Local Contest Hula Hoop Idea and Notes on Harvest Weather
A casual editorial notes a town hula hoop contest idea for fall. It observes many youths using hoops and suggests older participants could join. It also mentions dry fall weather delaying corn and milo moisture, frost, and field conditions.
Grandma’s scrub revival fights hospital germs and winter illness
A 1940s style warning notes that overreliance on antibiotics allowed germs like Staphylococcus aureus to adapt. Hospitals regain old disinfection practices using Lysol and regular cleaning. Households follow suit as Mrs America scrubs, pine scent and Grandma’s wisdom vindicated.
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Grandma
Plow Squires Comfort Through Saddle Cushions
The piece notes that farm tractors introduced comfort but exposure wears cushions quickly. Farmers still rely on calloused hands for plowing stamina while tractor seats rot under sun, rain, and dust, prompting cushions to address a practical need.
Spring Plowing Boost With DuPont Foam Tractor Seat
Farmers get ready for spring plowing with Massey Ferguson built tractor seats using five and a half inch foam cushions made from polyether uroethane resin. The foam reportedly lasts longer, resists sun damage, and cushions shocks from field bumps, improving comfort for operators.
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Florida
duPont
Massey-Ferguson
Early French Exploration Reaches Nebraska Borderlands
French explorers pushed into Nebraska region before and after 1700 from Canada and along the Missouri, reaching the Mandan area and possibly the Black Hills. De Bourgmond's 1712 1717 missions opened contact with the Kansas Pawnee Otos Omaha and Ponca, giving the French knowledge of the Missouri up to the Platte and the use of the name Nebraska by 1720.
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Louisiana Territory
United States
Nebraska
Canada
Great Lakes
France
Mississippi
Missouri
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
North Dakota
Pierre Verendrye
Verendryes
Mandan
Black Hills
South Dakota
Louisiana
Lower
de Bourgmond
Osage
Kansas
Platte
Nebraska farm notes warn of hog cholera risk and safety
A University of Nebraska Extension veterinarian warns that many hogs remain unvaccinated due to past low prices and fading disease threat. He notes fall and early winter outbreaks align with feeding shifts and urges vaccination of feeder pigs, shoots, and breeding stock. Safety shields on machinery are urged during busy harvest. fall soil liming and the new wildlife course at UNL are also highlighted along with various farm briefs.
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University of Nebraska
E. Crosby Howe
University Extension
Soil Bank
ASC
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
M. D. Weldon
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Europe
Asia
Lincoln
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Safety Council
SuEEPLE Named Substitute County Judge
A seal indicates J. E. SuEEPLE appointed as substitute county judge with session dates September 25 October 2 and October 9 noted for the record.
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J. E. Sueeple
Notice To Creditors In Estate Of August P Anderson
Notice to creditors of the August P. Anderson estate in Polk County Nebraska. A hearing will be held January 26, 1959 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room to hear and adjust claims filed against the estate. Claims must be filed by January 24, 1959 or be barred. Dated September 25, 1958. J. E. Steeple Oct 29-16
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Evelyn C. Johnson
Frank G. Johnson
Township 15
Polk County
Nebrasa
Nebraska
August P. Anderson
State of
J. E. Steeple
Notice Of Probate Barker Estate In Osceola Nebraska
Petition for admin appointment of Erma J. Barker as administratrix filed. Hearing set for October 17, 1958 at 10 A.M. in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated September 19, 1958.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Silas W. Barker
State of
Erma J. Barker
Osceola
Osceola Letter Recalls Friends and California Move
Mrs. Ollie Schneider writes from Oildale California dated September 25 1958 about renewing The Record. She notes family updates including Ollie working in San Luis Obispo and later Santa Barbara Lynn in college and at a filling station Gary in school and active in band. She mentions a Polk county picnic in Long Beach and a new 32 lane bowling alley being built locally.
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Ollie Schneider
Schneider
Osceola
Muse Theatre
Bill Zedicher
California
Oildale
Calif
Polk County
Long Beach
Stella
Roy Parks
Stromsburg
Wayne
Elvera
Rita
Ollie
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
R. L. Pork
W. T. Grants
Lynn
Gary
Ladies Charter Bus Trip to Lincoln Bazaar for Orphanage
A group from Osceola chartered a bus on Wednesday to attend a bazaar in Pershing Auditorium, Lincoln, sponsored by the Lincoln Diocese of Catholic Churches. Proceeds support St Thomas Orphanage for Children in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson accompanied Mr and Mrs Dan Magnuson to Omaha Saturday. Magnuson stayed at Clarkson Hospital.
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Osceola
Lincoln
Pershing Auditorium
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