Subscription rates set for state and out of state
The notice lists subscription rates of 6 dollars per year within the state and 7 50 dollars per year for out of state, with single copies priced at 15 cents.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1976
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates of 6 dollars per year within the state and 7 50 dollars per year for out of state, with single copies priced at 15 cents.
Rules for the 1976 Nebraska Feeder Pig Show in Columbus February 12 allow two pens of five pigs each with an average weight between 30 and 60 pounds. Exposition runs February 11 and 12 with programs available at the Extension Office. Also notes Eastern Nebraska swine housing conferences on January 6–7 in Fairbury and January 8–9 in Oakland, plus Crop Protection Clinics January 5 in Lincoln and January 6 in Fremont.
Legislative figures show 194 million dollars allocated to local governments and 332.6 million for state operations. In 24th District municipalities counties schools and fire districts received over 2 million dollars plus additional Educational Service Units and Natural Resource Districts funds. Highway allocations totaled 344 871 for Polk County and other counties, with further homestead and ESU relief funds distributed.
Notices publish details of estate claims due May 7 1976 and a May 17 1976 hearing. Also minutes announce Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital board meeting January 14 1976 and affirm hospital policy to provide uncompensated care per federal and state guidelines with eligibility criteria available from the Nebraska Department of Health.
The hospital displays a roster of patients and dismissals. Patients include Edith Anderson Maggie Austin Anna Bernt Tressie Brown Sylvia Burkey Rosa Davis Chad Krumbach Edith Malm Catherine McCoy Joseph Palik Charles Petrzilka Bessie Reckner Bertha Schmid Verne Shalberg Carl Wieseman Fred Williams. Dismissals feature Hjaimer Bloom Lawrence Davis William Hansen Ann Kucvra Ralph McDonald Julia Jones Clifford Lisko Melvin Bender Burdette Jones.
Leona Imhoff notes Christmas gatherings across District 54 with visits to and from Donn and Dave Atkinson in Columbus and Lincoln. Cheryl Totenhaupt from Omaha stays with grandparents John and Wy man, then joins Ed Totenhaupt and Janice and Jim Taylor for Christmas dinner. Several families attend dinners and gift exchanges at Tooker, Zeilinger, Schott, Hinkle, and Wyman households, with travel between Osceola, Polk, and Archer areas.
Mrs Kenny Reed visits in Silver Creek and families host Christmas dinners in Norfolk and Fuller ton. MYF group from Silver Creek skis in Creston Iowa. Local meetings include IOOF School Board Legion Maple Leaf Club and Masons across early January.
Christmas Day gatherings linked multiple families across states. Lynn Andersons from Chandler Arizona and many Osceola and Lincoln residents visited in Omaha. Other relatives joined the Bud Anderson home for Christmas dinner and church programs near Polk.
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