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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1970
Page
3
Discussion outlines that moldy grain silage and hay are not typically highly toxic to livestock, with cattle most resistant. It advises surface mold removal, limited initial use, and gradual inclusion of 15 to 20 percent moldy grain. Describes mycotoxin symptoms and cautions, plus safe testing and gradual introduction.
Esther Kuhnel catalogs Sunday dinners and visits across the community from Omaha to Columbus. Local families, birthdays, hospital trips, and club meetings show active social life with numerous hosting households and neighborly gatherings.
On Tuesday March 10 a set of work harness, a 350‑gal fuel tank with stands, plywood sheets, forks, scoops, hand tools, and numerous articles are consigned to the McKeag sale by Mim Peterson.
The menu lists meals for March 9 through March 11 including goulash with green beans corn bread and fruit and milk. March 10 fried chicken peas jello milk and sandwich. March 11 dried beef gravy over biscuits spinach carrot sticks fruit and an extra peanut butter sandwich. Bareita appears as a stray word.
Mrs Don Baer and Mrs Joe Krumbach from Columbus visited Mr Baer at the Vets Hospital in Grand Island Sunday afternoon. The Glen Greens visited him Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert A Gabriel and Mr and Mrs Alfred Bernt were among those attending the Rosary for Mrs Julius Nebosis in Columbus Friday evening and later visited Mr and Mrs Albert Bernt in Columbus.
District 54 residents report moves to Silver Creek and nearby farms. Neighbors plus visitors recount health trips, family gatherings, travel to Lincoln and Omaha, and community events including Ladies Night Out at the Legion Club.
Leona Imhoff reports a series of Sunday dinners and social visits. Families including Schott Laska Potter Lisco Imhoff Blaser Wy man and Wyman shared meals and attended a roller skating party and church Ladies Aid activities. Hospital and extended family visits occurred across Osceola and Fullerton areas.
Osceola locals report visits and gatherings from last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Will of Monmouth Illinois spent time with parents Mr. and Mrs. Orval Eikenhorst. Sunday supper included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eikenhorst and Fred Schildt of Seward. Dean Henriksen returned Thursday from a week’s vacation in Phoenix and Las Vegas. Bob Sterup family visited Lana Sterup at Kearney State College Saturday.
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