Commodity Credit grain loans and subsidy payments details
The article lists Commodity Credit Corporation grain loan terms with wheat at $1.51 per bushel for No 1 and 48 cents for cats, plus 3 percent interest and a 1 cent per bushel service charge, available through December 31, 1946 and due April 30, 1947, with 30 days stock storage. It also notes milk and butterfat subsidies for April to June, with rates of 17 cents per pound butterfat and 60 cents per cwt milk in April, 15 cents and 45 cents in May and June, plus a crop insurance offer for wheat for 1947–1949. A Kansas– Nebraska travelogue follows detailing a Chicago trip, Milwaukee centennial events, and Lake Michigan crossings with family observations.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Social guest list fills Sunday visits across area
George Dorsey joined Sunday dinner at the Ramsey home with the Will Greenhome and several local families. Others welcomed include Hilderbrants and Millenbrocks from Marysville, Recknor hosts with Jenkins visitors, and Lytle, Jefferies and Schnasse households nearby. Additional dinners and visits occurred among Erickson, Lindburg, Dose, Shenk, Klingsborn, Otte, and Heiden families across Osceola, York, and surrounding towns.
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George Dorsey
Hugh Ramsey
Gerald Stevens
Harold Bedient
Kenneth
Will Greenhome
Will Hilderbrant
Millenbrock
Marysville
Kansas
Edward Recknor
Raymond Jenkins
York
A. A. Allen
D. D. King
Elanor Allen
Azusa
Calif
Charles Lytle
O. S Jefferies
Benedict
Edward Schnasse
Osceola
Carroll Erickson
Hordville
Clarence Jones
Moline
Willard Lindburg
Art Dose
Louella
Minnie Smith
Marie
Mervin Shenk
George Otte
Bpwart Klingsborn
Alber Heiden
R. E. Merchant
Clyde Babcock 1882 Shelby native dies at funeral
Clyde Babcock born Barabou WisconsinApril 28 1882 came to Shelby as a boy married Kathryn Wiser daughter Evelyn born to union spent all adult life in Shelby Loved flowers birds and bees funeral services held at Shelby J B Church Saturday with Rev Wantz in charge
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Clyde Babcock
Clyde B. Babcock
Barabou
Wisconsin
Shelby
Katheryn Wiser
Evelyn
Rev
Wantz
Merry Makers 4H Club Hosts July Meeting
The Merry Makers 4 H Club met July 29 at the Paul Strand home with Luella Gustafson and Carlyn Strand as hostesses. Cup cakes judged by cooking group. Jeanelle Kroger and Luella Gustafson contributed cakes. Sewing group reviewed machine stitching and discussed Keeping Clothes Trim. LaVonne Lyle played clarinet. fifteen members attended and refreshments were served.
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Merry Makers
Merry Makers 4
Paul Strand
Luella Gustaffson
Carlyn Strand
Jeanelle Kroger
Luella Gustafson
LaVonne Lyle
Strand Family Returns From Midwest Vacation
Mr and Mrs Paul Strand and their daughter came home Friday evening after a vacation trip through Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin noting pleasant travels and family time.
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Paul Strand
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Polk County Emerges as Seed Production Hub
Polk County strengthens postwar farming as Hybrid Seed Corn expands. Private breeders Pearl Coffin and Joe Sedlak Jr. run acreage for four seed numbers, with Coffin cultivating 25 acres and Sedlak 5 acres of Nebraska 1001, jointly supported by 24-H club members Milton Thomas and Vernon Dye.
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County Extension News
Polk County
Pearl Coffin
Joe Sedlak, Jr
Nebraska
Milton Thomas
Vernon Dye
Detasselling job call for forty workers
Contract representatives Mr Dean and Mr Petersen seek 40 detassellers. They will be paid per hour for the next twenty days. Interested applicants may call 82 or 82w2 at any hour, seven days a week. employment arrangements will be made.
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Dean
Petersen
Polk County Plans Seed Price for Pawnee Wheat
Polk County reports 47 producers of certified seed and a July 24 meeting established 2.25 dollars per bushel at the farm as a fair margin for certified Pawnee seed wheat. About 15,000 bushels exist. buyers are urged to use certified seed to avoid purity losses from mixtures and improve test weight and milling quality. The piece also notes a 4-H picnic in Osceola Park with 110 attendees featuring games, a Hello bingo variant, swimming, cheerleaders, and club activities, plus updates from Junior Homemakers and Wise Winners clubs.
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Polk County
Pawnee
Osceola
Osceola Business Men’s Organization
Marcia Burritt
Alyce Gabel
Nancy la Munyon
Sunny Side Club
Wayland Workers Club Plans Picnic After July Meeting
At the Wayland Workers Club meeting on July 26 at Lila Rosenberry’s home the girls checked their posture and discussed grooming. Plans were made to hold a picnic on July 30. The next regular meeting is set for August 11 at Vivian Rosenberry’s home.
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Roberta Tewell
Knerr
Wayland Workers Club
Lila Rosenberry
Vivian Rosenberry
Charles Moberg 92 Dies in Lincoln Cerebral Hemorrhage
Charles Moberg born September 30, 1853 in Sweden died July 29 1946 at Lincoln Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. Immigrated 1868 to Galva Nebraska then Polk County later Lincoln. Survived by son Fred N Moberg and grandson Charles, wife died 1933. Funeral held July 31 at Brauer Funeral Home Polk with Rev Milford Olson. interment Swede Plain Cemetery.
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Charles Moberg
Alfila Socken
Sodra Helsings
Gerleborgslan
Sweden
Lincoln Hospital
Mr Moberg
America
Galvalil
Christine Anderson
Fred
Moberg
Polk County
Nebaraska
Lincoln
Fred N. Mohberg
Charles
Mr. Moberg
Evangelical Free Church
Polk
Brauer Funeral Home
Milford E. Olson
Exiwin Nyberg
M. E. Olson
Swede Plain Cemetery
Sale of Havilland China by Estate Administrator
J L Stouffer as administrator of the estate of Platoon Sgt Har old W Davis offers for sale a 64 piece Havilland China set at his Polk home this Saturday at 9 p m A preliminary bid of 100 dollars has already been received for the set.
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J L. Stouffer
Harold W Davis
Polk
Let us send in your subs cription to the Omaha World-Herald
The Omaha World-Herald subscription process is described with emphasis on convenience and options for readers to subscribe or renew their print or digital access, noting possible locations, payment methods, and service channels.
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The
Omaha World--Herald
Omaha World Herald
Residents traveling and visiting in Stor sburg area
Clement L Amerson and Nels Holm took an ambulance to Omaha to bring Mrs Nels Holm home from the hospital. Wayne Stever left for Lansing Michigan to begin at Michigan State University in fall. Capt Ralph Johnson on terminal leave visited his mother and relatives in Stor sburg after service in Europe. Rev Victor Swanson returned home to Kansas City after a month with relatives. Cecil Brown and LeRoy came back from Paxton after three weeks harvesting. Paula Jean Scharman returned from a ten day visit to Elgin with the Frisbie family.
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Clement L. Amerson
Nels Holm
Omaha
Wayne Stever
Lansing
Michigan
Michigan State University
Ralph Johnson
Georgia
Della Johnson
Victor Swanson
Kansas City
Missouri
Wm. Carlson
Cecil Brown
LeRoy
Paxton
Nebraska
Paula Jean Scharman
D. EB. Frisbie
Elgin
Osceola Area News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Osceola residents and visitors are listed during a busy period. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. J N Norton from Washington DC visiting their son W W Norton and family, and Mrs. Robert M Johnston returning from Lincoln after a week with Ralph Plummer. Local trips include Miss Elsie Crossant's shower, Lt Max Peterson's return from Manila and discharge in San Francisco, and various family picnics and fishing success at Lake Ericson.
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J. N. Norton
Washington DC
W W. Norton
Robert M Johnston
Lincoln
Ralph Plummer
That City
Deuritz Swanson
Albert Anderson
Yvonne
Otto Olson
John Anderson
Enoch
Margit Anderson
Kenneth Mentink
Osceola
Thure Johnson
Philip
Stromsburg
Lutheran Parsonage
Johnson
Sweden
Alyce Arnold
Alyce Elizabeth
Paul Yeaman
Omaha
Clyde Courtney
Curtis
Nebraska
Ateau
Megsrs
Mesdames Chas
F.johnson
Ford
Albert J.johnson
Ed Johnson
Oscar E. Johnson
C. W. Lundberg
Donald Bennett
Harlan McKeag
Wm Ruhl
Raymond Branting
Byron Johnson
Leonard Mentink
Carleton Anderson
Fred Johnson
Earl Johnson Roswill Johnson
de Loss Buchholz
August Senn
Lake Ericson
Helen
Jean
Lowell Hangon
Elnora Crossant
Elsie Crossant
Wendell Spalding
Max Peterson
C. R. Peterson
San Francisco
Army
Manila
Roy Johnson
Alma
Neb
Bill Scheuneman
Franklin
Winnie Johnson
Robert Timm
Mark Timm
Betty Wieseman
Chris Wieseman
Frank Bard
Wahoo
A Hedlund
Holdrege
E. T. Sall
Local Picnic Observed at City Park on Sunday
The Frog Pond Picnic will be observed Sunday August 11 at the city park at 1:00 all attenders should bring dinner dishes and lunch items Coffee will be served by the committee. Several local families hosted dinners and gatherings over the weekend with relatives and friends including Ericksons Gustafsons Crammers Huffmans Larson and Nelsons among others. A large group from Stromsburg Osceola Genoa and North Platte enjoyed picnics and visits while others noted weekend travels and a birthday celebration for Billy McNaught. Robert Paul Holmes returned from Great Lakes Center for eight day leave and will join advanced engineering after August 3.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Michigan
Pontiac
Lake Michigan
Holland
WBBM
Wrigley Building
Mae West Wasj
Nebraska
Iowa
Frog Pond
Robert Paul Holmes
Great Lakes Center
Paul Holmes
Robert
San Diego
Great Lakes
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Union Gospel Service
Polk Churches
First Baptist Church
Polk Bible Camp
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Ren Ancien
Europe
Wise Winners Club
Stormsburg
Osceola News
Marguerite Walker
Blanche Fewood
S. A. Snider
Don Byers
Grand Island
G. C. Fonda
Frederick McFadden
Salamanaca
New York
Clara J. Horst
Florence Miller
David City
John Miller
Donald Schott
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Elsie Cerny
Bess Shelmadine
Alburquerque
New Mexico
Carrol Erickson
Hampton
Rudolph Gustafson
Rodger Gustafson
Linda
Oscar Gustafson
Cliff Cramer
Harold Green
Harold Cramer
Forrest Bowman
Lawrence Huffman
Walter Huffman
Theo. Larson
E. E. Beckenburg
Ed Larson
Leroy Nelson
Hardville
W. P. Miller
Ellsworth Duneau
G. F Brownfield
Linecoln
O. W. Hill
G. M. Hill
Loup
Roy Nelson
Clarks
Willard Adelson
Frank Adelson
Mrs. Bar] Rasmussen and Son
Ruth Chandler
Norfolk
City
Clarence Nelson
Mrs Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Neil McNaught
Tnor
Billy
Frank Nelson
Central City
Will Kroger
Wood Kroger
Ben Peterson
George Wurtz
Delvin Lindholm
Buckley Park
Geo. Heckman
John Samuelson
Genoa
Martin Appleton
Rudolph Appleton
J. Oo. Swanson
Dave
Doris Beckner
Don Lindholm
Leland Harless
Ben Cissna
Howard Bunting Hal
George Pearson
Elizabeth
N. J
Dale Huntwork
San Jose
Florence Pearson
Denver
Helen Pearson
Floyd
Dolan
Rolland Ekdahl
North Platte
Emil Samuelson
Joe Bhn
Oacked Heart Church
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