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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
7
The piece outlines how promoters use charity campaigns to skim funds from ticket buyers. It details a raffle scheme where charity receives only 26 cents on the dollar while promoters take 52 cents and 22 cents cover expenses. It warns investors to verify claims and consult their bankers before investing in such ventures.
This notice promotes Farmers Bulletin No. 1139 by the U S Department of Agriculture. It asks farmers to assess farm size investment crop yields livestock and labor returns and to use the included blanks to analyze overall farm business. It notes the bulletin helps identify strong and weak points and offers a mailed copy on request.
Advice for ram management during breeding season. Emphasizes keeping ram with flock 2 months, marking with colored ochre to track service, and monitoring condition. Recommends regular grain and hay, succulent feed with caution on roots, and ample exercise after breeding ends.
Agricultural notes cover disease resistant flaxseed, selecting land appropriate for cultivation, choosing high yielding potato varieties, using low grade feed for livestock, prioritizing adapted varieties, and avoiding tomatoes for canning or late market. It also discusses sanitation to control diseases in pigs and chickens, millet as cattle hay, rape seeding rates, weed and soil considerations, cutworms control with bran mash, and preventing cannibalism in growing chicks through enclosure management and feeding.
Aunt Emmy advises young newlyweds George and Molly Oliver to start weekly savings, however small, to build a bank balance and invest in safe securities. She shares her own early-start success, stressing money earned by itself and the peace of emergency readiness.
Bankers of Pickens County Alabama launch a farm and home program contest using standard farm administration methods to guide patrons toward a safe and profitable farm community. The program outlines a standard farm scorecard with points for income per plow and per worker totaling 100 points.
A county wide competition invites patrons to enter by securing a record book from their bank. The top entrant will win a grand prize of 100 dollars while the county is split into districts each awarding 78 dollars and another prize in local currency.
Polk County Nebraska legal notice warns creditors heirs and others of Ada Crabill's estate that she died September 28 1923 intestate and resident of Polk County Iowa owning Osceola Nebraska real estate Lots 4 5 6 in Block 3 Original Town Osceola. Margaret Jackson petitions for administration after more than two years with no appointment.
Petition seeks determination of heirs at law for Ada Crabill deceased and adjudication of kinship and right of descent to her real estate. Court hearing set at the County Judge's office Osceola August 13, 1928, 10 a.m. before County Judge W. Norton.
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