Wartime funds and voting trends shadow World War II notes
The article weighs wartime budgets and production certainty against optimism for victory. It notes Congress appropriating billions for Army and Navy and suggests funding remains robust under all circumstances. It surveys South American volatility, Argentina and Bolivia politics, and shifts in Argentina’s corn surplus exports. It reports Census voting estimates, with 10 percent of eligible voters reaching voting age since 1940, women voters outnumbering men for the first time, and varying turnout by state. Nebraska lists absentee voting strengths, and projected armed forces reach 12 million by November.
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Nebraska
Movmeber
County Commissioners Proceedings Listing Payments and Resolution
Official records show numerous payments for road work gravel fuel and repairs by county districts and departments. A resolution authorizes Polk County Nebraska to sell Lot 13 in McConaughy's Subdivision to the City of Stromsburg for 150.00 cash to Cassia Thesing. full text on file.
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William Wilcox
Arthur S. Nelson
Oberg & Son
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Alvin Dahlin
Tom Carer
Eesceene
Nebraska Tractor and Equip. Co
Ceeeereeres
Lewis Johnston
Kenneth Schutt
William Norton, Jr
Sato Sda Cee
Ode Bees
Stanley Braithwait
Ben Treadway
Road Dist
Eli W. Johnson
Robert Dickson
Srrttee
Sinclair Refining ‘Co
Com
A. S. Nelson
Louis Johnston
William Norton Jr
Mother’s Pension Fund
Edith Brandt
Florence Johnson
Evelyn Schwartz
Special Bridge Fund
Elmer ‘Swanson
Emerald Johnson
Carl Arnold Nyquist
Carrol Noyd
Clyde Austin Same
Carl Lindquist Same
Ernest Carlson
Harper Peterson
Arnold Jay Peterson
Harry Croisant
William Nitsch
Alfred Nitsch
H. A. Johansen
Roy Grossnicklaus
Louis Benda
Wilbert Hohndorf
Ralph Kabler
County General Fund
John I
Anderson
Anderson County
Gunnard
Peterson
T. A. Reece
L. M. Merrick County
County of
Polk
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Wit County General Fund
County Institute Fund For County Institute
Public Power Ee
Easneca
Jackson Linen Supplies
Centeae
Jackson Dry Cleaners
W. F. Kepner & Son Adtel
Owen ‘McClung
Owen McClung
Madison Paint Co
Milburn & Scott Co
Overland Sand & Gravel Co Sand & Gravel
Omaha Printing Company
Occidental Building & Loan
Polk ‘County Extension Service
Gunnard Peterson Co
Bruce Pickett Board and Care
T A. Reece
Stephenson School Supply
R. L. Anderson
Edith Heilman
H. Christensen
Osceola Lumbey Co
Stromsburg Grocery Eeses Ean Aert
Bernt’s
Roy E. Hartson
John W. Oberg
See Us First Before You Renew Your World Herald
Local ad urges readers to check savings before renewing subscriptions to the World-Herald, promising lower costs and potential discounts.
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Polk County approves war bond investment plan
The Polk County Nebraska Board of Commissioners on July 5 1944 resolved to invest 49950.00 in Series F United States War Bonds with a maturity value of 67500.00. Purchases to be made through a bank outside the county and local depositories in proportion to cash balances.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Polk
Board of County Commissioners
Owen McClung
Board of
John I. Anderson
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