Births and Bank Open House Highlight Polk Progress Notes
A child born to Mr and Mrs Walter Green on April 19 is reported alongside local events in Polk. Harry A. Johnson of Greenwood will be cashier at the new Citizens State Bank which held an open house April 19 to 21. The issue lists community visits, auctions, moved residents, road trips, and social gatherings including a birthday party for Ruth Nelson and a tea hosted by the normal training girls for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Son
Walter Green
Harry A. Johnson
Greenwood
Polk
Citizens State Bank
Andy Sundberg
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Andy
R. Dahle
Long Beach
California
Auto Painit
Donald Lindburg
Aurora Hospital
Henry Becker
York
Donald
Anna Graves
Mildred
John A. Johnson
F. W. Fossberg
Fairbury
Claude Neal
Serthold Baack
Baack
Lillie Brauer
Harry Shafer
Earl Cole
Lincoln
A. G. Lindburg Produce
Stromsburg
Central City
D. H. Westfall
R. J. Alson
Rolland Dahlin
Harry Schultz
C. L. Davis
Ruth Nelson
T. B. Hord Coal Co
W. J. Newton
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Ozark Mountain
Lawrence Lind
Lloyd Widge
Swede Plain
David Carlson
Platte River
Polk Progress Notices and Classified Ads Summary
The item lists newspaper masthead details for Norris W. Alfred and pricing for advertising, subscriptions, and single copies in Polk Nebraska. It notes post office second class matter status under the act of March 8, 1879 and shows rates of 5 per year within Nebraska, 6 outside, with shorter terms for six and three months and a 10 cent per line poetry or obituary section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Polk
Nebraska
Holdrege News Briefs Include Education Hire And Local Events
Edwin Swanson named head of the Commercial Department at Holdrege High School for next year. Community notes cover farmers markets ads, a Fried Chicken Dinner Banquet for the 5th War Loan Drive, land sales near Osceola and Shelby, funeral services for Henry Clark and Mrs George Reed, a village board reorganization, and school staff changes including Johnnie R Johnston as Polk’s new public schools superintendent for 1964 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Swanson
Holdrege
Farmers Store
Hershey
Farmers Union
Commercial Club
Polk County
Axel A. Anderson
Osceola
Shelby
Kenneth Mentink
A. J. Hermann
Adolph Kresha, Jr
Henry Clark
Sadie Clark
Baptist Church
A. C. Bates
Helen
Irma Nelson
Polk School
Larson Home
George Reed
Brauer Funeral
Polk
Grand Island
Albert ©. Sundberg
Arnold Isaacson
Floyd Lyle
School Board of Dist
Nellie Peterson
Robert Gustafson
Johnnie R. Johnston
Thelma Rystrom
Lester Rystrom
Wallace Lind
Stromsburg Methodist Church
Homer Dickerson
Waylord Fiodman
Burdette Fiodman
Omaha
Pvt
How Big Will Farms Become
The author reflects on abandoned farmsteads as farms merge into larger units. They note changing landscapes, power of machines, and tensions between progress and reverence for land. The piece asks how bigger farms and power reshape rural life and future appearances of the countryside.
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