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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1972

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

Mr. Alfred Dr. Commoner Commoner Nebraska Poverty Ridge Prosperity Ridge Rome Agronomy Department University of Illinois Rothamstad England College of Agriculture

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