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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1976
Page
7
A collection of thanks from Raymond Urban Larry Johnson Ruth Wicklund and families to neighbors friends nurses doctors Jim and Betty Ruth Dunkin and others. They express gratitude for cards gifts visits flowers prayers and support during illness hospitalization and after returning home.
Virginia Smith notes pressure for Congress to control postal operations as deficits grow and Postal Service is restructured. The House backs annual congressional appropriations oversight while the Senate version omits the accountability clause, setting up a dispute. Nebraska voters show strong support for congressional control. Hearings on dredge and fill rules under water pollution act to review navigable waters definitions and farm exemptions. Nebraska farmers seek to preserve House amendment.
The STAR report from the University of Nebraska analyzes Nebraska's water resources and predicts that well irrigation could rise 200 percent by 1985, reaching 7 million acre feet, while highlighting risks to aquifers, energy costs, and the potential to conserve the 86 million acre feet of rainfall with better farming practices.
Three Polk County farms will receive the Nebraska Pioneer Farm Award at the Polk County Fair on July 27. Honorees include Mrs Harold Jones Osceola the Kinnan family Shelby and Harry B Youngland Stromsburg with plaques and certificates. The award honors farms that have remained in the same family for 100 years or more, tracing back to 1871 1875 and 1874 homesteads.
Twice Blessed Mothers Club members join in a Bi centennial quilt at Wednesday’s Columbus meeting. Each quilter added a block with twins birth dates and names. Hostesses were Mrs Don Dion and Mrs Jerry Klenda. The quilt will enter Platte County Fair and later reward a member. Other members hail from Osceola Columbus Schuyler St Edward and Platte Center.
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