Frude Hotel Hosts Greek Snow Shovelers and Local News
The Progress Files reports 28 Greeks arriving from David City to shovel out a westbound freight trapped six feet deep in a snowbank two miles east of Polk. They used the depot waiting room as sleeping quarters and returned Sunday on a special train. Local events include bob sled rides by Polk High School juniors and seniors, community migrations, and various small-town updates.
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Fruide
David City
Polk
A. L. Streeter
Kathy Rochlitz
Burke-Thomas
Polk Nebraska Classified Notice Summary Format
Local newspaper classifieds outline pricing for obituary poetry card of thanks and per line charges. Details reference second class mailing status and period advertising rates with minimum charge and per line rates. Multiple line items show 10 cents per line and higher fees for card notices and poetry.
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Polk
Nebraska
Polk Local Farmers Union elects officers and reports new switchboard
At the Polk Local Farmers Union annual meeting Otto Wils hussen is elected president D Tlof Ost berg named vice president and Clarence Bryant secretary treasurer A new switchboard was installed at the local telephone office to improve service Funeral services were held for Rodney J. Allison 56 at First Baptist Church and for Nora Johnson at Brauer Funeral Home Two Polk Schools staff face illness and a weeklong fumigation to curb scarlet fever is planned The Reverend E Earle Eaton will leave Arborville Congregational Church March 15 and the community notes include engagements and births in Polk County
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Polk
The
Farmers Union
Otto Wilshusen
Dtlof Ostberg
Clarence Bryant
Rodney J. Allison
First Baptist Church
R. M. Bailey
Swede Plain Cemetery
Mises Nora Johnson
Brauer
A. C. Bates
Victor J
Oscar E
Harry Johnson
Central City
Henry Horstman
Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Dorothy Walbrandt
Stanford Ang
Ivan T. Carlson
Evangelical Free Church
Ruth Stouffer
J. L. Stouffer
Galen Breshears
Wheatlands
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Simms
First Presbyterian Church
E. Earle Eaton
Arborville
Ross Goethe
Salem United Brethren Church
Dale G. Ammon
Polk Cemetery
John Rau
Berdina
Ervin Ficken
Davenport
P. W. Aker
Correspondence on Farming Practices and Environmental Debate
A 1972 exchange among University of Nebraska agronomy figures and critics discusses The Closing Circle by Barry Commoner. Ehrlich Holdren critique is weighed against Berg's Farm Technology talk stressing scientific honesty, limits, and pollution concerns guiding agricultural policy.
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Alfred
Burnside
R. A. Olson
Barry Commoner
Saturday Review
Paul R. Ehrlich
John P. Holdren
Gordon L. Berg
Farm Technology
Industrial Agronomi
D. G .Hanway
Department of Agronomy
United States
Knopf
Commoner
Dr. Hanway
Ehrlich
Holdren
Robert Olson
Olson
Earth
Berg
Omaha World-Herald
Gutter
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John Lind
Sherman County
Louie Putman
Beaver Crossing
Ben Cross
James T. Sealey
Rodgers
Mr Rodgers
Mr Sealey
Mary Nierman
Chicago
Charles Eckles
Polk High School
Evelyn Lindburg
D. Huston
Laura Johnson
A .H. Peterson
R. L. Cox
Harry Dahlgren
Omaha
Chandler
O. L. Snedeker
Kearney
Alvina Coordes
Thelma Lindburg
York
Henry Becker
Ben Peterson
Peterson Cafe
Farmers State Bank of
Bayard
Charles Johnson
Near Hordville
Mildred Smith
State University
Columbus
Mary A. Knapp
Seth Piper
E. R. Peterson
Benedict
T. A. Stevens
Wayne
Earl
Herbert Wurtz
Bert Cummings
Theo Larson
Larson
Irene Peterson
Clyde Stevens
Clyde
Hamilton
Carl Pope
Bradshaw
Bit of
Sweden
Stromsburg
Carleton Anderson
Norris W. Alfred
Weene
Membe Nebraska Association
Nenapee Association
Mesdames Ray Peterson
D. N. Mills
A. K. Crow
College of Agriculture
Lincoln, Nebr
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