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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1971

Page

2

Polk County Farm News and Local Social Highlights

Willard Lindburg injured in a runaway and will carry a sling arm. Leota Sneed resigns as Polk schools music teacher to become supervisor in Omaha. G Brauer reports top yields on Bryan Graves Ernest Nierman and Adam Deuker farms. A large rain aids corn as community gathers for picnics and social events.

Willard Lindburge Leota Sneed G. Brauer Bryan Graves Ernest Nierman Adam Deuker Willard Lindburg R. J. Allison Jennie Esther Lawrence Lind Clarence Lind Pauline Hastings Josephine Lindburg Elva Hahn Maurice Lindburg Vera Hill Mildred Merchant Arborville Rystrom Co Polk Avery, Waterloo Boy Moline Dodge Florence Henrickson Havens Minnie Williams Marie Bodine Polk Mercantile Wausa Board of Education A. K. Main Modesta Calif Main Walter Binford Polk Cemetery Billy Wurtz Herbert Wurtz San Diego U. S. Army Grand Island Josephine Samuelson Hilma Pearson Harold Bunting

Polk Progress snippet shows prices per item

A terse notice records prices of items at four dollars and five dollars. The readable text lists two price points four and five dollars per line with no additional context.

Polk Area Family and Friends Visit Across States

Polk residents hosted and visited a wide circle of relatives and friends from Ames Iowa Bellingham Washington Clarks Nebraska Grand Island Central City Lincoln and Omaha. Notable gatherings included birthday celebrations and a funeral for Loren Albin in Plainview with relatives from Polk and nearby towns.

Alex Scott Stromsburg Henry Knorr Polk Scott A. Carnine Farmers’ Co-op Grain Carl Steelquist Dick McConnel Leona Greeley Frank Adelson Winnifred McClure Lincoln Ramsey Nelson Clarks Marvin Lester Westlund Princeton Minn Westlund Henry Shostrom Leonard Stromberg Oscar Stromberg Orlie Adelson Farmers State Bank Larry Coover Arlan Stromberg Sterling Colo Larry Don Best Colorado Harold Anderson Mark Jolla Stromberg Debbie Becky Virginia Miller Pam Phyllis Eddie Ostberg Billy Stromberg Randy Flodman Bonnie Carlson Clifford Carlson Storm Lake Iowa Robert Hellbusch Emory Cramer Henry Cramer Ella Rudy Roy Cramer Ed Conley Broken Bow Sadie Clark Clark Conley Gary Green Joe Hahn Jake Harding Capital Beach Clarence Lindahl Ames Bob Aegeter Paul Bill Brena Bellingham Wash Llof Ostberg Robert Lindahl Olga Graves Central City Jim Benson Cindy Lester Graves Grand Island Hollis Stromberg Dale Carlson and Kenny Silver Creek Don Ostberg Murray Dean Ostberg Henry Kisler Darold Hoffman Martin Hoffman, Sr Doyle Gustafson Omaha Rudolph Gustafson Chauncey Gustafson Nell Aker Lloyd Albin Johnson's Lake Loren Albin Plainview Loren Robert Ostrander Gary Harless L. C. Kelley

Letter from Norris Alfred to Nebraska Governor Exon on farming

In a July 16 1972 letter Norris Alfred critiques Governor Exons speech to farmers. He argues against an overly businesslike view of farming, warns of farm consolidation and loss of small family farms, and decries shelterbelt removal and land drainage changes while urging support for agriculture human-scale values. He cites government programs and rural depopulation trends, and questions the future of Nebraska farming.

Alfred Nebraska Nebraska Stockgrowers and Sandhills Cattle Association Grand Island J. James Exon Dave Martin House Roman Hruska Carl Curtis Senate Nebraska Stock Growers Association Sandhills Cattle Association ASC SCS Polk Supreme Court United States Dorothy Switzer Sumac Platte Loup Norris Alfred

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Ruth Glasser Osceola Ebba Hanquist Polk County Shirley Cramer KMMJ Gerhard DoSe Berniece Wilshusen Betty Lou Ruth Mundt Crete Alfred Wohl Wilmer Bodine Polk Park A. EB. Ekstrom Mary Alice Orpha Ekstrom Irene Forss Wahoo Merry Cooks Club Seward Mardell Graves Dorothy Sealey Nellie Jean Smith Dorothy Ehn Elmer Hanquist Imogene Donald Maxine Bolton Joe Walter Widga C. R. Peterson Shirley Beatrice Don Johnson Bradley Demaris Erwin Light Louise Wurtz Mary Light Evelyn Kealiher Puerto Rico Henry C. Graves Cleveland Ohio Gus Kleppe Chicago Alice Nelson Deborah Kay Sheralee Hill Glen Hill Donald Iglehart Marion Iglehart Wauwatosa Wis Polk Methodist Church Uc Ace Nebraska Association State OF Governor Exon
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