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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1958
Page
2
The Record ships a day early for Thanksgiving week, then resumes two busy days of work before turkey dinner. After Thanksgiving, attention shifts to Christmas ads for Polk county homes in the December 4 issue, with moisture and static complicating press runs, prompting moisture and spray humor.
The GE statement stresses employees should decide individually on union membership free from coercion. It argues unions grow strongest when members are committed and calls on citizens to clarify their beliefs on unionism amid looming labor legislation and a new Congress.
Moon debates heat up as von Braun plans another rocket flight to the Moon amid UN exchanges with Russia over lunar sovereignty. Astronomers note a possible eruption near Alphonse crater but caution that further study of lunar facts remains essential.
Ford, a new soybean line from the Iowa Station, will reach some Nebraska farmers in 1959. It aims to replace Lincoln and Hawkeye in many areas, delivering 1-4 bushels higher yield than rivals and maturing earlier than Clark in key regions. Seed available 1960 with 1959 planting in adaptable areas.
Local notes from Wesley Chapel, social center and rest home, list visitors and gatherings. Neighborhood families from North Bend Stromsburg Bellwood St Edward Omaha and San Antonio share dinners, church events, birthdays, confirmations, and hospital trips amid weekly club meetings including Laundry Hints and Gadgets and Coffeehousers Bridge Club. Community members travel to Long Pine and Palmer for visits and Thanksgiving plans with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Pehrson and Richard visited at the Rudolph Swanson home for Sunday dinner and lunch. Laurence Meister and family joined a card party at Paul Meister home. Art Gabriel hosted dinner and lunch with guests Henry Ebel Bellwood Leon Genevieve Joe Karges Clarks and Albert Gabriel Lester Bobby. P B Campbell will spend Thanksgiving with sister Mary Bright in Alexandria.
Oct issue reports Elvin Denman of Grand Island capturing his fifth single row picker title. Non irrigated field yielded 130 bushels per acre. Denman began corn picking in high school, first with hand picking.
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