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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1974

Page

2

Village police chief boosts autos to keep right

Jim Reeves named special policeman by Mayor Sundberg. Auto drivers urged to stay right. Kenneth Samuels injured by Ford crank. 20 gallons ice cream served at Arborville Church fundraiser. community notes on births, marriages, building, and local events.

Jim Reeves Lillian Brown Lincoln Nebraska Business College Bank of Polk L. O. Glad Edwin Glad Blanche Sedan University Place Spencer Albert Sundberg Kenneth Samuels Ford Byron W. Tatlow Cotesfield Anna Dahlgren Polk Judge Hopkins C. J. Crew Arlene Betty JoAnn Carter JoAnn Sutton Dan Carter Charles Stettner J. Harless Tressa Hill G. M. Hill Arthur E. Peterson Claus Peterson Minneapolis Minn Platte River Ralph Granere York First Presbyterian Church In Estelma Felton Betty Jo Alfred Dorothy and Irene Whitacre

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Community Notice Roundup From Polk Nebraska Events

Residents report family visits and travel through Colorado and the mountains. A large group hauls gravel in Whiteway using Lawrence Sundberg’s truck. Local couples visit at St Francis Hospital Grand Island and celebrate many anniversaries and farewells. Fourth of July plans turn quiet due to wartime, with picnics and Riverside Park events in Central City. Gleaned notes include farewells for Florence Anderson to Washington DC, weddings such as Lela Binford to Paul Ruch in Haxtun, and Catherine Croneis’s Houston nuptials to Ted Alfred in Beloit.

Henry Horstman Neal Gallant Robert Strickland Elna Janssen Berniece Sward Colorado Mountains Earl Stevens Kenneth Johnson Whiteway Lawrence Sundberg Robert Nelson Walter Nelson Albert Nelson J. P. Nelson St. Francis Hospital Grand Island The Mercury Polk Riverside Park Central City Bill Collett Bradshaw Julia Ann Smith Lloyd van Housen Florence Anderson Washington, D.C Baptist Church Carl Steelquist Otis Anderson Elmhurst Leonard Anderson Phyllis Steelquist Omaha Claus Lindahl Gwendolyn Stevens Rockford Lela Binford Walter Binford Cpl Paul Ruch Haxtun Colo C. W. Gossard Ewing Viola Benson Elmer Berger Kenneth Stewart Stewart Catherine Croneis Houston Tex Ted Alfred First Congregational Church Beloit Wis Eldon Johnson Bruce Linda

Letter on wildlife management and hunting ethics discussed

Norris Alfred defends balanced hunting policy and wildlife respect. He argues for reasonable seasons and bag limits, urges hunter education, and questions wildlife as a harvest crop. He cautions against labeling predators and stresses hunting as recreation, not subsistence, while calling for responsible use of surplus meat.

Professor Wiegers Game and Parks Commission Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Game Commission Plains Nebraska United States Norris Alfred

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