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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
9
Sen Kremer notes LB 446 would allow limited teacher use of force with parental written consent and LB 964 proposes a Rural Affairs department with a five mill sales tax on agricultural products, raising alarm over impact on farming. debate highlights concerns over control and state funding.
Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson visited Mrs Mary Salchow in Central City hospital Saturday evening. Guests in the Dean Lindburg home Friday evening. Sunday dinner guests at Dick Sealey Jr. home after the baptism of Greg Sealey were Mr and Mrs Dennis Sealey and family, Mr and Mrs Max Gee and family of Central City, Mr and Mrs Allan Urkoski of Fullerton, Mr and Mrs Dick Sealey Sr., and Mr and Mrs Cleo Cramer of Stromsburg.
Worth of products marketed and a tax like this would be a tremendous burden on the farmers of Nebraska. Maurice A. Kremer State Senator.
Polk County farmers prepare for a large windbreak and wildlife shelter effort with Clark-McNary planting stock. Some 3 100 trees and scrubs have been ordered. distribution starts in the first week of April. Soil moisture is favorable for windbreak plantings and REAP cost shares apply.
The text explains creating a dugout or pond to meet stockwater and wildlife needs. It covers surrounding tree and shrub planting for soil protection, a 10-row wide protection zone, fencing from livestock, and a plan for revegetation. It lists Clarke McNary species like lilac and chokecherry and notes costs may be shared via ASCS REAP and Soil Conservation Service planning.
The Polk County SCS should be contacted before ordering if cost share is desired. This advisory indicates coordinating with the local soil conservation service to explore available cost sharing for wildlife habitat projects.
A luncheon and program for Republican Women is set for April 19 at 12:00 at the Stromsburg Hotel. The event invites members and interested attendees to participate in the program and remarks.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Whitacre shared Sunday dinner with Dr and Mrs Kenneth Strong and family in Stromsburg. In the afternoon they attended the Palm Sunday Vesper Service of the Community Churches at the new Evangelical Free Church, directed by Mrs Margaret Anderson.
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