April Interlude and Crane Chase Across Nebraska Countryside
Nearly 70 hours of rain sweep across Nebraska with glimpses of sun and green thaw. Local reflections note April’s warm sound while March remains muddy and cranes bloom on Sandhill routes, plus a harp quartet from the USSR delights listeners and neighbors share family news from Osceola and nearby towns.
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Nebraska
Hal Borland
Gilad
LaVerne Bryan
U.S.S.R
United States
Maureen Schumann
Sandra Walgren
DeVon Carlson
P.S
Osceola
Firefighting Class Completes Advanced Training in Osceola
Osceola and Stromsburg volunteer firefighters finished seven weeks of advanced training on Thursday night. The cohort toured local sites including the Osceola Hotel Cafe Mert's Appliance TV and Lepp and Larsen before practicing pre planning techniques for fire events.
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Osceola and
Stromsburg
Osceola
Mert’s Appliance & TV
Lepp and Larsen
Lester Lukert
Seward
Jim Lewis
Osceola Community News Visitors and Plans Update
The Erwin Andersons of Omaha were weekend guests of Mrs Edna Anderson and Irene. Mrs Clarence Carlson and Mrs Rolland Ekstrom and Karleen spent Monday in Omaha. Mervin Strombergs home hosted Rev and Mrs Donald Grummert of Minneapolis. Osceola Department will continue visits and pre planning to visit every business place in Osceola before summer end.
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Erwin Andersons
Omaha
Edna Anderson
Irene
Clarence Carlson
Rolland Ekstrom
Karleen
Mervin Stromberg
Donald Grummert
Minneapolis
Minn
Grummert
Stromberg
Osceola Record
Osceola
Brucellosis Eradication Rules Updated for Nebraska Cattle
Nebraska farmers face new brucellosis rules effective late 1972. Extension vet Dr. Alex Hogg explains testing, backtagging, and quarantines. Rules require negative tests for females and bulls over two, identification by backtags or ear tags, and two negative herd tests to lift quarantine with 120 days between reactors. In 1972, 1,115 reactors found on farms and 741 in markets.
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Nebraska
Alex Hogg
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bureau of Animal Industry
Nebraska cattle tests push brucellosis eradication effort
Tests for a total of 1856 cattle show a reactor rate near eight-tenths of one percent. Nebraska cattlemen are urged to cooperate with new regulations designed to eradicate brucellosis and end the long testing program that has lasted over 40 years. Infection rates have fallen from about 10 percent to under one percent making owner participation essential to complete eradication.
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Nebraska
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