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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
2
A seed corn special train led by H J Gramlich arrives in Polk on March 2 with four assistants and three coach cars for demonstrations. The event reflects enthusiasm for four state wide seed train tours. The scarlet fever quarantine will be lifted Saturday and church services resume usual hours after the three week ban.
A personal letter from Norris Alfred in Grants Pass, Oregon dated February 14 1972 recounts recovery at Josephine General Hospital. The writer laughs about spelling errors and jokes with doctors while describing stay, friendships, a cat named Aurelia, romance fantasies, blood transfusion results, and a wish for quicker healing.
The Polk Progress lists editor and publisher information with post office second class matter status under the 1879 act. It presents advertising terms and rates, card of thanks pricing per line, and annual and short-term subscriptions for Nebraska and elsewhere.
Mrs Roger Gustafson and Mrs Carroll Flodman attended a committee meeting at Paul Strand home Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Henry Blase visited Mrs Grace Harless Sunday. Darwin Hahn and Sara of Osceola visited and had lunch with Mrs Hannah Hahn and Doyle Sunday. Richard Johnson and family were dinner guests in Dale Nyberg's Central City home. Walter Stahl and Lillie Flodman had lunch with Mrs Julia Flodman Thursday. Emma Johnson and Hannah Bodine visited Clara Anderson in Stromsburg Tuesday. Emma Johnson and Hannah Bodine called on Mrs Ester Lackey in York hospital Wednesday.
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