Chicks Offered as Healthy Laying Breeds for Profit
A seller promotes healthy checked chicks bred to lay, including Leghorns and heavy laying varieties. They claim customers have good odds of making money from these birds.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
3
A seller promotes healthy checked chicks bred to lay, including Leghorns and heavy laying varieties. They claim customers have good odds of making money from these birds.
The Hordville girls volleyball team defended their title by defeating Waco in the finals to claim the Hordville Invitational championship. Team members pictured include Supt. and Coach Stan Depue, Janice Bengston, Audrey Benson, Lillian Larson, Lucile Blase, Mildred Bowlby, Shirley Abernathy, Betty Bankson, Marjorie Hanquist, Lavone McConnell, Marlene Larson, Joanne Nelson, with Luella Bankson absent.
The Village Board met in regular session March 2 1954 with most members present. Read and approved minutes, accepted Light and Water report and Treasurer report, approved beer licenses for Orendorff Johnson and American Legion Club, and approved numerous bills and warrants. Roll call: Ayes Stewart Stromberg Peterson, Nays none. Adjournment followed.
The Swede Plain Woman's Society of Christian Service met March 5 at the church parlors to observe World Day of Prayer. Mrs. Harvey Lind led on That They May Have Life, Rev. O Connor sang with Marie Lavelle, and Mrs. O Connor gave a devotional. An offering supported missionary causes. Hostesses served lunch. Walter Widge was released from the hospital and is convalescing at home.
In Modern Problems class seniors learn music terms and composers with Mr Relist and Mr Sweenie leading a Music Appreciation session. They explore hobbies, from duck hunting to 4 H, and discuss why a hobby can be profitable while supporting a longer, happier life.
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