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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1959
Page
2
The Polk County Fair begins with exhibit entries and judging to come, as Osceola sees construction and school set to start August 31. New Lutheran church, storage bins, and several houses rise around town, while a humorous electricity lab anecdote ends the column.
Doctors warn obesity raises heart risk and arterial hardening causes most heart attacks. Research seeks to lower blood cholesterol, the fatty deposit linked to heart disease, with a two year study led by Dr. William aiming to reduce the blood fat in patients.
Dr. Parsons of Jackson Clinic Madison reports about 70 patients in a clinical study showing cholesterol reductions with Vastran Forte from Vampole Laboratories. He notes benefits persist during treatment but cholesterol returns after stopping the capsules, and cautions that diet alone may not directly affect heart disease.
Corn rootworms are widespread in Nebraska causing silk damage, with DDT or dust options for control. Volunteers wheat should be destroyed before fall planting to curb wheat streak mosaic. Other notes cover cattle-on-feed, moisture needs for tasseling corn, Conservation Reserve info, propane diesel costs, plastic mulch for Brass seedings, and diesel tractor advantages.
Describes favorable conditions that enhance the growth of soil organisms and aid in controlling erosion. Focuses on soil health factors, moisture balance, and protective practices that support sustainable land management.
Mr and Mrs B H Almstrom and Mr and Mrs Billy Almstrom and family of Oakdale Nebr visited Ed Almstrom at his home Sunday and Monday due to his illness.
Sealed bids will be received at the Nebraska Department of Roads in Lincoln on August 27 1959 until 10 00 A M for gravel surface course material and incidental work on State Road Shelby South Patrol No 21004. Bidders must be qualified to propose for any part or all work per Legislative Bill No 187 1955 Session. Plans and specs available at the Department of Roads Lindon office. Successful bidder must furnish bond.
The bidder must provide a certified check of at least 300 dollars with the proposal as evidence of good faith. The Department reserves the right to waive technicalities and to reject any or all bids.
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