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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1963

Page

7

County Agent's Notes Farm And Home Day Next Tuesday

Osceola hosts 1963 Farm and Home Day on January 22 with a morning session at the Muse Theater featuring swine feeding and tillage discussions led by college specialists. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lester of Edison will speak about their wheat promotion work in 17 countries and their Rotterdam post with the Great Plains Wheat Marketing Office.

Osceola Earl Lester Edison Lesters Great Plains Wheat Marketing Rotterdam Muse Theater Methodist Church Virgil Norris Columbus Osceola Chamber of Commerce Lester Extension Service County Crop Improvement Association

Report of Condition Citizens State Bank Polk Nebraska 1962

The Citizens State Bank of Polk Nebraska reports assets of 1 381 836 46 and liabilities of 1 180 233 22 as of December 28 1962. Capital accounts total 201 603 24 with profits and reserves included. I. K. L. Stewart cashier swears the report is true to the best knowledge.

Citizens State Bank Polk Nebraska United States Aeales I. K. L. Stewart

Watch Color TV Party at Mrs Edith Nelson Home

A group gathered Tuesday at Mrs Edith Nelson home to view a color television program on her set. Attending were Mrs Anne Maring of Auror, Mrs Lydia Peterson, Mrs Ben Peterson, Mrs Glen Hill, Mrs Lloyd Hahn, and Mrs Irvin Anderson of Stromsburg. They shared dinner afterward. Mr and Mrs Norman McIntosh and family visited in the Lloyd Hahn home Sunday evening.

Edith Nelson Anne Maring Auror Lydia Peterson Ben Peterson Glen Hill Lloyd Hahn Irvin Anderson Stromsburg Nelson Norman McIntosh

Osceola events outline 1963 Farm programs and trainings

Osceola community activities include Farm and Home Day sponsored by the Extension Service and local chambers. 1963 Farmers Tax Guides released late, available at county banks, Extension Office, Soil Conservation and ASCS offices. Officer training for Home Extension Clubs set for Jan 21 in City Council Room with noted presenters, followed by a council meeting. livestock confinement and manure management via lagoons discussed by E A Olson, Nebraska Extension engineer, who cautions on design and handling.

Soil Conservation Office ASCS Osceola Home Extension Ben Schmoker Home Extension Council Shirley Huggler E. A. Olson University of Nebraska Nebraska Olson

Nebraska Game Commission Wildlife Season Dates and Snagging Rules

Nebraska ends pheasant and cottontail seasons January 20 with the longest pheasant run at 86 days. Archers reported 309 deer in a 99 day season. over 1 524 permits issued. bowmen achieved 20.3 percent success. Wetlands survey underway in Sand Hills. Holt County shows 1 802 potholes covering 10 288 acres. Snagging open year round. restrictions apply in put and take lakes trout streams and Two Rivers lakes.

Nebraska Game Commission Sand Hills Holt County Glen Foster Commission Two Rivers

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