Progress Files Record Busy Hitching Space and Local Notices
The Polk County Medical Society elected officers at Osceola with Dr F B Slusser as president and D H Westfall named State delegate. The town saw 120 farm vehicles parked by 3:30 p.m. as winter rigs filled nearly all hitching space, farmers packing the streets while merchants faced a hectic afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Medical Society
Osceola
F. B. Slusser
F. W Woeppel
Smith
Shaw
D. H. Westfall
State Medical Society
Lincoln
Morace F. Smith
A. ©. Talbot
Wood River
W. E. Green
Henry Carlson
Erick Larson
Hordville
South Omaha
L. Hoffer
Silas Hoffer
North Dakota
Progress
David City
Garretson
Hickory Street
Cheyenne Avenue
Charles Flick
George Noble
Aurora
Noble
Missouri
Ruth Stromberg
Stromsburg
Ray Sealey
Robert Gustafson
Gertie Gustafson
Polk High Party Planned for Sophomores
A party for 15 Polk high school sophomores was planned with a sleigh ride Monday evening followed by refreshments at Rose mary Crow's home. Several local residents attended Sunday visits and family gatherings, including Miss Clara Mundt and Miss Arvilla Reed with Miss Mildred Wurtz, and August Larson returning to Polk after four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nelson
Floyd Masters
Ralph
W. J. Fisher
Charles Flodman
Stromsburg Methodist Church
Edwin Sahlen
M. W. Rose
Swede Plain
Kensington
C. A. Olson
Bert Bay
Rystrom Co
Benedict
Polk
Leona Plessinger
Denver
Women’s College
Polk High School
Rosemary Crow
Clara Mundt
Arvilla Reed
Mildred Wurtz
August Larson
E. R. Peterson
Phyllis
R. H. Thesing
Karl Dethloff
John Seymour
Ray McGinnis
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid
William Butzke
J. L. Stouffer
Ruth
Lynch
Leroy M. Smith
Central National Bank
Columbus
Carleton Anderson
Ruth Stewart
Delores Sundberg
Calmar Johnson
Raymond Sundberg
R. M. Bailey
Carl Bedient
Harold Bedient
York
Fort Leavenworth
Robert Lytle
Washington, D. C
Hazel Johnson
Highland Park
Ill
F. O. Johnson
Linnea
Ed Larson
Gloria
Adelson
Fern Schweitzer
la Verne Fredrickson
Correspondence on Farming Practices from University of Nebraska
A Nebraska College of Agriculture letter discusses how fertilizer nitrogen affects soil nitrogen fixation and nitrifying microbes, arguing long term fertilizer use may improve soil nitrifying capacity. It covers Prosperity Ridge, crop rotation, land conservation, and the economics of efficient farming, with notes on ongoing research and a Rome conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Alfred
Dr. Commoner
Commoner
Nebraska
Poverty Ridge
Prosperity Ridge
Rome
Agronomy Department
University of Illinois
Rothamstad
England
College of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles E. Moline
Ernest A. Olson
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n
P. T. Wurtz
C. A. Scheapler
Andy Carlson
W. J. Newton
Delvyin
Edna Mae
Betty
Garrah
Arles Moomey
Gresham
Ruth and
Mildred Smith
Taylor
Hiway
Ideal Cafe
International M
Allis Chalmers
Krause
John Deere
Lister
International
Kelly Ryan
Feters
Duncan
Clark
IMML
Chevrolet
Black & Decker
Cecil Bolton
Dale Auction Realty Co
York, Nebraska
Henry Bergen
Sutton
First National Bank
Norris W. Alfred
Membes Nebraska Association
Def Ostberg
Flora Ostberg
Kilgore
Texas
S-Set
Paul