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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1969
Page
2
A second class matter notice lists Osceola Nebraska ZIP 68651 and credits Nancy Norton as editor. The item closes with the National Editorial Association motto All that is required for the triumph of evil is that good men act.
Public notices in Polk County Nebraska include final account hearings for the estate of Frank Wallace McKean on July 21 1969 and a claims deadline of October 23 1969 for the estate of William Wendell Norton. Also a real estate sale by referee Robert L Mills set for July 22 1969 at Osceola Courthouse with 15 percent cash and balance on confirmation.
The Polk County Board of County Commissioners conducted a regular session with all members present. Claims were audited and warrants issued across funds including General Fund salaries and clerk expenses, state administrative funds, extension service, county relief, road, gravel, and agricultural fund items, with various suppliers and individuals listed. The board appointed William H. Norton to the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital trustees and approved high school tuition fund expenditures before adjourning to July 1, 1969.
County ASCS chairman urges farmers to notify the local office of changes in plans or operations. A phone call or brief letter is often enough to keep records accurate. The Osceola Nebraska office serves the region and payments totaling $800 million will be distributed to about 980000 wheat program participants over the next three months.
North of Shelby visits over the 4th include Harold Cocksons with Roger Effimier and families from Omaha and Cheyenne. Mark Schelby of Winton California visits relatives, including Albert Schelbys, as Mrs Janicek hosts guests and others attend Fremont trip.
Chairman Sealey of the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee explains that conserving base Acreage must be used for conservation and may affect benefits. He notes participants in wheat or feed grain programs must stay within their allotment or base and diversions, or risk loss of benefits allocated to the farm.
Domestic marketing certificates for eligible 1969 crop wheat will be worth $1.52 per bushel, 14 cents per bushel more than the 1968 crop certificate value. The certificate value applies to eligible producers under the federal wheat marketing program.
John Hanlon highlights Lincoln as a top family weekend, with 12 Salt Valley lakes for camping and water sports, the nationally famous Lincoln Children’s Zoo, Nebraska State Capitol and campus museums, art galleries, and the planetarium. Ann Kentopp of Fremont visits grandparents Ray Branting.
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