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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
2
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Mr and Mrs Roy Grossnicklaus visited Mr and Mrs Algot Yungdahl Monday evening in a social gathering.
A Torrance California tourist misjudged distance Tuesday afternoon at the Alfred Enger filling station and struck a gasoline pump. The pump was wrecked and torn off but no fire occurred. The woman driver blamed her husband for the incident and tearfully explained the situation. Parish members in North Bend voted to build a grade school on church property after a Sunday morning meeting.
Seil conservation this spring has already paid a big dividend to A L Harder and his bottom land southwest of Wymore. The report notes improved soil health and potential yields as a result of conservation practices adopted on his farm.
The Harder farm dam completed this spring holds drainage water and, after a 4.10 inch downpour on June 9, stood nearly to its 22 foot brim. Construction cost main wall 900 dollars and diversion dam 254 dollars, with the structure designed to prevent bottom land flooding despite record rainfall.
Ordinance No 238 sets an 18 mill levy on all taxable property within Osceola for the year starting May 6 1954. Funds cover General, Street, Library, Park, Cemetery, Fire, Sewer, Street Lighting, and waterworks maintenance plus bond sinking and capital needs. The levy applies to tangible and intangible property listed for assessment under Nebraska law.
Osceola Nebraska City Council approves a 1954 ordinance allocating revenue from levies and on hand treasury funds to designated departments. The measure, passed and approved June 10 1954, becomes effective after statutory publication. City Clerk WJ McDonald authenticates the seal.
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