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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1962

Page

6

Wheat harvest wraps Polk with mixed yields and first-load reports

Polk community reports wheat yields from 10 to 38 bushels per acre while early loads test around 14 to 15 percent moisture with weights near 60. Clyde Stromberg delivered the first wheat to Polk elevator noted by Dean Meyers. Lloyd Hahn brought in the first Carl Steelquist farm load with tests at 14.5 moisture and 60 weight.

Polk Clyde Stromberg Polk Elevator Dean Meyers Farmers Elevator Dwayne Hahn Hardville Farmers Elevator Lloyd Hahn Carl Steelquist Edith Nelson

Stohls Move. Berger Family Purchases Lincoln Farm Home

Mr and Mrs Gunnard Stohl moved Saturday to their newly purchased home in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Elmer Berger and family of Ft Collins Colorado moved into the Stohl farm home which they recently purchased.

Gunnard Stohl Lincoln Elmer Berger & Family Ft. Collins, Colo Stohl

Valley News social notes highlight local visits and travel

Sunday afternoon visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dunn and family at the Fish home in Clarks. Other gatherings span Omaha hospital trips, casino visits, cabin trips, and multiple calls by relatives from Elmhurst Columbus and Lincoln to families in Stroms burg and surrounding areas.

Lewis Dunn Charles Fish Clarks Dale Dunn Omaha Allan Kresha Richard Kreski Elmhurst Til Fred Henggeler Frank Jaax Columbus Fred Dunn Ray Richards Gerhardt Lux Don Sterup Annie Jeffrey Hospital Bruce Pickett Lynn Smith Silver Creek Glenn Shields Clifford Bowman Christianna Laurence Sarow

Local families share weekend visits across Nebraska towns

Mr and Mrs Dee Hastings and Jerry traveled to Nebraska City to visit Virgil Hastings and daughters Cindy Debbie and Vickie. Donald Schmoker with sons visited York with aunts Vera Carrow Gladys Walters and Clara McClatchey. Various guests joined Dave Rutter and family for birthday and dinner gatherings including Eileen Ebbesen of Vermillion and Frank Pickett Genoa with Bruce Pickett. Edward Novack of Chicago visited Allan and Mary Kresha.

Dee Hastings Jerry Nebraska City Virgil Hastings Cindy Debbie Vickie Donald Schmoker Earl Jenkins York Schmoker Vera Carrow Gladys Walters Washington, D. C Clara McClatchey Harlan, Iowa Fred Dunn Effie Fornander Dave Rutter Bruce Pickett Edward Novack Chicago Allan Kresha Mary Ted Samland Ted Omaha David Rutter Robi. McCormick Lincoln Robt. Wieseman

Local social notes from Clarks area residents

District 54 residents and guests frequent area homes during the week with visits to Dannebrog and Clarks. Notables include Mrs Eva Hennings visiting Frank Schott in hospital and extended family gatherings with Wyman Mor ris and Schipparell relatives. The piece records numerous visits, bridal showers, and trips including a Chicago funeral train journey for relatives.

Don van Zant Denver Sam Wyman van Zant Wyman Eva Hennings Dannebrog Frank Schott Frank St. Paul Richard Schippereil Pender John Wyman Nellie Benson Polly Newcomb Floyd Frizzell Frank Frizzell Gilbert Hinkle Dennis Robert Tooker Kensington Merle Schott Vern McCormick Violet Blattman Sadie Gwartney Central City Joe Imm Bill Wyman Chris Gaedeke Chicago

Social notes of area residents and visitors

Swede Home Mrs Henry Thelander and others visited at the Gestrine home. Warroad Minnesota residents Dr and Mrs Allen Scheuneman spent the weekend with Otto Wegmann. Families traveled to Omaha Lincoln York Scottsbluff Central City and Columbus for visits funerals and reunions. Boys attended Camp Cedars with Vincent Krol Lee Nelson and others.

Henry Thelander Delano Ahlquist Pamela Mona Gordon John Gestrine Allen Scheunemen Warroad Minn Otto Wegmann Duane Jones Omaha Thomas Holcombe Lyons Nebr Paul Gustafson Ronald Sarow Edna Gestrine Harold W. Johnson Wesley Thelander Norfolk Frank Thelander Vernon William Larson Merlin Larson Junction City Kansas Edith Larson Harold Curry Lincoln Amanda Anderson Bill Wilcox Tom Gonnerman Laurence Norine Jean Seward James Norine York Irving Norine Bonnie Scottsbluff Gary Mosier Blayne Elmer Naslund Irving Noriie O. A. Johnson Polk Edith Naslund William Naslund John Hultman Irvin Gestrine Scheunemen Columbus Central City Camp Cedars Vincent Krol Lee Nelson Lynn Bradley Sundberg Loren Oberg Carol Rodney Jones Douglas Delmer Jones

Local Families to Stay With Hosts for Summer Visit

Jack Anderson, Tommy Stevens, Kent Heckman and Stephen Fredrickson will spend three weeks with Otto Wegmann and Byron Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wegmann and family from Colorado Springs arrive Tuesday. Mrs. John Evans and family from Shelby, Iowa visit Otto Swanson for a few days.

Jack Anderson Tommy Stevens Kent Heckman Stephen Fredrickson Joe Wegmann Colorado Springs Colo Otto Wegmann Byron Johnson John Evans Shelby Iowa Otto Swanson

District 4-H Camp Set for Seward In July

Polk County 4-H members may attend District 4-H camp in Seward July 9 to 11. The $6 registration covers room and board, transport insurance, three pool swims, and at least one handicraft item. Sessions led by the state game commission plus other activities include swimming volleyball softball crafts and vesper services. Register by July 6 at the County Extension Office with health certificate and packing list.

Polk County Seward State Game Commission 4-H

Hot Weather Hog Care Tips for Summer Efficiency

Swine producers should prepare hogs for heat by keeping water cool and shaded to boost water intake and gains. Build shading over watering facilities, aim for water at 65 degrees, and provide natural or artificial shade. Structures should be six feet high and oriented east west for airflow, long and narrow with the high side north, and kept near alfalfa or grasses. Paint hog houses white and place feed under shade. concrete walls are fine for summer walls.

Federal Gas Tax Refund For Farmers And Ranchers

Farmers and ranchers may claim a four cent refund on federal excise tax paid for gasoline used in farming operations. The refund program targets agricultural producers and requires proof of fuel purchases and usage tied to farming activities.

Gasoline Tax Refunds for Farmers and Ranchers 1961 62

The article explains refunds for federal gasoline tax paid by farmers and ranchers for agricultural use between July 1, 1961 and June 30, 1962. It covers who may file, deadlines, Form 2240, and eligibility including cultivation and livestock care. It notes separate state refunds and guidance from county agents.

Director of Internal Revenue Federal Internal Revenue Service The Revenue Service

Copper Sulfate Safe for Cattle in Algae Control

University of Nebraska extension specialist Dr. E Crosby Howe says livestock need not be removed when copper sulfate is used to control green algae in watering tanks. A rate of one teaspoon per 150 gallons of water is recommended to avoid toxic effects.

University of Nebraska Extension E. Crosby Howe

Millet varieties and seed options for grain or hay use

University agronomist J C Swinbank details millet choices for grain or hay. Grain millet like Prose, Turghai, Early Fortune. certified Turghai seed available. For hay use fox tail millets such as German White Wonder Siberian. German R 8A and Manta certified seed available. Proso millets reach grain in 60 65 days. fox tail hay in 65 70 days. grain feeding value about 83 percent of proso millet.

University of Nebraska Swinbank

Osceola Social Notes Include Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawson of Phoenix Arizona Roger Watts Mr and Mrs Kent Perry and family and the Ronnie Watts family spent Friday evening in the Walter Watts home.

Clarence Lawson Phoenix, Ariz Roger Watts Kent Perry Ronnie Watts Walter Watts

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Mrs. Lloyd Hohn L. Hewitt Lois Johnson Nebraskan Wm. Dick Fairbury Forrest Anderson Dale Cheryl Irven Anderson Glenn Knorr Forest Anderson WSC5 Methodist Church Earl Stevens James Lindburg Rolland Stromberg Leonard Orendorff Arthur Adelson Irvin Anderson Helen Larkin Janet Leon Doud Carl E. Doud Brookville Miss Larkin St. Mary Max Jones Connie Avoruiene Arcadian Golden Uran Agricultural Business Company, Inc York, Nebraska Efe Farm Bureau Richard Klein Agt Osceola Nebraska Farm Bureau Building Insurance City Af Des Moines Valley News Coats Lincoln Ave Man Marrs Marrs Ralph Gaedeke Darrell Griffen Wis Stromsburg Park Mrs Bill Imhoff Osceola, Nebr Mid-Nebraska Telephone Platte County Agricultural Society
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