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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
6
Carryover or residual fertilizer affects future programs and is crucial after drought. Nebraska guidance estimates 50 to 60 percent carryover from last season’s applied nitrogen if no yield was removed, with risk of nitrate movement below the root zone if soils stay wet. Phosphorus carryover depends on soil type. drought alone should not drive decisions, rely on soil tests and history.
Summer Time services begin Sunday April 25 with service at 10 30 A M Church School at 9 15 A M Holy Communion the first Sunday at 10 45 A M Luther League Retreat at Sinai Lutheran Fremont from 7 00 P M Friday 23 to 9 30 A M Sunday April 25 Sleeping bags needed 5 00 registration Thursday May 13 8 00 P M Rev Ralph Ritzen of Midland Lutheran College Fremont will present educational information at Zion Benedict
Soldier Dennis Anderson writes from a mortar platoon near Bien Hoa Vietnam thanking Norris for the Progress newspaper. He says the paper keeps him informed about home and looks forward to returning after duty.
Mr and Mrs John Meston of St. Paul were weekend guests in the Lloyd Albin home. Dudley Baack of Peru College spent the week end with his parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Baack and family.
USDA cautions gardeners against exaggerated seed claims under the Federal Seed Act. Purported hybrids or pure varieties, misleading brand-name usage, and “new” variety claims are violations. Consumers should verify names and obtain seed information before purchase. Nebraska entomologists advise against mixing liquid corn rootworm insecticides with liquid herbicides due to unregistered combinations and potential crop risk.
The Modern Millies Extension Club met April 16 at Mrs Duane Burney’s home. Ten members attended the lesson Lady Fair Does Home Repair by Mrs Virgil Tenniges and Mrs Don Dose. A flag etiquette quiz was given by the citizen chairman. Next meeting set for May 11 at Mrs Morris Fisher’s home.
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