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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1977
Page
8
The National Milk Producers Federation plans a lawsuit to block an FDA proposal replacing the minimum nonfat dry milk content in ice cream with a minimum protein standard. Spokesmen warn that substituting casein could harm farmers and expose the government to costs.
Four Sannthills hosts 350 4-H and FFA beef calves for show and sale across ten counties. Chet Hawley of Thedford notes calves are trained preweaned and on light grain, with entries from ten counties. Events run Oct 7 Atkinson 8 am show 1 30 pm sale, Oct 8 Thedford 8 am show 1 30 pm sale, Oct 10 Valentine 8 am show 1 30 pm sale, Oct 10 Bassett 2 pm show 7 30 pm sale.
The note asserts 156 languages spoken by at least a million people and that all dreams occur in living color. It presents a curious claimed fact about language diversity and visual vividness of dreams.
The text urges readers to separate fact from fancy and look behind the scenes. It warns that some authorities test your skills, praises conscientious work, and cautions against letting small setbacks disrupt you. Mentions a skeptical but hopeful tone about plans and contracts.
Homeowners can cut fuel costs by upgrading to modern wood windows with two paned insulating glass, tight weatherstripping, and superior frame insulation. A wide range of styles, including double hung and bays, are available at local lumber dealers and building supply stores.
Eugene Newton, extension agent chairman for Brown Keya Paha and Rock counties since May 1 1943, will retire Oct 15 A public reception for Newton and family is set for Sept 25 from 2 to 5 p m at the Ainsworth Congregational Church Friends and associates are invited Newton helped shift the three county area from cow calf production to a diversified agriculture including irrigation corn cattle feeding and hog producing ventures
Washington report outlines a proposal designating nearly a quarter of Alaska as park lands wilderness areas and wildlife refuges. The plan, backed by the administration, is expected to spark a fight in Congress between environmentalists and business interests over developing Alaska’s resources.
Crawford Nebraska officials announce a sale of 25 buffalo from Montana stock at Fort Robinson State Park west of Crawford. The auction starts at 1 p.m. MDT and includes a mix of sires two-year-olds and two adult cows. For details contact Vincent Rother park supt at 308 665 2660. Earlier notices also listed 55 buffalo and 70 Toy Longhorn cattle to be sold at Valentine on October 5.
Nebraska Farmers Union general manager backs USDA actions against profit taking by meat and processing middlemen. He urges uncovering every industry practice used to keep prices at disaster levels for livestock producers.
Nebraska Agriculture, the official tabloid of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation, announced in its September 16 issue that its frequency will drop from 22 to 12 issues per year. The board cited postage rate increases as the major reason, noting postage has risen about 400 percent in seven years.
Senator Carl Curtis cosponsors Senate legislation to exempt disaster payments from the 20 thousand per farmer aid ceiling under the target price program. The exemption would apply only after 1978, the Nebraskan says, in the new farm bill.
The National Home Improvement Council NHIC speaks for the $30 billion home improvement industry with 1800 contractor members. Chapters nationwide hold monthly meetings to improve member skills and consumer service, list members in Yellow Pages, work with BBB on arbitration, and sponsor promotions like Home Improvement Time and local shows.
Tire industry and Safety Council officials warn that a bulging radial tire appearance often signals under inflation. Radials use flexible sidewalls with strong tread, offering better mileage but require regular air checks and correct suspension setup. Proper inflation can improve gas mileage by up to five percent.
Readers ask how to fit furniture and a television in a 10 by 13 foot family room. Solutions include ceiling mounted fixtures or a wall built in TV unit to save floor space and seating grouped in a single corner as shown.
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