Polk and Stromsburg Checker Battle in Osceola
Polk County threshing men plan meeting May 21 in Osceola to discuss threshing machine work. The piece notes cross town games between Polk and Stromsburg checkers, local marriages, health trips, and visits by residents including Claus Carlson returning from Tucson and Leroy Frazer’s April wedding in Ord.
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Stromsburg
Polk
Osceola
Co. B. Jones
Pure Food
Citizen’s State Bank
Dr. Slusser
Emmett Alton
Roy Mitchell
Elmer Mitchell
Gilmner
J. E. McDaniel
Paul
J. E., Pelton
A. E. Swanson
L. O. Gion
Roy Strasburg
Stromsburg Checker
A. W. Shafer
Leonard Strasburg
I. B. Cypher
J M. Bay
George Keith
Benedict
Keith
Cypher
Claus Carlson
Tucson
Arizona
Carlson
Carl Jones
Lincoln
A. C. Jones
John Adelson
Farmer’s Union Implement
R. H. Thesing
Polk County
Fred Fredrickson
Polk Progress Brief Listing Notices
The Polk Progress provides a compact notice listing with prices shown, including 10c per line and a standard charge of 4.00 and 5.00 depending on content. No further readable details appear to specify the event or actions.
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Polk
Nebraska
Weekend Socials and Services From Polk Area Notices
Sunday activities include Sodergren Motor Co deliveries and a Shiloh Church quartet visit. Funeral services for Ed Nelson were held at the Polk Methodist Church with burial in Polk cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Johnson
M. Kealiher
Hulgar Larsen
Marquette
Hazel Nelson
N. EB. McNeely
Nime Lindahl
Chicago
Claus Lindahl
Carl Steelquist
Polk
Ed Nelson
Polk Barber
Methodist Church
R. M. Baily
Polk Cemetery
Florence Anderson
Scottsbluff
Evelyn Anderson
Baltimore
Arlene Anderson
Rockford
Walter Widge
Leonard Peterson
Enoch Peterson
Gloria
Ben Peterson
Claus Peterson
Frank Nelson
Central City
Will Kroger
Marie Branting
Wahoo
John Smith
Ashton
Rollie Williams
A.E. Crow
Martin Baack
Calis
P. T. Wurtz
James McClure
Ed ‘Nelson
Joe Granere
York
Ralph Peterson
Frank Hardy
Stromisburg
Wilmer Johnson
Mary Lou Flodman
Letter to the Editor on Vietnam Policy and Protests
Norris Alfred criticizes The Lincoln Star columnist for portraying protesters as anti country. He argues U S foreign policy based on fear supports dictators, calls for ending fear-driven actions, and laments rising police state trends while honoring young protesters’ demand for justice and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vietnam
America
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Farmer’s Union
Mr Thesing
Warren Fightmaster
R. E. Merchant
Wechner
Bedient
Omaha
Leroy Frazier
Harlan Fraaver
Ord
Mass Agnes Ulrich
Leroy Fraer
Willard Lindburg
District 45
Elaine
Wm. Grimes
Ogden
Utah
W. O. Swedenburg
Ben Maderow
Scribner
Emil Meer
Purina
Purina Beef Research
Polk Grain Co
Polk, Nebraska
Nebraska Association
NeWeAren
William O. Dobler
The
Lincoln Star
Lincoln, Nebr
Mr. Dobler
Washington
Asia
Russia
South Vietnam
Saigon
National Guard
Kent
Mace
Berkeley
Washington, D. C
Norris Alfred
Zlomke Furniture
Ziomke Furniture
Dick Munn
Central
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