. He influenced Republican politics from territorial days, ran a partisan paper turning towards Independent Republican before his 1904 death, and helped mold the state and Capitol landscape.
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