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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
5
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Kropatsch Deceased Nebraska. W W Norton county judge. For sale 8 room house to be moved. Also 500 gallon oil tank. Inquire of Carl Frahm.
Hardy Keller lost a left hand in a corn shredder accident at Chas Stull's farm northeast of Osceola and faces amputation after surgery. Clarence Kidder and Miss Effie Rummell wed at Frank Rummell’s home with relatives present. Mrs T C Thomas and son visit Osceola. a wagon mishap at Pratt Hotel injures none. Samuel Miller dies at 66 after illness. funeral at M E Church. Carl Gyring turns nineteen with a surprise party from friends.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the death of Mrs. Georgia Ann Frye and family members Mrs. Emma VanHoosen Daisy VanHoosen Stanley Van Hoosen Logan VanHoosen Sheridan Van Hoosen Mrs. Fayetta Osborne Reynolds and Earle Osborne.
Wilken Cleaners notes a planned call from Humphrey Engelhardt regarding car service arrangements. The record reflects a pending communication about vehicle pickup or delivery.
A Blue Valley Creamery Institute view outlines combining corn with alfalfa, skimmilk, tankage and minerals to optimize hog growth amid rising feed costs. The piece emphasizes skim milk as the cheapest protein, with alfalfa for grazing or hay and minerals for protein balance to maintain profitability even if prices fall.
The article explains common smut of corn as a highly familiar and destructive disease. It overwinters in soil and manure, spreads by spores, enters through wounds, forms lead colored bolls that release black spores, and can ruin ears or weaken plants reducing yield.
The United States Department of Agriculture has formulated standards for cotton dairy and poultry products grains hay livestock meats tobacco wool and many fruits vegetables and related items including apples asparagus beans cabbage cantaloupes carrots cauliflower celery cherries citrus fruit green corn cucumbers dewberries and blackberries eggplant grapes honey lettuce onions peaches peanuts pears peas peppers pineapples plums potatoes and more. Containers for fruits and vegetables also standardized with multiple sets for table use canning origin or variety. Standards aim to reduce waste and improve marketing efficiency in both small and large scale operations.
A collection of farm notes on using a bobsled for odd jobs, starting winter record keeping, benefits of close confinement for disease control, farm wagon longevity, silo management to prevent silage spoilage, alfalfa care, early year grazing cautions, and composting leaves by digging a garden pit for leaf mold.
Dr J G Marron M D of Brainard Nebraska announces successful treatment for chronic diseases of all kinds. The statement emphasizes broad efficacy and invites inquiries into his medical approach and services offered in Brainard.
Notice states that on Tuesday April 1928 an election will be held at City Hall Osceola for the First Ward to elect city officers including the Mayor. The document designates City Hall as the voting place and references a ward election under an ordinance.
City officials call for a local election in Osceola Polk County Nebraska to decide whether to levy a tax not exceeding six tenths of a mill annually to fund a municipal band and public musical entertainments. Balloting runs from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM on the specified day, dated March 15 1928.
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