Polk Village adopts weed removal ordinance 1973
The Village of Polk Nebraska enacts Ordinance 176 to remove weeds hay grain from private lots sidewalks alleys and streets curb to lot line and to recover village costs. It requires written notice to owners, five day removal, possible fines up to 25 dollars, and default jail time until fines are paid. The ordinance takes effect upon passage publication and is dated August 1973.
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Polk
Nebraska
Cchairman
Polk County
Board of Trustees
Folk
Dean Myers
Polk Nebraska Enacts Tree Nuisance Ordinance No. 177
The village of Polk Nebraska adopts Ordinance No. 177 declaring dead or diseased trees a nuisance, appoints a tree inspector, and requires landowners to remove trees within 30 days after notice. Failure leads to village removal at landowner expense and possible penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days per offense. Effective August 7, 1973.
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Polk
Nebraska
Swede Plain WSCS Met in Church Basement
The Swede Plain Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church basement on August 8. Mrs Donald Dahlin presided over the business meeting. Mrs Alvena Lind and Mrs Ted Dittmer presented the program Serve The Lord With Giladness featuring a flute solo by Tammy Willits an accordion solo by Kathy Dittmer and a duet by Alvena Lind and Rolland Bodine. Hostesses were Mrs Russell Fjell and Mrs Lester Widga.
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WSCS
Donald Dahlin
the Lord
Giladness
Alvena Lind
Ted Dittmer
Tammy Willits
Kathy Dittmer
Rolland Bodine
Russell Fjell
Lester Widga
Local Guests and Rodeo Busy Weekend in Polk
Mr and Mrs Darwin Hahn and Sara of Kearney returned home Sunday after a visit that began Tuesday and ended Sunday with dinner hosted by Mrs Hannah Hahn and Doyle. Ed Coover of Central City joined Sunday supper at the Paul Coover home. Vern Jones and Paul Coover accompanied others to the Burwell Rodeo on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Hahn
Sara
Kearney
Hannah Hahn
Doyle
Ed Coover
Central City
Paul Coover
Vern Jones
Burwell
Mail Box Aug 1 1973 Dear Norris
A reader writes from Darien Illinois reporting cool autumn air and celebrating a move to a quadrominium with four separate units in one ranch style building. They request mail forwarding to their new address to avoid missing papers and thank the paper for keeping them in touch with hometown Nebraska.
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Norris
Jerry D. Jones
Portsmouth
Dr. Darien
Til
Nebraska
Wedding Party List for Leilani Stohl and Joe Clarke
Correction lists those serving at the wedding: Mines Donald Dahlin Elmer Garner Robert Clymer Ted Dittmer Verland Widga Lester Widga Wallace Lind Gordon Carlson.
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Leilani Stohl
Joe Clarke
Mines
Donald Dahlin
Elmer Garner
Robert Clymer
Ted Dittmer
Verland Widga
Lester Widga
Wallace Lind
Gordon Carlson
Gustafson Family Visit Includes Colorado Springs Trip
Mr and Mrs Roger Gustafson Tina and Ann Biase spent Thursday to Sunday in Colorado Springs visiting their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Leroy Smelker and Billy Mrs Ansel Lindquist of Stromsburg visited Lyle Dornburgh home Saturday Mr and Mrs Dale Nyberg Kevin and Craig were Sunday visitors in Richard Johnson home Mr and Mrs Joe Ehn and Mr Lee Harless visited Mrs Josie Samuelson in Park View Thursday Marvin Fredrickson attended the Burwell Rodeo Thursday Grace Harless joined Leland Harless for a barbecue Saturday night.
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Roger Gustafson
Tina
Ann Biase
Colorado Springs
Colo
Leroy Smelker
Billy
Ansel Lindquist
Stromsburg
Lyle Dornburgh
Dale Nyberg
Kevin
Craig
Richard Johnson
Joe Ehn
Lee Harless
Josie Samuelson
Park View
Marvin Fredrickson
Burwell
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Arnold L. Neuhaus
SEAIL
Farmers Coop
Grain Ass
Polk, Nebraska
Grace Harless
Leland Harless
Columbus
Platte County Agricultural Society
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