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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1971
Page
2
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In Polk County Nebraska the county court schedules probate of Maggie A Wieseman will and appoints Glenna M Wieseman Administratrix c.t.a. hearing set for June 1 1971 at 10 o clock A M in the county court room Osceola Nebraska notice dated May 4 1971 signed County Judge 5-27-31R.
Notice from County Court Osceola Nebraska that Hattie P. Tindall deceased seeks final settlement determination of heirship inheritance taxes and fees with hearing set for June 4 1971 at 10 A.M. Dated May 6 1971. Also notice for appointment of Michael L. Simonsen as Administrator with hearing June 3 1971 at 10 A.M. in County Court Room.
Notices announce hearings on May 24 1971 and June 4 1971 for Mabel C Hoy Clyde W Cannon and Eldon R Johnson estates with probate actions including heirship tax fees and final accounts. Also opens notice to creditors for William O Imhoff estate with claims due by a specified date.
The ad advocates men get a thorough yearly medical checkup. It notes the process takes time and patience and may involve a bit of discomfort, but aims to keep men healthy. If nothing is found, return next year. if issues arise, the most important benefit is gained by early detection.
Arthur Carman born September 14 1900 to Fred and Lilly Carman near Shelby died May 11 1971 in Omaha aged 70 He married Mildred Stineman May 23 1929 and had three children The family lived near Rising City Stromsburg and later Omaha where he worked at Swift's 1942 1965 Surviving Mildred a daughter Jean Bellot two sons Richard and Donald four grandchildren and many relatives Services were held May 11 1971 at Kepner Roberts Chapel with Rev Richard Odgers officiating Interment Osceola Cemetery
Leona Imbeotf reports a whirlwind of visits and gatherings across District 54. Donn Atkinson returns from Kansas State University to spend time with his parents as numerous relatives and friends attend laureate services, picnics, and birthdays. The week features church banquets, 8th grade graduations, and multiple family dinners from Genoa to Fullerton, Ord, and Columbus with Shott Wyman and Swertzic families prominent in the social calendar.
The article recounts the origins of Rogation Days in Vienne France and explains how soil stewardship evolved in America from Soil and Soul Sunday to Soil Stewardship Week. It notes church adoption, Farm and Ranch magazine influence, National Association of Soil Conservation Districts sponsorship, and the May 16 23 observance.
Recent rains highlight the role of crop residue mulch and cover in protecting soil. Topsoil resists erosion while subsoil erodes quickly, with rills and sheet erosion common where topsoil is removed. Suggestions include immediate seeding, stockpiling topsoil, and controlled runoff. Soil & Water Conservation District and Soil Conservation Service offer assistance to land users.
Osceola residents marked Mother's Day with dinners and visits. Guests included the Larry Cudaback family in Exeter, the Shel don Bond and Lambert households in Lincoln, and the Phoebe Morgan gathering at the Ryan apartment building. Visitors from Denver, Lincoln, Stromsburg, Bellwood, and Shelby joined relatives for the holiday.
Eugene V. Sterup ASCS County Executive Director states 1296 county farms in Polk County enrolled in the 1971 Wheat and Feed Grain Program. National uptake reached a record with 83 percent of feed grain base and 95 percent of wheat allotments signed up. Participants set aside a portion of base or allotment, receive set aside payments later this year, and may obtain CCC loans. The program offers flexibility to meet market demand while maintaining efficiency, with guidance and measurement services available from the county ASCS office.
Senators Tunney and Curtis sponsor S 1775 to form farmer associations as bargaining agents for set prices. Handlers like flour milk and meat firms would must bargain in good faith with the certified agent. The plan covers grain sugar beets milk fruits vegetables and even livestock with hog pricing before breeding season.
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