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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1974
Page
8
The Polk FBLA sells raffle tickets for 50 cents each to raise funds for sending members to the State Convention in Lincoln in March. Drawing is Feb 22 at the basketball game. you need not be present to win. Tickets available from members or at the Nebr Christian game.
Polk Nebraska invites bids for a road project with documents on file at the Village Clerk and James McMeekin Consulting Engineer. Deposit $10 for plans, bid bond at least five percent required. bids open with 30 day no-withdrawal rule and 15 days to post a performance bond after award. deadline notices February 14 21 28 1974.
A fragmented weather diary records February temperatures from 7 am to 6 pm with clear skies, sun, fog, frost, and light winds. Entries note rising temperatures, snow melt, and optimism for March while referencing Lincoln’s birthday and Valentine’s Day.
Mrs P W Aker joined Sunday dinner at the Herbert Wurtz home in Clarks. Emma Anderson and Lillie Lind shared Monday coffee with Mrs Wilbur Whitacre. The Park Avenue Birthday Club met Ira Glasser’s home Friday afternoon. Various couples visited relatives across Osceola and nearby towns including St Paul and Kearney, with dinners hosted by the Fredricksons and Johnsons.
The Village of Polk invites sealed bids for Storm Sewer and incidental work on Street Improvement Project No M 4997 RF 6651001 in Polk Nebraska with plans including 18 to 42 inch reinforced concrete pipes and related works. An Ordinance No 180 proposes annexing 7.44 acres described as North 600 ft of Lot 5 and North 600 ft of West 30 ft of Lot 6 Stanekls Subdivision to the Village corporate limits.
Dean Myers, chairman of the board of trustees, attests the document, with Arnold L. Neuhaus, village clerk, certifying under seal.
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