Delegation Visits Russian Farms
Final in a seven part series on Russian agriculture recounts life on a collective farm. The author notes average workers earn $2,500 to $3,000 yearly while prices in Kharkov and Odessa show high living costs. He observes housing, transport, schools, and church presence, concluding Russian agriculture advances yet lags behind the United States, with ideas as the longer term goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamcourt
Geuil
University of Ners Eonlege of
U. S
Kharkov
Odessa
Ford
Chevrolet
Mrs Elmer Berger and baby return from Stromsburg hospital
Mrs Elmer Berger and her baby daughter Marla Jean were discharged and returned home Thursday afternoon from Stromsburg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Berger
Marla Jean
Stromsburg Hospital
Polk County News Highlights Community and Notices
The column covers weddings and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sealey with Ray Sealey in Denver, the Van Bushs receiving a farewell party, Mrs. Ella Peterson visiting from Iowa, and housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green. It notes promotions, obituaries, and local moves, plus a county agent column about a four week youth course and pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sealey
Faer
Ray Sealey
Denver
van Bush
O. F. Alfred
Ella Peterson
Iowa
Rolland Stromberg
Harold
Hi) Green
Dental Corps
USN
Blair
Polk
Clinton Senff
Vern Eklund
York
John Johnston
Polk County Teachers’ Association
NSEA
Lincoln
Wallace Lind
Columbus
Lloyd Lind
Frank Larson
Wayne Stevens
Chambers
C. G. Jack
Ames
J. E. McDaniel
F. D. Forrester
Mir. Forrester
Polk County
College of Agriculture
University Extension Division
Nebraska School For Community Living
the Woods Charitable Fund Inc
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Russia
Schuyler
Nebraska
Independent Packer
Ara
OLK News
Tavelet
Trom
Iga
Kuppenheimer
Ireland
Reyes Ei
Men’s Clothing
Nebr
Farne and
Howe
Oscxola
Arthur McVeigh
Kathy
Albert Timms
Christmay
Zenith
Ahrens
8 &H
Holiday
Oldsmobile
Henderdon
Olds
Uy Rg
Rocket Room
Chevrolet CO
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