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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1974

Page

6

Polk Elementary School Bid Invited in Polk Nebraska

The Polk Board of Education invites sealed bids for construction of a new Polk Elementary School on the existing site. Bids due 2 00 P M July 25 1974, opened publicly. Documents available from James L Cannon & Associates and multiple local offices. A 5 percent bid bond required with the bid.

Board of Education Polk Nebraska James L. Cannon & Associates Polk Public Schools Superintendent of Schools S. Locust Grand Island Columbus Nebr Norfolk F. W. Dodge Corp Pacific Street Suite Omaha Omaha Builders Exchange St. Mary’s Ave Scan West 31St Street Kansas City Missouri Lincoln Builders Bureau Lincoln Chamber of Commerce West Second Street Hastings Builders Bureau Lee Hastings Kearney Chamber of Commerce Ave. A. Kearney Central Nebraska Plant Service North Dewey Box North Platte

Polk News Items From Last Week

Mr and Mrs John Reckner and daughters of St Paul visited the Don Hanquist home for Friday and Saturday. Lori Hanquist accompanied them for a return visit. Visitors last week included Henry Blase and Delia Scheapler with Grace Harless. Leland Jones and Shirley Jones with David Jones visited from Hampton and Wichita Kans. Willard Adelson met with Noma Wright at Osceola Thursday. Charles Truka and Donna of Wilbur shopped with Robert Brazda party Thursday. Sunday guests were Larry Homolka and Ronnie Homolka from Wilbur Swan ton and Rudy Homolka from Dorchester with Ken Louzon and Daun and Bradley of Wilbur.

John Reckner St. Paul Don Hanquist Lori Hanquist Henry Blase Delia Scheapler Grace Harless Lee Harless Leland Jones Hampton Shirley Jones Wichita Kan David Jones Kansas City Hilmer Jones Willard Adelson Noma Wright Osceola Robert Brazda Charles Truka Donna Wilbur Larry Homolka Ronnie Homolka Swanton Rudy Homolka Dorchester Ken Louzon Daun and Bradley

Polk Public Schools Bid Notice in Polk Nebraska

Polk Public Schools seeks bids for construction work with deposits refunded if Contract Documents returned to the Architect within ten days after bid opening. Walter C. Nielsen, Superintendent, publishes July 4 11 18 25.

Polk Public Schools Polk Nebraska Walter C. Nielsen

Weather Drought Persists With Scorching Heat and Sparse Rain

The week brought no rain and persistent heat with temperatures in the high 90s to 104 degrees. Winds shifted from south to north as clouds remained scarce until light local thunderstorms formed overnight July 22, dropping about one tenth of an inch of rain.

Reuben Swanson California Philip Meline Alice Balzer Crete Europe American I .m Polk

Pork Happenings at Sunday Visits and Picnics

Sunday social notes report Mrs Ruth Bills visiting Mrs Leland Bills and attending a Clark county picnic in honor of Mr and Mrs Francis Smeltzer and Debbie. Ruth Aker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz, plans to return home Tuesday after a week visiting relatives.

Ruth Bills Leland Bills Ruth Aker Clarks Francis Smeltzer Debbie Herbert Wurtz Larry Coover Signe-Hanquist David Ekdahl Harold Carlson Carl Brown Ansley Harold Hanquist Hordville Hannah Hahn Doyle

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