Subscriptions Policy Harsh But Fair in Polk Progress
The Polk Progress details its approach to delinquent subscriptions amid early struggles in 1955. It explains end of month cutoffs, notification efforts, and the challenge of balancing fair treatment with keeping readers, noting they will continue cutting off nonrenewals and encourage subscribers to call or mail payments to avoid missing issues.
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Reading The Pork Progress Renewal Note
A reader from Bell California sends five dollars for a subscription renewal and expresses appreciation for the paper. Margaret Peggy Lampshire writes that she enjoys the publication and looks forward to weekly issues.
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Subversive Hens Fail In Egg Wrecking Bid In Nebraska
A satirical news roundup notes a Nebraska publisher backs Republican Hagemeister for governor, while Rep. Callan spikes a 22 million pound egg dumping claim. It cites Loran Schmidt campaign mailings, Ak-Sar-Ben funding for a fair building, and a rock show in Hastings.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Polk County
Stromsburg
Polk
Nebraska Rock & Mineral Society
Hastings
National Guard
West 2Nd St
Viet Nam
Norbert T. Tiemann
Wausa
GOP
Val Peterson
Tiemann
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