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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
10
Great Plains wheat yields average around 25 bushels per acre but a 50 to 60 bushel per acre potential exists with a planned fertility program. Ortho High Yield Precision mixtures and nitrogen rich fertilizers aim to boost roots and heads through preplant anhydrous, broadcast Unipel, starter, and topdress applications.
The Polk Garden Club gathered Tuesday August 19 at Dorothy Adelson’s house with Janice Saylor co hosting. Members sang, recited the creed, and answered roll call on picnic dish preferences. Lavina Hanquist and Marjorie Lindholm led programs on pest protection and plant fungi. Eleven members attended and a salad lunch was served. Lavina received the hostess gift.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ralph Clements at Hartington Sunday. They visited Mrs Lenyce Marsh in the Willard and Keith Burney homes and hosted Berniece and Myrtle Ehn at dinner in Central City on Wednesday.
A long list of visitors stopped by homes in the pork community including Mr and Mrs Vincent Stranberg Dalton Ireland. Edwin Nyberg Holdrege. Dora McDaniel Osceola. Jack Nielsen St Paul. Earl Dennis Stevens families. Horace Stevens birthday party attended by Nettie Carlson and others. Lincoln guests Lyle Dornburgh and Dr W T London. James Lindburg hosts in York and Sacramento visitors. many other local calls and weekend gatherings. The social calendar brightens as relatives, neighbors, and friends travel from Lincoln to Stromsburg and Marquette to join family events. A wedding in York drew attendees from Omaha and beyond, with Shenk hosting and many locals noted in attendance.
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