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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1970
Page
3
The Osceola Record notes its origin as The Homesteader started in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold and lists Nancy Nortem as editor. Subscription rates are $4 yearly in Nebraska and $5 elsewhere with 10c single copies. The edition carries standard newspaper notices and Burke quotation.
A Nebraska Petroleum Council note celebrates the Seventh Annual Nebraska Land Tour. The wagon master recounts a five day, 2000 mile trip from the state Capitol through Henderson Hastings and Ogallala with visits to Fort Kearney National Cemetery and Scottsbluff, ending in Lincoln. It promotes future NEBRASKAland Tour weekends.
A crowded local column records church meeting at Green's Chapel on June 9, numerous family visits and birthdays including Annie Ryan's 99th at Golden Age Manor Gresham and Keith Kinberg hosting and visiting kin. Other highlights include Burke reunions at Viking Center, travel to Lincoln and Los Alamos, baby announcements, camp visits, and regional social gatherings across Osceola Columbus and Broken Bow with relatives from Kaysville Hampton and Loveland.
Polk County Nebraska announces incorporation under the Non profit Corporation Act with Osceola registered office. Purposes include preservation of historical buildings materials and items, encourage local historical research, and to acquire establish and maintain a museum for Polk County history.
A survey of 3,464 Nebraska residents by the Police Officers Association and the University of Nebraska found broad support for law enforcement. Only teens showed reservations, while 69 percent rated police age as just right. The study noted funding and training issues and referenced a planned State Police Academy at Grand Island.
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