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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
2
Local column notes free season tickets offered by Dr J R Leibee for Polk Chautauqua with every $15 paid on accounts. Other items include community reunions, car sales, job changes, and local notices among Polk and Central City residents.
Mr and Mrs F N Recknor of York visited their son Cr Recknor in Arborville Monday. Paul Strand’s basement excavated under his new home. Central City visitors included Mrs Charles Wright Arvilla Leila Reeb and Adelia Johnson. Benson entertained threshing crew with dinner and movies of California and the Benson farm. Nelson and Werner hosted supper guests from Clarinda. Adelsons spent the weekend in Adeline Kansas with Orlie Adelson. Kahler and son visited Ekstrom. Baack family hosted for Robert’s departure to Fort Leavenworth Army service. Arlo Stevens visited Wayne Stevens at Chambers. Nyberg family dinner at city park with Larson and Philip Nybergs from Omaha. About 500 watched the Republicans beat Democrats 12 to 7 in the season finale softball. Paul Gustafson arrived in Polk after army discharge. Dose Rhode Blase and Rhode attended Minnie Schwarzing funeral in Idaho Falls. Aker and Horstman vacationed in Estes Park and Greenley area. they visited Mrs Norman Lindburg in Greeley. Continued On Page 3.
A letter debate on Avitrol and blackbird damage in corn fields contrasts farmer views with Farm Industry News." It cites 23 states reporting moderate to severe damage and a $50 to $100 million annual loss, noting Ohio as hardest hit and Battle-weary growers forming Bye-Bye Blackbirds.
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