Ag Extension summary and local notices of 1958 activities
Two pages review the 1958 Ag Extension work in the county compiled by Gary Garey. It highlights activities and photos from the past year and notes local personal updates including residents moving, spring fashion changes, and a light anecdote about a woman driver.
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Gary Garey
Goodyear chief predicts 1959 rubber boom and tire surge
E. J. Thomas, Goodyear chairman and CEO, forecasts a rebound in the rubber industry with a 1959 peak as the firm plans $70 million in capital investment to boost automotive production by 25 to 30 percent. He notes 60 percent of layoffs restored and predicts Americans will use 1.5 million tons of rubber, yielding 112 million tires with over half bought by motorists.
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E. J. Thomas
Goodyear
Thomas
Crystal Ball
A Day To Raise The Flag For Edison Birthday
A historic notice marks February 11 as the birthday of Thomas Alva Edison born in Milan Ohio and later in Port Huron Michigan. It notes Edison’s varied early career including railroading and newspaper work and his self published Weekly Herald edited in a freight car.
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Thomas Alva Edison
Milan
Port Huron
Mich
Herald
Edison personal arc from boy to inventor inspires progress holiday
The article recalls Thomas A Edison’s youth in Mount Clemens where a train rescue led to a telegraph office apprenticeship and follows his rise to prolific inventor. It contrasts past daily life with today’s expansive McGraw Edison laboratories and the driving Edison ethos. It ends proposing a national holiday to memorialize progress.
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Tom Edison
Railroad Telegraph Office
Mount Clemens
Edison
Weekly Herald
Thomas A. Edison
McGraw-Edison Company
Lewis and Clark Expedition Surges Across Mississippi to Pacific
The Lewis and Clark expedition set out from St. Louis in May 1804 and reached the Pacific, marking a pivotal expansion of U.S. territory. It established government presence among the Louisiana Purchase tribes, with Councils at Council Bluffs to win Indian alliances and deter British interference.
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United States
Lewis and Clark
Ohio River
Illinois
St. Louis
Missouri River
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Pacific
Oregon Country
Grey
Columbia River
trans-Mississippi
Louisiana Purchase
Canada
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Omaha
Fort Calhoun
Missouri
Fort Atkinson Built At Strategic Site In 1820
The site impressed both Americans and Indians during the Council with traders establishing posts nearby. In 1820 the westernmost and one of the era’s key military posts Fort Atkinson was constructed on the site.
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Fort Atkinson
Weekend Visits Spread Through Osceola Area
Miss Charlotte Dinges of Lincoln spent the weekend at home with her mother Mrs Rose Dinges and family. LeRoy Dinges of Kearney, a student at Kearney State Teachers College, is also home during semester break. Mr and Mrs Ed Hynek and sons of Bellevue, Nebraska, were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Mike Snodgrass and family.
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Charlotte Dinges
Lincoln
Rose Dinges
LeRoy Dinges
Kearney
LeRoy
Kearney State Teachers College
Ed Hynek
Bellevue
Nebraska
Mike Snodgrass
Final Report in Polk County Nebraska Estate
The State of Nebraska announces a legal notice in Polk County Court regarding the estate of Hilma E. Branting deceased. To all interested parties, the executor provides final report details and requests actions per court order.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Hilma E. Branting
State of
Final account and heirship decree hearing notice
A court hearing is set for February 20 1959 at 2 PM to settle the final account from administration, determine heirship, and discharge the executor. The hearing date is noted by J E Steeple county judge and city clerk notices dated January 21 1959 with publication dates January 29 February 5 and 12. Bids for city work will be opened January 13 1959 at 8 PM at City Hall with right to reject any or all bids, by H J McDonald city clerk with notices dated January 15-22 and 29.
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J. E. Steeple
J. McDonald
H. J. McDonald
Osceola Nebraska Seeks Bids for Sewer Maintenance Cable Rodder
City of Osceola Nebraska invites bids for a cable type power rodder to clean 500 feet of sewer mains. The unit must be self contained with 1 inch flexible cable, gasoline or electric power, 75 to 175 RPM transmission, throw out clutch, trailer chassis and pneumatic tires. Bids due February 4 1959 at 8 PM.
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Osceola
Nebraska
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