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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
2
The speaker explains that love defines ownership not paperwork and notes having two homemade children while the rest are mail order. The remarks contrast natural born, adopted, and foster children with a plain, down to earth stance on family.
Sealed bids for the Polk North federal aid secondary project in Polk County Nebraska will be received by the Nebraska Department of Roads in Lincoln until 10:00 A M July 15 1971 for grading pavement culverts guard rails and asphaltic concrete surface work along 3.9 miles starting at Highway 66. Proposals require qualification bonds and specific wage provisions with plans available at Grand Island or Lincoln offices. June 17 24 July 1 dates noted.
Notice to interested parties of probate for Adolph A. Allison deceased with hearing set for June 28 1971 in Osceola Nebraska. Executor named William H Norton requested by petition filed in the County Court. Seal shown by County Judge Eldon R Johnson.
The piece questions copper bracelets advertised in The New Yorker as warding off bad vibrations and attracting good ones. It notes mixed patient experiences among arthritis sufferers and recalls a wearer who reports symptom relief after removing the bracelet briefly, suggesting placebo or psychosomatic effects.
Mrs Anna Eisler spent weekend in Clem Prososki's Omaha home. Earl and Glen Stevens hosted visitors from North Platte and Lincoln. Charles Robert Muehlich’s North Platte visit concluded Sunday. Douglas Filter and Forrest Berggren led Saturday and Sunday calls in Stromsburg and Lincoln. Su nt Sundberg hosted Johnsons Nielsen and Neuhaus guests Friday and Allen Neuhaus with daughter visited Sunday. Central City and Osceola visits tied local families together with coffee and supper calls.
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