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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
7
A clipped notice references Standard Oil Products and individual Dick Harless in an unclear line. The fragment hints at a business or product dispute but lacks concrete details or full context to confirm actions or outcomes.
Sincere thanks to all who remembered me with cards visits and help to my family while I was in the hospital and after returning home. Jerry Johansen sincere appreciation to the Raymond Beebes Bill Beebes Stanley VanHoosens Helen Beebe and Grace Hunter for taking me to Lincoln daily for medi-
Clifford A. Carlson of rural Stromsburg was convicted in Polk County Court of buying furs without the $10 resident fur buyer permit. Judge Merle E. Edstrom fined him $50 plus costs and $4350 in liquidated damages, the largest such penalty in Nebraska. Officers seized 170 muskrat, two beaver and two mink pelts and carcasses on January 14, 1975. Carlson pled guilty to the charges.
A long list of weekend visits and meals across Lincoln, Osceola, Grand Island, Wahoo, Central City, and Polk. Families such as Widgas Brazdas Johnsons Sundbergs Carlsonses Waller Andersons Randells and Joneses share dinners, church visits, and birthday celebrations including Grace Harless and Lovette McCoy.
In a long review of the 1975 Nebraska Legislature special session, the writer condemns unfunded governor proposals and praises LB 3 LB 4 and LB 6 amendments. He notes corrections on state cash flow, a near million deficit in the Department of Corrections, and a 30 day payment plan. He cites income and sales tax changes and warns of broader economic impact on farmers and state finances.
Laura Van Hoosen expresses gratitude to friends in Osceola for kind wishes on her 90th birthday and notes the day was made perfect by their thoughtfulness.
Guests hosted at the Widga and Steve home included the Fjell, Sundberg, Forss, Beckman, Peter son, and others from Osceola Polk Columbus and Clarkson Hospital in Omaha. Carl Johnson family hosted Cindy’s birthday supper with additional visits by Wesley Jones and Lee Van Winkle’s party.
Mrs Homer Green and Mrs Levert Peterson Jr and family visited Mrs Stanley Larson to observe her birthday Saturday afternoon. Mr Cecil Bennett Mr Kenneth Anderson and families stayed with Mrs Lowell Bennett from Thursday to Sunday. Mrs Dave Waller was a guest at Dee Hastings home in Silver Creek on Tuesday. Wilbur Falk and Sidney Hanson families hosted coffee after Sunday church. Levert Peterson Jr and Tripp joined others for coffee at Bob Peterson’s Sunday evening.
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