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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1965

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2

Populist Songs Mirror Farmers Struggles in Nebraska History

Nebraska State Historical Society files reveal populist songs from the 1890s blaming Eastern bankers and middlemen for farmer hardships. Themes include debt, credit, and calls for Bryan-style silver policy, with tunes to My Country Tis of Thee and Yankee Doodle. Redistricting to 1965 training courses under the Manpower Development and Training Act offer no-cost programs for unemployed adults and farm members, with family expense allowances and contacts through State Employment Offices.

Nebraska Midwest Nebraska State Historical Society John Thurston U. S Johnny Platte Bryan

Utica Meeting Discusses Ground Water and Irrigation

About 30 people from Polk, Butler, Seward, York and Hamilton counties attended a Utica meeting January 6 to discuss ground water recharge and irrigation development. Attendees included Bruce Anderson, Richard C. Sealey, Jim Erickson, and Ted Vogt as moderator.

Polk Butler Seward York Hamilton Counties Utica Bruce Anderson Blue River Watershed Planning Board Richard C. Sealey Polk Co. Ascs Jim Erickson The Soil Conservation Service Seward County SWCD Ted Vogt Polk County

Renewal notices issued for Nebraska boat licenses

Nebraska motorboat owners with 1964 registration certificates and symbols must renew by April 1 and display new symbols. Unregistered boats from 1964 must be registered before operating. Registration forms were mailed to 1964 registrants and are available at marine dealers. Fees remain unchanged from last year across six classes.

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