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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1952

Page

4

Swine Club Tour At Seals-Roebuck Project Near Arborville

Members of the swine club toured the Seals-Roebuck swine project at eight members' homes Friday morning. In the evening a special meeting at the Arborville Hall hosted by John Skadus featured Mr He ht, county regent, and Mr McDonald of Sears Roebuck Co. Cooking clubs met Thursday afternoon at the Hall with Mrs Maurice Flick in charge, preparing foods and desserts for a County Fair demo practice by Julia Ann Flick and Sally Norquest.

Arborville Shiners Swineclub Seals- Roebuck He Ht Yeak County Regent McDonald Sears-Roebuck Co John Skadus Maurice

Fragmented OCR Note with Small Prices

Fragmented text shows unreadable OCR with scattered words and a price marker 60¢. Unable to determine a clear event, subject, or location from the legible bits.

York Observers Note Mr Junge’s Birthday

In York the report mentions residents gathered to observe Mr Junge’s birthday, marking a community moment. The concise note highlights local turnout and a small celebration in a neighborhood setting.

York Mr. Junge

Farm Bureau Prizes Support Polk County 4H Clubs

The Polk County Farm Bureau voted to award 25 dollars to 4H clubs, with 10 dollars to each of the top three winners in the Osceola run-off. First prize went to Pleasant Home Makers, second to the Perky Pals, and third to Mary Anderson of Osceola. The group also earmarked 15 dollars as an incentive for finishing 4H records this fall.

Polk County Parm Bureau Osceola Novell Methodis. Church Pleasant Home Makers Polk Sheralee Sondra Hill Perky Pals 4H Club Mary Anderson Farm Bureau

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