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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1947

Page

8

Polk Nebraska Ordinance fixing village salaries

Ordinance 118 fixes officer and employee salaries for Polk Village Nebraska and sets payment terms. It enumerates annual amounts for Village Clerk Treasurer Police Magistrate Street Commissioner Marshal Water Commissioner Light Commissioner and a night watchman with hourly rate. Also repeals conflicting ordinances and orders immediate effect and publication. The estimate of expenses is to be published four weeks and a July 1 meeting to pass the annual appropriation bill.

Polk Nebraska C. Marvin Fredrickson Board of Trustees

Polk Village Fiscal Year 1948 Expense Estimate

The Village of Polk Nebraska sets its 1948 budget totaling 19 670 246 dollars for the 1947 revenue year and approves tax and other funds for general purposes 1900 00 street lighting 700 00 library 250 00 fire protection 300 00 park and amusement 350 00 auditorium maintenance 350 00.

Polk Nebraska

Medical Facts continued from page on aging and heredity

The article discusses unalterable laws of nature and aging as part of living. It emphasizes heredity as our birth inheritance and asserts individuals influence how they spend it. Wise living can extend life and increase vigor and pleasure in later years.

Stieglitz

U. S. to Set Up New Caribbean Quarantine Post

Congress authorizes a U S quarantine station on Swan Island off Honduras in the Caribbean. The facility will be run by the Bureau of Animal Industry to safeguard U S livestock and aid breeders by permitting import of disease free strains like Zebu cattle and Caracal sheep, while not removing existing quarantine rules.

U. S Swan Island Honduras Caribbean Sea United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry

Garden Greens For Continuous Home Harvest

The article describes growing leafy greens for long seasons in home gardens. It covers lettuce spinach kale mustard greens turnips beet and cress with tips on picking outer leaves, using wilted lettuce style dressings, and sowing kale in spring or late summer to extend harvest into frost. It notes frost can improve kale texture and flavor.

Perry-Morse Seedom

Birth of Bruce Bradley for Greens Chapel family

Mr and Mrs Earl Carter announce the birth of a son named Bruce Bradley at York hospital. The notice lists numerous family and friends visiting and visiting patterns across Grand Island La Valle Weeping Water Auburn Omaha and Lincoln with several local stops and social visits over the Decoration Day period.

Earl Carter Bruce Bradley York Hospital Irvin Good la Valle Ray Good Wepewae Wis Wendel Beatty Auburn Rolland Beatty Lester Urbach Grand Island Richard Sundberg Beatty E. C. Prior Ethel Dahl Charles Leonard Omaha Andrew Hanson Lyle Holm Alamosa Colorado Katherine Luchsinger Columbus Edward Crossant Nancy Hartman Clarks Albert Blevins N. S George Carr Vern Young LDS Western States Mission Raymond Burke Sioux City Robert Ferguson McClair Iowa Gerald Mentink Myron Julian Lincoln Forrest Berggren Nina Burke Alliance Mae Brooke Scottsbluff Baldwin Newcomer Russell Johnson Lewis Berggren Wm. Grossnicklaus Vanderkolk David City Hannah Olga Torell Vern Berck A S. Torell

In Your Subscription to the Omaha World Herald

A brief note outlines options for subscribing to the Omaha World-Herald. It mentions plans, prices, and how readers can sign up or renew their service.

The Omaha World-Herald

Hotels Welcome Guests With Dogs Across Nation

A Gaines Dog Research Center survey of 200 representative hotels finds 68 percent admit guests with dogs. Some hotels offer small dog policies, signed responsibility statements, and special kennels or rooms. others arrange care at nearby kennels. Managers suggest leash rules, avoidance of dining rooms for non seeing-eye dogs, and owners paying for damages. The study urges mentioning traveling with dogs when booking and favors rooms designed for canine access.

Gaines Dog Research Center New York City Illinois New York Bell Boys

Osceola Notes Local Life And Parliament Dole

Osceola weekly items report marriage licenses issued to Richard Dellmore and Donna Gabriel of Shelby and Harold Hartman and Marjorie Marsden of Shelby. Residents visit Denver Omaha and Washington. Street damage and groceries spilled due to holes in pavement cause minor injuries. A Nebraskan editor recalls Milt Cox and a Con gressional job story. A tax bill and agriculture appropriations debate occupy Congress with rural electrification a point of contention. Nebraska Society hosts a Potomac river moonlight cruise with a July 13 al Nebraska picnic at Rock Creek park.

Richard John Dellmore Donna Marie Gabiel Shelby Harold EB. Hartman Ulysses Marjory Amun Marsden W. J. Herbes Denver Maurice, Swenson A .J. Swenson Gordon Lindah Cannon Falls Minnesota Howard Herbes Glen Yeltman Omaha Osceola Roberta Janice Carlson Polk Mary Harley Herbes Bud Deeds Ervin Deeds Lincoln Leonard Neushar York Robert Colins Alma Neb John Fintel Charles R. Burky Larry Lamb Mr. Burky Lamb New York Washington DC Albert Black Phoenix Arizona Hettie Doerschler Mrs Black Clyde Courtney Michigan Blairsden California Jerry Mueller Syracuse Fred Huggler Charles Washington D. C Arnold Samson Ardythe Bancroft E. C. Schott Jeanice Schott Milt neyePange Arapahoe Alexander Argus Milt Cox Nebraska Cornhusker Washington Congress Senate House Department of Agriculture Nebraska State Society Potomac River Rock Creek Park

Milt Cox Nepalese Nebraska editor dies in service

The Nebraska congressional delegation mourns Milton R. Cox known as Milt co-owner and publisher of the Arapahoe Public Mirror and executive secretary to Representative Curtis of Minden. Cox, a longtime Nebraska journalist respected for humor and problem solving, died leaving a broad network in the Fourth Estate.

House Fred Bradley Michigan Nebraska Milton R. Cox Curtis Minden Milt Arapahoe Cox Milt Cox Alexander, Neb Argus

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