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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
2
The Osceola Record lists its base in Osceola Nebraska with a history dating to 1872 as The Homesteader founded by H T Arnold. Editor Kathleen A Howe notes subscription rates and classifications including national associations and a quotation attributed to Edmund Burke.
Polk County Nebraska board met at 10 15 AM with all members present approving claims across funds totaling numerous small expenses. Listed payments include health care, supplies, postage, gravel, fuel, utilities, and salaries for General Road and State programs.
Farmers urged to plan feedlot runoff controls to protect water quality. State law requires systems installed by December 31 1972. Planning, topographic maps, and SCS design help precede construction with REAP cost share through ASCS. Local Polk County examples include Bruce Anderson and AG & LG Feedlots.
Legal notices from Polk County Nebraska demand filing of all claims to estate of Erwin Krueger by May 4 1972 with a hearing May 5 1972 at 10 am. Similar deadlines apply for Emma Schmid estate with May 4 1972 deadline. Final report petitions filed for Raymond Kantor Maurice Watts and others with hearings February 1 11 1972 at 10 am. Public notice signed by Eldon R. Johnson County Judge.
A county board motions to use equipment and manpower to tear down fire debris. W H Norton and Donald E Nordberg are reappointed to the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital board, effective Jan 30, 1972 to Jan 29, 1978. Precinct boundary changes align East Stromsburg West Stromsburg with North and South Ward lines. The 1971 Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District annual report is received. Adjournment after 3:00 pm with next meeting Feb 1, 1972.
Case No M 294 Book 14 Page 97 Estate of Horace McKeag filed on or before May 18. Court to hold proceedings on May 19 in County Court Judge dated January 24 1972.
Mrs. Florence Johnson and Mrs Ann Anderson of Wausa visited Osceola over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gestrine. Karen Howard McKeag joined Sunday dinner at the Elmer Gleim home. Evening callers included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dobberstein of Polk. The Osceola Project Club met at Mrs. Fred Bond’s home with a Traffic Emergencies lesson delivered by Mrs. Bond.
Information from Donald Sigler County Ext. Agent covers two events for area farmers. The Mid Nebraska Irrigation Show in Grand Island Fenner Park on February 16 features over 40 irrigation companies, morning and afternoon talks by Extension specialists, and a noon luncheon. The Midwest Market Hog Show on March 4 at Wells Commission Co. in Fremont will accept entries from exhibitors, with rules on hog types, weights, and carcass standards, plus a judging contest and premium support from Hormel Co. and Fremont Chamber of Commerce.
Boone County failed recertification triggering USDA action that forfeited Nebraska's Modified Certified Brucellosis status acquired in April 1970. Officials warn unauthorized cattle movements to other counties could jeopardize the status of those counties.
Mrs Jane Munson explains that humidity levels between 30 and 40 percent prevent wood damage and nasal dryness while avoiding higher heating costs. Humidifiers or tea kettles raise moisture, but overdoing it risks mildew and rot. monitor with a room gauge to keep comfort and expenses in check.
Osceola locals Mr and Mrs Charles Walgreen and Paul Walgren visited Wednesday in Lincoln with Clarence Walgreen who was recently released from a Lincoln hospital and is recuperating at home. Mr and Mrs Wesley Peterson entertained Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Larry Davis Mr and Mrs Lester Soll and Mr and Mrs Ted Johnson.
Congressman Dave Martin reviews a year of action in the 92nd Congress. He cites the 26th Amendment, Postal Service creation, AMTRAK, Social Security increases, and tax cuts, plus strategic grain reserves and welfare reform debates. He notes Vietnam troop reductions, UN funding strains, and proposed restoration of Veterans Day and Memorial Day dates.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom and family and Tim Younker of Plattsmouth were weekend guests in the Dale Lewis home. Art Senkbeil and family visited Lincoln with Lynn Senkbeil and his mother Mrs Louise Sullivan. Mrs Richard Merrick hosted a card party Sunday evening with guests Leo Albers Tom Schmoker Hubert Alt Ervin Grossnicklaus and Richard Birkel of David City.
The document lists totals for liabilities reserves and capital accounts, with a cashier Dean C Henricksen certifying the report as true. Directors D R Byers Roy Dinsdale and Robert Mills attest to its correctness.
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