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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1975
Page
2
The Osceola Record traces its origins to The Homesteader started in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. Editor Sandra S. Walgren lists subscription rates of $6 per year in state and $7.50 out of state with a 15 cent single copy.
Several probate notices list estates including Ansel Pehrson Eva Dunn Robert D Voss Orlin Miller and George Barbee. Hearings are scheduled in Polk County Court Osceola and claim deadlines range from March to July 1975 with executors administrators named and dates for probate hearings.
From the March 3 1975 meeting the board discussed building needs and a revised summer Driver Ed program. They approved a deed exchange with the city for parking lot space and authorized purchases for new school furniture and equipment including home economics gear and wrestling mended teaching certificates were noted. An April 7 1975 meeting at the high school was scheduled and minutes listed supplier charges for books services and supplies.
The Board convened at 10 00 A M with all members present to audit claims. Kerkman moved to allow claims and draw warrants. Daum seconded. roll call affirmed. Items include insurance counseling travel supplies printing and various dispatcher and clerical expenses across General Fund Road Fund and State/Fund accounts with totals and payees such as Becher Curry Marilyn Buhl Cornhusker Office Supply Otto Daum and others.
The Committee on Agriculture and Environment heard LB 436 requiring cattle buyers to pay by Nebraska bank check. Bills LB 203 LB 214 LB 363 dubbed Family Farm legislation drew testimony. The session drew 500 plus attendees, with concerns over constitutionality of LB 214 LB 357 and potential compromises to protect private property and farm interests. Proceedings adjourned at 4 30 PM with plans to meet again March 18 1975.
Garden writer Alvin M. Cerny explains that rake frequency depends on debris and that light aeration is best when thatch is not thick. He warns against aggressive power raking and advises gentle passes to avoid lawn damage, noting plugs should stay for soil improvement and stressing aeration after heavy foot traffic or riding mowers.
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