Polk village Board approves water and sewer rate hike and traffic plan
Polk village trustees adopt a resolution raising electric and water rates starting June 1 1975 The electric minimum 50 cents per month first 25 KW eight cents next 25 KW six cents next 250 KW three cents next 400 KW twenty one and a half cents excess two cents Five percent bill discount for early payment Water 2 50 monthly Sewer 2 00 flat rate A motion to adjourn follows approval of bills including payments to Lincoln Tel W S Darley and others.
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Cheyenne
Pawnee
Main Street
Sioux Avenue
McNaught
Polk
K. W
Redman
Myers
Burney
Trus
Dornburgh
Carrie K. L. Stewart Agency
Polk Progress
Lincoln Tel
W. S. Darley Co
Waseda
Citizens State Bank
Bill Mumm
Ccsvevencecvess
Sundberg & Som
Kriz-Davis Co
Esceseeess
NPPD
Bieseineweg
Shaw’s Repair & Service
Scsevsecee
Dept. of Revenue
Ccsecesese
Light & Water Dept
Kans-Nebr, Gas Co
Light Fund
Ehlecore
Polk Oil Co
Csceeeners
Mid-Continent Laboratories
Irene Ring
Seeee
Arnold L. Neuhaus
Dilage
Loren Francis Barber obituary retires at 63 in Stromsburg
Funeral services for Loren Francis Barber were held May 31 at 10:00 am in the United Methodist Church Stromsburg. He died May 28 1975 in Lincoln hospital at age 63. He served in World War II and married Lorraine Swanson in Stromsburg in 1949. Surviving are wife Lorraine son Lorlin daughter Jerilyn and brother Harold.
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Loren ‘Francis Barber
United Methodist Church
Stromsburg
Lincoln
Robert Kronberg
Robert Holbrook
Leroy Nelson
Kenneth Hanson
Orion Hanson
Durwodd Rystrom
Byron Johnson
Leo Larson
Reuel Sward
American Legion
Victor Anderson
Stromsberg
Loren Francis Barber
George Loren
Alma Johnson Barber
Loren
Lorraine Rose Swanson
Lorlin
Jerilyn
Harold
5Th
Main Streets
Pontiac Cars
GMC
Barber Brothers
Nuttelman Brothers
Commercial Club
Lorraine
Riverdale
Confusing Birds Fill Nebraska Basins With Color and Noise
A Nebraska birding diary recounts sightings along the Platte and in basins north of Benedict. Species include great blue heron, killdeer, Wilson's phalaropes, semi palmated sandpipers, bluebirds, eastern phoebe, wood peewees, rose breasted grosbeaks, goldfinches, black tern, and other common regional birds. The writer notes recent rains, rising water, and warns drivers to slow down for better birdwatching.
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Benedict
Lee Morris’s
Lind
Nettie Carlson Farm
Wilson
Lee Morris
Tom
Platte
Lee
Hord Jake
Blue River Bridge
Wittgren
School Proceedings Note Staffing and Supplies June 2 1975
The regular school board met June 2 with all members present. Minutes read and approved. Harold Anderson moved to accept the bills, seconded by Bob Clymer and carried. Melvin Bender moved to offer contract to LeAnn Hartung, seconded and carried. Mrs Lynne Fletcher accepted as music teacher for 1975 76 and will take the band to Lincoln for the Shrine game. Discussion focused on furniture for the new building.
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Perfection Form Co
Library Book
Wsecees
Lacy Building & Supply Co
Childcraft Education Corp
Redman Memorial
Harold Anderson
Bob Clymer
Melvin Bender
LeAnn Hartung
Lynne Fletcher
Lincoln
Hastings visitors crowd in for hospital homecoming
Mrs Hillis Sterner of Hastings helps with household duties since Mrs Roy Glasser Jr. returned from the hospital. Visitors included many Glasser relatives and friends from Cleghorn Benedict Doniphan Hardville North Loup Lincoln and Lincoln areas. A Babcock reunion was held at North Loup with Glen Babcock family.
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Polk News
Hillis Sterner
Hastings
Roy Glasser, Jr
Lauren Glasser
Cleghorn
Robert Glasser
Ron Adams
Chad and
Kelly
Dean Lindburg
Sarah
Roy Glasser
Don Bjerrum
Norm Reckner
Justin
Lloyd van Housen
Irving Stauffer
Rolland Bodine
Oliver
Verna Foster
Benedict
Dick Bauer
Hardville
Harry Anderson
Galen Sterner
Kyle
Doniphan
Glen Babcock
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Stromsborg
Nebraska
Office of Revenue Sharing
Wash
D.C
Fowl County
Public Safety
the Government OF
Polk County
Osceola
Ogdo
Dale Frizzell
Nebr
Secretary of the Treasury
Tel
Burdette
A. Flodman
Chm
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