Polk County 4-H Winners At State Fair
Polk County 4-Hers earned purple ribbons in dress revue food demonstrations and pillows while Rugene Lees and Betty Lees led top honors. Blue ribbons went to Classic Lassies song group Sondra Hill yellow sponge cake and other entries.
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Polk County
Betty Lees
Chicago
Joan Norris
Rugene
Red Willow County
Red Willow
Lees Sisters
Marlene Ruth
DeAnn Branting
Rugene Lees
Sondra Hill
Carlyn Strand
St Paul Brotherhood Members Shell Corn for the Organization
Members of the Lutheran Brotherhood shelled corn on Sept 17 for the organization and worked for Sam Cadwell and Rudy Gissler. The event included shellers Peterson Bros and Boden Bros, workers led by Carl Allinder and Elmer Allinder, with many others assisting and observers present. Lunch and dinner were provided by the Ladies Aid committee.
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St. Paul Lutheran Brotherhood
Lutheran Brotherhood
Sam Cadwell
Rudy Gissler
Shellers
Peterson Bros
den Bros
Enoch Boden
Carl Allinder
Elmer Allinder
A. W. Anderson
LeMoyne Anderson
Herman Anderson
Ralph Johnson
Oliver Seaberg
Ewald Pliefke
James McKeag, Jr
M. A. Swanson
Dwight Swanson
Arthur Cederberg
Otto B. Nelson
Kenneth Mentink
Stanley Olson
Kenneth Peterson
Wesley Peterson
B. Anderson
E. A. Hedlund
M. Lewenson
Paul Monson
Brotherhood
Ladies Aid
A. F. Anderson
Gust Boden
A. E. Peterson
Local notices mix of baking names and a Nebraska obit
A fragmented column lists baking demonstrations and dresses alongside a Nebraska obituary for Fred G. Peterson born 1882 in Galva and died 1953 in Stromsburg. It notes community events, church affiliations, and family mourners with funeral details and cemetery entry.
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Fred G. Peterson
Jonas R
Christine M. Peterson
Galva
Stromsburg
Polk County
John
Hilda Anderson
Laramie
Wyoming
Emma Anderson
Methodist Church
Randall
Howell Cox
Quintin Torell
Rudy Randall
Nebraska set 39 day pheasant season across state
Lincoln Neb. The Nebraska Game Commission scheduled a 39 day pheasant season from October 24 to November 30 statewide. The 38 day season is noted as equal in length to the 1952 period, with bag and possession limits under review at the commission meeting.
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Nebraska
U. S
Dawson
Howard
Lincoln
Nance
Merrick County
Lincoln Office of Nebraska Game Commission
Hunter
Neb
Nebraska Game Commission
Improvements Highlighted on Butler County Farm Property
The listing details an Improvements House with eight rooms and oak flooring plus a new automatic propane furnace and large outdoor tank. A barn measures 36 by 52 feet with hayloft, hog house, corncrib with lean to, double garage, chicken and brooder houses, pumpjack shed, and concrete pump area. Soil described as Marshall Silt Loam with prime upland quality. Crops include seeded wheat, corn, red clover, wheat stubble, soybeans, alfalfa, and yard space. total arable acreage listed with varied allocations.
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Butler County
Butler Co
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