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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
5
The article stresses the cow calf producer’s need to use knowledge tools wisely, focusing on the eye of the master to balance nutrition, work load, and energy during winter. It highlights protein limits, salt and phosphorus needs, and vitamin A for weathered roughage, plus planning and facility prep during winter slack time. It also covers January events and winter wear guidance.
The article urges choosing fabric that sheds water and snug sleeves to keep snow out. It stresses proper layering for all ages, from kids to adults, and cautions against overly tight clothing for comfort and warmth during winter activities.
Richard P. Vinal, District Director of Internal Revenue for Nebraska, warns final payment or amended estimates for 1970 must be submitted by January 15 1971. Some taxpayers may file Form 1040 ES by that date if they just met filing needs in late 1970, or wait until February 1 1971 after full return and tax payment. Farmers have different due dates. Publication 505 provides details and is available free from IRS offices or by request in Omaha Nebraska.
Valley News summarizes community events including visits to Lincoln for basic training. bridge club at the Night Owls. Valley Society meeting led by Neola Dunn. birthday celebrations for Jenni Cenny. guests after a basketball game. surgeries and hospital returns. wedding and anniversary celebrations. and a bridal shower for Barbara Klein with local hosts and attendees.
Two topics Waste Management and Irrigation lead the 1971 North East Central Nebraska Farm Expo in Columbus. The event runs January 19 and 20 at Platte County Fair Exhibit Hall with over 60 exhibitors. Special exhibits include the electric Roast-a-tron roasting beans and corn and Wayne Whitney’s Mini-gardens from the University of Nebraska Extension Service.
Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson and Mr and Mrs Rudy Sandin attended the 3 p m wedding Sunday of the Andersons granddaughter Sharon Johnston and Perry Noyd at Trinity Lutheran church in Columbus. Mrs Signe Van Doren of Omaha accompanied the Andersons home and stayed overnight.
Due to a death in the family there is no Social Center column this week. readers are advised to check next week for the usual features.
Marie E. Raeder a Lincoln claims representative will visit the Osceola courthouse on Wednesday January 20 1971 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m to advise on required proofs before filing benefits A telephone inquiry may replace an office visit prior to filing.
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