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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1959

Page

5

Osceola News Briefs Highlight Staff Additions and Local Events

The Record welcomes two new office staffers Dorothy Headlee and Doris Grossnicklaus as replacements for Marlene Sterup and Ruth Heckman. Osceola High opens basketball season with strong hopes and fan support urged. A Drum Major and Majorettes photo showcases new uniforms delayed for Lincoln competition. Santa Claus visits loom two Saturdays, with December 19 slated for candy gift distribution. Chamber of Commerce and Boosters advertise festive happenings.

Marlene Sterup Ruth Heckman Dorothy Headlee Doris Grossnicklaus Doris Dorothy Osceola Lincoln Santa Claus Santa Osceola Chamber of Commerce and Boosters

The John Franklin Letters Foreword Prompts Warnings

An advance copy of The John Franklin Letters is discussed with permission to quote the foreword by Lyle H. Munson of The Book mailer Inc. The foreword attacks political materialism, public debt, and party tactics, warning that government action and public assent shape fiscal fate and that the curve of decadence may bend by 1989.

John Franklin Lyle H. Munson Bookmailer, Inc Washington Ric Fear

Peroxide Blonde Change Sparks Hair Chemistry Debate

A humorous column notes a shift to Pure White Creme Developer as a hair lightener and jokes about legal and traffic implications. It mocks bureaucratic overreach and ponders how lighter hair could influence future space and rocket programs while preserving the female stereotype.

U. S Mineola L. I

Farm and Home say so on your County Agent Tree

Fall rains and snows create ideal sub soil moisture for planting next spring. Nebraska forest reports 1960 stock will be exceptionally good with windbreaks and wildlife plantings. Clarke McNary prices list broadleaf trees $3 per hundred, shrubs $4.50, evergreens $5, 88 per hundred for four Christmas varieties.

Nebraska National Forest Halsey Polk County Soil Conservation District Clarke McNary

Notice Of Probate In Polk County Nebraska

Notice in Polk County Nebraska for Nina M. Nelson estate. A petition for probate of a foreign will and its Nebraska establishment has been filed. The court sets a hearing for December 18, 1959 at 10:00 A.M. for Edwin A. Hedlund to be named administrator with will annexed.

Polk County Nebraska Nina M. Nelson State OF Edwin A. Hedlund

Tax planning tips for Nebraska farmers in 1959 year end

Extension economist Everett E. Peterson urges farmers to adjust income and expenses by year end to equalize tax payments. For cash basis farmers, pre December 31 deductions can lower 1959 returns, with potential benefits from off season purchases and favorable loan rates. Deferring 1959 crop sales past January 1 1960 may raise property taxes. Maintain up to date farm records to capture all allowable deductions.

Everett E. Peterson University of Nebraska Nebraska Internal Revenue’ Service Peterson

Polk Community Notes On Farming And Injuries

Mrs. Foster Scott and family moved into the Will Stevens estate house in east Polk. About 25 men with 13 cornpickers and two shellers harvested 4,700 bushels of corn from 97 acres for Mrs. Gilbert Blase whose husband died months ago. John Nyberg was injured in a Wednesday accident, suffering a fractured pelvis and cracked ribs. he is hospitalized at Osceola Hospital.

Polk Gilbert Blase Immanuel Lutheran Church John Nyberg Nyberg Osceola Hospital Blase

Farms Within Two Miles Of Each Other

Two farms lie within two miles of each other according to local land records. Nearby property lines and potential shared access are noted by clerks.

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