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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
2
A report notes actions by the St. BL Kelby County Extension Agent in relation to farm advising. Details indicate outreach activities and guidance offered to local agriculturalists.
A joint Farm Bureau Farmers Union meeting last Thursday praised progress amid bad weather. Speakers Mrs J D A Berson and Mr HeoG Keeney urged legislative and market reforms and formed a committee to draft a telegram to state and district reps for price equalization. Activities included baby beef club entries, girl and women’s club training, shelter belt tree orders, pruning demonstrations, and pig breeding and sanitation campaigns.
In a terse ad a local auto service offers towing by Veach Berggren Parke to solve a hog feeding problem for Duncan Produce Co. and similar clients with a phone contact 77.
Andrew Nelson suffered broken ribs after a horse bolted and struck him while unhar nessing a horse on Joe Williams’ farm near the Poor Farm. The Modern Woodmen of America Osceola Camp held a banquet and program described as a "howling SUCCESS" with members from other camps attending. J B Jarm in of Davenport visited Osceola to see his brother in law J Brown. his company markets farm implements including a new riding plow.
Notice to interested parties that the administrator with will annexed for Joel Bowser deceased has filed final accounts and petitions for settlement and distribution. A hearing is set for March 7, 1927 at 10:00 AM in Polk County Court. Dated February 8, 1927. Signed by W W Norton, County Judge.
John Ludlow resigned from the town mill and Chattie Peterson was appointed to fill the vacancy. The salary was fixed at $120 for Oanham, which isn’t enough.
Mr Bates of Platte Precited visited town last Tuesday with an item for us. He sold four hogs weighing 200 pounds each bringing 27.95 total. Bates says the hogs had little corn until fattened in recent weeks and mostly fed on alfalfa prior to the sale.
A furniture dealer reports bookcases move slowly while families buy magazines priced five to fifty cents rather than books. The observer laments declining appreciation for literature and warns that magazines substituting for books may foster ignorance and hinder thinking. The piece ends with a note from H. Duncan Produce Co.
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