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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1976
Page
2
Subscription rates listed as six dollars yearly within state and seven fifty out of state with a fifteen cent single copy for Sustaining Member. The National Act and Association figures anchor a broader call to action urging good men to speak up to prevent evil.
Notices cover subscription renewals, ad rates and legal actions in Polk County Nebraska. Includes U.S. District Court foreclosure sale details for Charles H. Micek and Joyce A. Micek, final estate reports for William H. Larson Ardle H. Eklund Ralph M. McDonald, and various probate notices. Also lists incorporation of Hayes Feed Yard Inc and hospital board meeting.
The article outlines sunscald symptoms in corn leaves linked to heat and moisture stress and notes apparent nutrient uptake issues. It also provides guidance on leaf scorch in trees and best practices for harvesting and storing onions. It includes a first person account of a Bicentennial Wagon Train visit and a student’s experience on the trip.
In summer bowling standings, Fearsome Foursome led with high team game 659 and high team series 1975. Individual leaders included Mike Sterup with 221 for high game and 558 for high series, and Ione Habben with 181 in a single game and 456 in series. Other notable teams were Mark IV, Pin Pounders, Gutter Dusters, and Up Your Alley.
Do you want to crash cars at the Polk County Fair on July 27? Prospective drivers need a jalopy and a valid license with parental consent if under 21. Contestants race four heats plus a final feature with cash prizes and trophies. contact Fair Secretary Ray Conrad for entry forms.
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