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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
2
Public education piece explains watershed concepts from simple downhill water flow to land areas draining to a point. It emphasizes how small watersheds combine into larger systems, and how land use affects soil loss, water quality, and flood control for communities and agriculture.
County residents bought 66060 dollars of series E and H savings bonds in January 1964, hitting 11.3 percent of the county goal. Nebraska totals reached 11943749 dollars for 14.8 percent of the state goal.
The piece explains that excessive sediment and runoff reduce water storage and harm streams, roads, and crops. It argues floods harm communities but soil and water conservation methods like terraces and strip cropping preserve soil, increase infiltration, and leave more water for irrigation and other uses, framing water as a friend when managed properly.
Creditors in the estate of Esther A Larson deceased must file their claims with the Polk County Court by June 18 1964. A hearing to hear approve and allow claims will be held June 19 1964 at 10 A.M. in the County Court Room. Dated February 21 1964. (Seal) J Eb Steeple County Judge. Feb 27 Mar 5 12
Dinner guests honored Lynette Creech on her eighth birthday at the Wayne Creeches with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Creech and their daughters Janice and Martha in attendance.
The No Name Birthday Club met Friday afternoon at Della Hoffman's home. Ann O'Shea became a new member as the group drew names for secret pals and enjoyed a lunch served by the hostesses.
Under an February 21 1964 district court order Vera H Brownfield sues Neva H Bright and others. Norton and Norton announce sale of the South Half of the Southwest Quarter in Polk County Nebraska on April 1 1964 at 2 00 P M at the Osceola Courthouse with 15 percent cash down and remainder on court confirmation. Possession follows leasehold rights to March 1 1965. Abstract of merchantable title provided.
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