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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska community notice lists editor Nancy Norton and rates 4 dollars a year in state and 5 outside with 10 cent single copies. It notes August 1872 founding by H T Arnold and Post Office mailing details in Polk County. Edmund Burke quote appears as a motto in the snippet.
Multiple notices address claims filing deadlines for estates in Polk County Nebraska. Claims for Nina McKeag, Clyde E. Smith, and Mark H. Gustafson must be filed by March 26 1970 March 8 noon hearing March 27 1970 10 am December 1969 dates and hearing notices included. Local Osceola notes report visitors Mr John Wisely Mrs Melville Plass leaving for Oregon.
Osceola district recalls anniversaries and local happenings from 1959 and earlier. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joy’s 60th wedding milestone, Miss Barbara Wieseman’s Jobs Daughters queen selection, new Highway 92 Association members Ray Conrad and J E Bernt, travel and marriages in Stromsburg and Osceola, and military inductions.
District 54 News notes Thanksgiving weekend visits across multiple households. Families from Omaha, Clear Lake, Torrington, California, and other towns joined relatives in Columbus and nearby communities for dinners and celebrations. Several hospital and travel mentions accompany the gatherings.
Polk County farmers near a strong crop year are urged to stay informed about corn and milo production. University of Nebraska supports a program with experts Wysong Roselle Kantor and others to cover insects diseases fertility and weed control. The effort aims to deliver up to date guidance and answer questions as planning for next year begins. The Harold Davis family and several others spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Braymer Missouri, Lincoln and Omaha.
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