Schools in Pawnee City Close Under Health Order
Pawnee City schools close following a school board and city health officer order due to scarlet fever among students. Public gatherings face restrictions as health officials respond to the outbreak.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
6
Pawnee City schools close following a school board and city health officer order due to scarlet fever among students. Public gatherings face restrictions as health officials respond to the outbreak.
Izaak Walton League leaders and women’s clubs unite with church and school authorities to promote a statewide tree planting drive. Community groups emphasize civic duty and environmental stewardship to boost spring planting efforts across towns.
In a Lincoln capitol meeting, Izaak Walton leagues, women and church groups, schools, and Boy Scouts formed a tree planting movement with Governor Weaver as honorary chairman and State Superintendent Taylor as active leader. About one million seedlings were distributed from the Halsey reserve to communities.
The Kearney tubercular hospital asks Congress for a 50 thousand dollar appropriation via H R No 468 with an emergency clause. Activists highlight prior gains and urge upgrades as over fifty women wait for admission. Since opening in 1912, 2144 patients have been treated. current census includes 48 men 46 women and 27 children.
Secretary William B. Hughes of the Nebraska Bankers Association said a $5 000 reward for dead bank robbers is not yet in effect. After 700 bankers signed for liability insurance only 320 have approved, at 50 cents per member per year, due to idleness of bank bandits.
A coyote and rabbit roundup will be staged southeast of Grant for the church’s benefit. All coyotes killed within the lines will be brought to the center and auctioned to the highest bidders, and the rabbits will be disposed of likewise for their fur value.
The Humboldt High School team topped a field of nearly thirty schools at a music contest hosted by Peru State Teachers College. Dale Reid and Frank Jenkins won first in cello and tenor solos, Elmer Park took a second in saxophone, and the girls glee club finished third.
The American Beet Sugar Company awarded Shelton Academy the prize for the largest 5 to 15 acre sugar beet crop in 1928. The academy received a silver cup and a 100 pound sack of sugar. Five acres produced 17.43 tons per acre irrigated from a well, at $6.50 per ton, netting about $110 per acre.
A 1928 survey shows the McCook farming territory shipped 908 carloads of produce including grain 372 cattle 74 hogs 172 sheep 10 sugar beets 162 eggs 35 live poultry 28 dressed poultry 16 hides 2 scrap iron 14 and 23 carloads of miscellaneous merchandise. Cream shipments totaled 10545 cans and many truckloads were sent out.
A religious unit describes the meaning of baptism and the Lord's Supper. It covers the baptism of Jesus with John the Baptist, the Apostolic Commission, and the institution and significance of the Lord's Supper, including qualifications for participation and church conduct guidelines.
Psalm verse proclaims that those with clean hands and a pure heart shall ascend to the Lord and stand in His holy place, receiving His blessing. The passage from Psalms 25 33 5 emphasizes moral integrity as a prerequisite for divine favor.
A terse remark by Dr. Wilund Hoyt frames the smitten cheek as a command toward avoiding vengeance. The line condenses a cautionary proverb about restraint after harm, suggesting practical limits on retaliation.
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