Strand Lumber Co Sold Eleven Brooder Houses This Month
The Strand Lumber Co. reports selling or taking orders for eleven brooder houses amid a string of community notices. Local figures Julius and Louis Light mark a sixteenth birthday celebration, and Polk County records show chores, dinners, and gatherings at multiple area homes and churches. Fire sirens at Polk were out of service, and a public safety lapse lasted several weeks. Private Lyle Widga and Camp Cooke personnel are noted visiting home. farmers union officers elected. annual Farmers Co operative Grain Association meeting held January 21 with a $11,634.88 net profit for 1952 reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Lyle Widga
Fort Riley
Kans
Ed Widga
Willard Adelson
James
Frank Adelson
Grant Johnson
Earl Stevens
Joyce
Swede Plain Farmers Union
Otto Wilshusen
Ilof Ostberg
Carl McCoy
Strand Lumber Co
Farmers Co-operative Grain Association of Polk
New Polk
Dean Myers
California
Nebraska
Bixby Park
Long Beach
M. G. Lindburg
Maurice Lindburg, Jr
R.esa
Oakland
San Francisco
Pasadena
Harry Pollock
Fremont
Don Lindholm
Robert E. Burke
Stromsburg
Lois
Louis Light
Ervin Light
Paul Strand
Leslie Adelson
Polk County
Lincoln
John Bills
Polk Progress Norris W. ASFA Editor and Publish cases
Publication item notes cases involving Norris W. ASFA as editor and publisher in Polk Progress. Details are limited to brief archival record and case identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris W. Asfa
Polk visitors of Mrs Milan Blase gather for reunion
Sunday dinner brought together many relatives and friends visiting Mrs Milan Blase after returning home from the hospital. The gathering included Gary Harless Dennis Van Housen Ed Schall Gaylord Dose Ronnie Helden Blanch Nelson Merton Springer Steve Brown family from Grand Island Heiden Roehrs Mentink Clara Blase Aaron Anderson Lavern Bamesberger Marquette Dick Alderson and others. Mark Albin Des Moines spent the weekend with his parents Lloyd Albin and Herbert Wurtz Clarks visited P W Aker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan Blase
Gary Harless
Dennis van Housen
Ed Schall
York
Gaylord Dose
Ronnie Helden
Jason
Blanch Nelson
Merton Springer
Steve Brown
Grand Island
Robert Heiden
Rolland Roehrs
Hampton
Gary Mentink
Osceola
Clara Blase
Aaron Anderson
Lavern Bamesberger
Marquette
Dick Alderson
Leslie Aderson
Mark Albin
Des Moines
Iowa
Lloyd Albin
Herbert Wurtz
Clarks
P. W
Jake Byers
Central City
Paul Coover
Letter on Future Shock Rural Life and Policy Shifts
A reader thanks an anonymous donor for a Progress subscription and critiques urban bias. The editor replies with reflections on rural life, reading habits, and the impact of Nixon era cuts on rural programs such as REAP, FMHA and rural electric initiatives, noting legislative responses and possible population shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Alfred
Nebraska
Nixon
Friends Committee On National Legislation
Washington
Deep South
Ralph Cook
William Saroyan
Ulysses Macauley
Lionel
Liberty
Ulysses
Saroyan
Farmers Home Administration
David City
Nixon Administration
Fmha
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Willard Barbee
Congress
Barbee
Rural Electric Nebraskan
Nebraska Rural Electric Systems
REA
Martin
Farmland News
Farmland Industries, Inc
The
Nebraska Press Association
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By Alvena Lind
Lois and Louis Light
Hilmer Samuelson
Camp Cooke
Calif
Emil Samuelson
Dorothy Woodman
Lucille Sanford
W. J. Kroger
Lloyd Kroger
Leslie Tyler
Ester Lackey
Thais Belle
Martin Hoffman
Albert Sundberg
E. E. Pengelly
Friend
Ted Janky
Polk Cubs
Vikings
Polk Gym
Ralph E. West
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
Osceola and
Williams
Seth Piper
Arthur C. Benjamin
Scott Chapel
O. A. Johnson
Polk Cemetery
John Smith
H. B. Stapleton
Kathy Sperry
Vancouver
Wash
Pat Funk
J. B. Myers
Pat
University of Nebraska
S. J. Harless
Hennie Seymour
Marie Dethloff
Odd Fellows Home
Dethloff
Jean Berg
San Jose
Dwayne Miller
Anderson Seed & Supply
Leonard Anderson Polk
Nebr
Prairie Valley
Walt Disney
Napoleon Samantha
Bit of
Sweden
Carleton Anderson
Camden
Maine
Lindley Cook
Arborville
Friends Church
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