Piano Accident Injures Miss Maribelle Lyle At Polk High School
Miss Maribelle Lyle daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Lyle was injured when a piano toppled during a moving effort at the Polk high school building. No bones were broken and she appeared to recover after medical check. The event is recorded among local notices and births in the Polk county progress files.
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Maribelle Lyle
Floyd Lyle
Alvertus Laessale
van Bush
Cpl
Harlan Werner
Grand Island
Ray Werner
Napa
California
Lenche
Lillie Lind
Omaha
Y W.C.A
Emma Anderson
Winnie Lind
A. E. Sidwell
Axel
Hordrege
Polk Baptist Church
Sheriff van Hoosen
Polk
J. B. Pelton
Beatrice
C. H. Lindberg
O. F Alfred
Geneva
Paul
Hilding Strand
Harold Schultz
Washington Mo
Lincoln
Earl Bay
Chicago
Polk Progress Rates and Post Office Notice
The Polk Progress lists periodical entry as second class matter at Polk Neb under the 1879 act. It details subscription rates per year in Nebraska and elsewhere, with shorter terms and single copy price and notices for obituary poetry and advertising costs per line and column.
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Polk
Nebraska
Lincoln youth group plans hiking routes across eastern Nebraska
Lincoln youth council via the Economic and Educational Opportunity and Recreation Committee proposes a state wide trails project. Janet Shaner leads the effort with the Nebraska Committee for Children and Youth as the parent group. Trails will link lakes in the Salt Creek Watershed and other recreation areas with public access for hiking cycling canoeing and sightseeing.
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Lincoln
Nebr
The
Game Commission
Lincoln Youth Council
Nebraska
Janet Shaner
Nebraska Committee For
Salt Creek
Habitat questions dim for four non game fishes at Lewis and Clark Lake
The Game Commission notes future prospects are dim for four non game species in Lewis and Clark Lake, including fish carp river carpsucker smallmouth and bigmouth buffalo. Declining water levels and limited food hinder spawning and young survival while silt from the Niobrara River and strong winds worsen conditions. Other species like sauger drum and white bass show gains as catfish crappie and panfish remain plentiful.
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Lewis and Clark Lake
The
Game Commission
Missouri River
Niobrara
Drum
U S Puzzle Teaches States By Assembling Paper Map
Students used a United States puzzle on the bulletin board to place construction paper states numbered one to fifty. Each day several states were posted so pupils matched names to numbers and then reassembled the map showing Alaska and Hawaii.
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United States
U. S
Alaska
Hawaii
Secondhand Car Purchase Reveals Bargaining Hurdles
The writer shares a personal experience of buying a used car and the challenges of negotiating price. They reflect on lessons learned about patience, research, and spotting fair value in a crowded market.
White Bass Migration Habitat Mentioned In Article
The piece discusses white bass preferences for large river habitats and notes their upstream migration to spawn, highlighting environmental factors affecting their lifecycle.
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Vern Jones
Norris Alfred
Lois Marie Miller
Stromsburg
Dean Lindberg
First Baptist Church
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Fridhem Lutheran Church
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Charles Johnson
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Philip Meline
Ed Hanson
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J. B. Williams
Harry Henderson
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Richard Widga
Tony Rohren
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Martin Ba
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W. A. Lindberg
Willard
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Marjorie Hahn
M. G. Linberg
R. J. Allison
Baptist Choir
Roy Nelson
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Roger Werner
Polk, Nebraska
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Harimans Drug Stores
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