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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
2
The writer notes Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey’s modernized show in Omaha with grandstand seating and fewer animals. They compare yesterday’s circus to today and discuss rising production costs. The column also promotes Osceola’s new bowling alley and invites locals to join new league teams and try the sport.
The 1965 oil outlook shows 190 million Americans, 12 million new homes, 14 million more cars, and a need for about three million more barrels of oil daily. An $80 billion expansion is anticipated from now to 1965 for exploration and development to meet rising demand. The industry stresses profits to attract investment and sustain growth.
The Pittsburgh Area Transportation Study PATS will cover 109 communities and about 80 percent of Allegheny County with 1.6 million residents. Sanborn Map Company will map land use for 465000 dwellings and 150000 nonresidential parcels across 18 000 blocks to predict transportation needs and guide future plans.
University of Nebraska agronomist M. D. Weldon cites fall fertilization of permanent pastures as delaying spring delays and expanding grazing days. Demonstrations show high returns from fertilizers like 10-10-10 and 12-12-12, with cool season grasses responding well to nitrogen and soil tests guiding nutrient needs. Field notes also cover cattle on feed, weed control concepts, sweet clover mold risks, lawn toadstools as soil indicators, grasshopper controls, and long-term manure use at Scotts Bluff Experiment Station.
Mr A W Christensen of Dannebrog discussed the Danish settlement Dannevirke and its history and records. He notes Dannevirke nearly forgotten in modern Nebraska maps, with the modern highway map omitting it though the 1953 railroad map still shows Dannevirke precinct in the northwest Howard County area.
The text notes that this and similar settlements contributed to the broader history of Nebraska and the United States, reflecting the region's development and its role in national narratives.
Marilyn Hess returned to her Denver home after two weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs Mel don Hess. Mr and Mrs Floyd Frizzell of Silver Creek were coffee guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Frizzell. Sunday supper guests at the Art McVeigh home included Mr and Mrs A E McVeigh, Mr and Mrs Hugh Pierce, Mr and Mrs Bert Kalb of Grand Island and Mrs Pat McVeigh of Detroit Michigan.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of August P. Anderson deceased and for appointment of Herman A. Anderson as executor has been filed. A hearing is set for September 19 1958 at 11 oclock A M in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated August 25 1958. J E Steeple Substitute County Judge August 28 September 4 11
The State of Nebraska informs creditors that the County Court will hear and allow all claims against Hilma E Spranting on December 6, 1958 at 10:00 AM. All claims must be filed in the court by December 5.
A legal notice dated August 8 1953 from Substitute County Judge Phil B. Campbell states that certain claims must be filed by December day 1958 or be forever barred. The notice appears in the county records with reference to dates August 21 28 and September 4.
Adella A. Tschauner deceased estate named D. R. Byers as proposed administrator. Hearing scheduled September 5, 1958 at 10:00 A M in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Notice dated August 12, 1958 and published August 14 21 28.
Frank Leimser deceased the State of Nebraska creditors of said estate will be notified a county court hearing will be held December 13 1958 at 10 AM in the County Court Room to hear adjust and allow all claims filed against the estate all claimants must file by December 12 1958 or claims will be forever barred dated August 15 1958 Phil B Campbell seal August 21 28 September 4
Walter H. Koehler and Bert Gissler promote city and farm insurance services. They advertise automobile and irrigation wind coverage and offer life retirement hospital and health polio policies with contact at phone 4921.
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