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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
6
Polk County Extension News urges households to purchase sugar now for canning and preserving. Buying ahead is thrift, not hoarding, as ample sugar is produced but import, refine and distribution take time. When warehouses fill from underordering, refineries halt production due to storage limits.
The notice urges purchasing canning sugar now to avoid shortages when canning begins, citing limited transportation and other supplies. It also notes seed oats for 1952, extended certification deadlines, and crop program updates from the Crop Improvement Association and Weed District with service rates and scheduling advice.
Weedy grain discussions on control and yield are noted as farmers reflect on annual weed challenges. Mart Anderson and son joined Mollie Swanson at Beneandt for a Sunday visit. Clair Emmons and family spent Mother’s Day with Suzie Hutchinson in Lincoln. Florence Miller of Grand Island visited Osceola sister Clara Horst, learning Ida Miller of Denver fractured her hip and is hospitalized there.
Mrs Norwood Creekpaum and Miss Ellen Branting of Omaha visited family in Stromsburg to spend Mother's Day with their parents Mr and Mrs O F Branting. The Brantings and their daughters hosted a Sunday dinner at the H B Branting home.
Mrs W D Kirtley of Nebraska City spent a week as a house guest at Mrs S A Snider and Mr and Mrs Don Byers. Sunday guests at the Byers home included Mrs G C Fonda of Grand Island Mrs Margaret Moran and daughter Charlotte of Grand Island Mrs S A Snider and Lynn Mrs Sarah Byers and Mr and Mrs Don Ray Byers and Mary.
The Mayor and City Council of Osceola Nebraska establish the fiscal year 1951 1952 estimated expenses beginning May 3 1951 and ending May 1 1952. They determine that total revenue for 1950 1951 was a stated amount and resolve to fix the probable expenditure for the upcoming year.
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