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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1965

Page

6

Polk County Christmas Festival Opens Townwide Holiday Spirit

A large crowd gathered in Polk to hear high school students sing Christmas carols led by Mrs Cunningham. Glenn Krohn was named county extension agent chairman with plans to move to Osceola. two January workshops for beef and corn production announced in Osceola and David City. Additional items cover trends in meat consumption, global food scarcity, safety for livestock in cold weather, and a note on cutting Christmas trees at the Nebraska National Forest.

Polk Myrna Merchant Dennis Stevens Mrs Cunningham Polk High Glenn Krohn Papillion Glenn Sarpy Osceola University of Nebraska Butler County David City Butler Polk County U.S University of Nebraska Extension

Polk Progress Local weekly publication details

The Polk Progress outlines publication data for Polk County Nebraska including weekly schedule. It lists Larry Johnson as publisher and notes second class mailing, subscription rates of 4 dollars in Nebraska and 5 outside, plus 10 cents for single copies. It mentions Nebraska Press Association and National Editorial Association memberships.

Forest Service offers Christmas tree harvest amid burned area

The U S Forest Service allows cutting designated Christmas trees from the forest between December 4 and 20 with a $1 per tree fee and no limit. Most trees are Ponderosa pine. contact the district ranger for permits and access instructions. The article also covers homemakers’ consumer buying lesson, popcorn as packing filler, and decorating a tablecloth with starch transfers.

U. S. Forest Service Loerch

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