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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
8
The department of agriculture reports progress in breeding bees resistant to American foulbrood. The effort aims to prevent losses from starvation parasites and infant bee diseases while noting some strains show susceptibility to European foul brood and are not finished honey producers. Limited queens of resistant strains have been distributed nationwide.
University of Illinois dairy expert W. W. Yapp says both heredity and environment shape a dairy cow’s milking capacity. A high producer acts like a machine, needing strong digestive, mammary, circulatory systems and constitution to convert feed energy into milk efficiently.
Costa Rican farmers increasingly use hand tools and small machinery backed by the Inter American Institute food supply mission. They buy at cost and shift from machete and shovel to horse drawn machines. Import of U.S. agricultural equipment and fertilizers rises as adoption expands.
A survey of 1000 normal men and women highlights common fears. One in twenty dread job loss, one in five fear weight gain, and about a third fear criticism. The report links non-cooperativeness to more job losses than skill shortages.
Textile chemists urge thorough washing of woolens using an ounce of mild soap per gallon of water. Soak and gently squeeze after soaking, avoid crowding or heavy agitation in machines, and rinse in clear lukewarm water to ensure true cleanliness.
Local want ads list a mix of goods for sale including household items firearms a no longer needed picker heater and a large gas heater plus a found 500 lb white faced calf. Also a national feed company seeks a county manager with sales and supervisory experience and willingness to travel for interviews.
The Omaha World-Herald offers a yearly mail price of $8.00 with savings over $3.00. The State Journal in Lincoln charges $5.00 per year or $8.00 for daily and Sunday. Quick service is available by ordering through the office.
Notice to bidders lists approximate yearly needs for Polk County Nebraska including record books tax lists receipts and office stationery. Bids due January 1 1946 with bond of 10006 or certified check. separate bids accepted for books blanks and stationery. County Clerk John I. Anderson presiding at Osceola.
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