Polk County Nebraska Reader Sustaining Members
Polk County Nebraska notes weekly publication entries by Dick and Kethy Howe. The column is mailed as second class matter at Osceola post office and lists sustaining members.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
2
Polk County Nebraska notes weekly publication entries by Dick and Kethy Howe. The column is mailed as second class matter at Osceola post office and lists sustaining members.
Harold A. Krueger 42 of Duncan died Thursday afternoon after a tractor overturned in the Platte River bed. The Osceola Record notes this tragic incident among its local notices and obituaries column.
A string of social items from district 18 lists couples and individuals visiting Hot Springs Arkansas, Columbus, and surrounding towns. Entries mention hosts and guests at homes, dinners, picnics, and club activities, with several trips to nearby cities and events noted throughout the week.
Gary Garey reports on the 1964 Stromsburg county 4-H picnic with 42 members and many family attendees. The piece also covers nitrogen irrigation trials at Paul Monson farm, district horse show results for Beth Monson and Diane Cannon, a federal gas tax refund form 2240 reminder, a Mead tractor power day swine display, and Aug 1 deadlines for warm season millet flax and third crop alfalfa certification.
On hand a Moline 602 Diesel tractor ready to go to work. Also Moline Uni Picker shelter mounted on Uni tractor. Spiketooth harrows disc harrows chisel plows. New Holland dryers and grain augers. Used tractors include 1949 Moline M power steering 1949 8N Ford 4 speed Oliver 88 Diesel Super 77 Diesel John Deere A and B models plus 3-14 and 4-14 Oliver plows. Elevators available.
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