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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1958
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates in Nebraska and outside Nebraska, with card of thanks and single copy price. Nebraska annual subscription three dollars, non Nebraska four dollars, card of thanks one dollar, and single copies ten cents.
A personal note explains delayed Christmas card mailing as family travels to Arizona and cautions about travel on icy roads. The writer predicts a warmer Christmas with snow likely in March and notes local ads offering calendars and litter bags from The Record.
At a Boston convention the American Farm Bureau Federation adopts a resolution opposing broad Supreme Court reach into state or local matters. Delegates push Congress to limit court jurisdiction and enact corrective legislation, challenging the notion that any court decision is the law of the land.
The piece argues the Supreme Court lacks authority to enact or amend laws or the Constitution beyond stated intent. It notes Pettengill on constitutional amendment by the people and Congress’s exclusive role in federal law, urging Congress to assert prerogatives and statesmanship amid contentious segregation debates.
A new seed coating Moly Gro delivers molybdenum to root nodules, enabling nitrogen fixation. Farmers see yield increases up to 50 percent on peas alfalfa peanuts and soybeans with coated seed. Window box gardeners face dosage questions as two ounces cover four acres. seed suppliers may handle it.
Osceola farmers are invited to the County Noxious Weed District annual meeting Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Odd Fellows Building. Allen Kreehr of the State Division of Novxou will discuss new chemicals and control programs. A lunch will be served and reports on 1958 county work will be presented. Winter wheat yield experiments show declines with later planting times. Swinbank notes yields from October to March and cautions about planting dates and sprouting.
The article notes that milo does not poison birds or cause egg quality issues, but can dull yolk color if poorly colored. It discusses dairy labor needs in Michigan, pelleted outdoor cattle feed trials in Nebraska, Christmas tree buying habits, and U S Department of Agriculture findings on sterilized male mosquitoes to curb malaria vectors, with practical challenges in scaling.
At the regular annual meeting on December 4 1958 amendments to the church corporation’s articles were adopted eliminating fixed meeting times and establishing perpetual existence. The church formerly known as Swedish Evangelical Lutheran St Paul Church of Osceola Polk Co Neb was renamed St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church of Osceola Nebraska.
Notice states in Polk County that executor filed a final account and report for the estate of Frank Leimser deceased and a petition for final settlement and distribution. A hearing is set before the County Court on January 16, 1959 at 10 a.m. for heirship determination and discharge of the executor.
Osceola residents host relatives for Christmas and holiday visits. J Nuquist of Chicago arrives to spend holidays with his mother Mrs A F Nuquist. Miss Marietta Gabriel of Wayne returns home for vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert A Gabriel. Roy Heiden Debbie of York visit Flossie Deeds and Roc Miller. W T Hartson family of Columbus to stay at F M Hartson's home on Christmas Day.
Local insurance agent Bert Gissler advertises life retirement hospital accident health and polio cover with phone contact 4921.
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