Happenings from Yesterday Osceola Record 1953 lookback
A retrospective from the Osceola Record recounts events a decade ago on Sept 17 1953 including obituaries such as Wm Hartman 85 and local anniversaries 25th and 50th. It notes school enrollment 258 college enrollments and community updates from family milestones to civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hartman
Osceola
Kepner
Valley Cemetery
Carl Wieseman
George Matheson
Chas. G. Johnston
Jerry Schmoker
Lincoln
Sgt
Armand Schmoker
Korea
Camp Carson
Home lawn fertilizer guide and silo gas safety tips
County agents summarize a new USDA Home and Garden Bulletin on choosing lawn fertilizers and understanding fertilizer costs. They also warn about silo gas hazards with steps to stay safe, and advise on grasshopper control around fall wheat margins with approved insecticides and grazing restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Bulletin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Home and Garden Bulletin
Osceola
Nebraska
National Safety Council
University of Nebraska
R. E. Roselle
College of Agriculture
Quick Dill Pickles A New Fresh Pack Method
U S Department of Agriculture specialists offer a fresh pack dill pickles method cutting fermentation to a boil water bath. The recipe yields 7 quarts using cucumbers salt sugar vinegar and dill with spices, processing 20 minutes at elevations below 1000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Osceola Sunday visitors and grasshopper outbreak notes
Out-of-town guests of Mrs A J Inness include Dr and Mrs Frank Snider and son of Lincoln Mr and Mrs Leonard Inness of Omaha and Mr and Mrs Bob Inness and children of Elkhorn. Joe Sullivan of Grand Island visited Mrs May Hastings. Dorothy Roach of Long Beach arrived to stay with her mother Mrs Carrie Wisely at Samaritan Home. Grasshopper infestations are localized with most in southwest Nebraska and along the Platte River. numbers highest in idle lands and grasslands, with spotty infestation in the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Inness
Frank Snider
Lincoln
Leonard Inness
Omaha
Bob Inness
Elkhorn
Joe Sullivan
Grand Island
May Hastings
Dorothy Roach
Long Beach
Calif
Carrie Wisely
Samaritan
Mrs. Roach
Addie Wieseman
Roselle
Harold Bell
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Platte River
Lake McConaughy
Fullerton
Bell
Community Visitors and Gatherings Around Columbus
District 18 notes a flurry of visits and social events around Columbus Nebraska including Louie and Louie Benda with Eller family, Flamme and Behle dinners, Leimser funeral attendance, Inselman Creston visit, Lisko and Smolenski hospitality, many calls from Columbus residents, Lone Star Project luncheon in Columbus, and hospital stay for Frederick Hasselbalch, all reflecting a busy social week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Benda
Richard Eller
Fred Flamme
Henry Behle
North of Columbus
Clarence Leimser
Leland Goteluschen
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Columbus
William Inselman
Creston
Albert Inselmans
Edward Lisko
Valeria Smolenski
Nick Eller
Frederick Flamme
Emil Koziol
Osceola
Fritz Brase
Near
Bellwood
Hulda Schreiber
George Fletcher
Marysville
Kan
Claude Fletcher
Lee Iwanski
Leonard Kropatsch
Patricia
Alfred Bernt
Leslie Hohndorf
Francis Johnson
Central City
Albert
Iman
Ralph Hasselbalch
Near Osceola
Harold Smith
Ti Neal Hasselbalch
Lone Star Project Club
Keen Korner Cafe
Allen Hanner
Neal Hasselbalch
Virgil Spitz
Frederick
Lutheran Hospital
Louise A. Schmidt
C. W. Leimser
Albert Inselman
Leo Bernt
Family of
Lyle Ernest
Family
Bernts
Sorghum Making in Nebraska Roots of Early Industry
In pioneer Nebraska sorghum or molasses filling local sweetening needs with many one family mills and numerous custom operations. Cane varieties, yields of 80 to 100 gallons per acre, simple mills powered by horses, and evaporators that produced molasses rather than refined sugar dominated rural life amid flood season uses for the pans as boat passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Pioneer
Trans- Missouri
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Osceola Record
NEBRA
Vtest Association
asGb cfAkian
Kathy Howe
Nebr
CCC
Jim Brazee
Harry Brazee
Hastings College
Margaret Hanson
Glenna Berck
Alice Schott
Dick Mills
Wayne Wieseman
Ruth Bintz
Fern Pearson
Evangelical Hospital
Earl Millthollen
Millhol
Helen Deeter
Jean Ross
Clayton Louis Moravec
St. Paul
Bradford Johnson
Polk County
Osborne
Maurice Moser
Lloyd Moser
Polk
Irma Marie Walker
Frank Walker
Edmund Gabel
Emil Thelander
Arthur N. Johnson
Platte Valley Bank
Parent-Teachers Association
Josiah Locke
Library Board
11Th Maine Infantry
Locke
Home Agent News
Osceola News
Alta Liske
Thomas A. Reece
United
National Distributes
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Ray A. Conrad
Oxzsceola
The
Federal Land Bank Association
David City
FLBA
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Federal Land Bank Association of
David City, Nebraska
Norton & Norton Law Office
He Gas Company
Ges
Natori
Muse Theatre
Osceola, Nebraska
Jason and the
Argonauts
Eastman Color
Todd Armstrong
Jason
Nancy Kovack
Medea
SUN
MON
Janet Leigh
Dick van Dyke
Ann Margret
Maureen Stepleton
Birdie
Sat.sun
W. D. Aeschbacher
State Historical Society
Osceola Professional Cleaners
Shelby
Community Hall
Surprise, Nebr
Omaha Merchandise Mart, Inc
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