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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1929

Page

6

Union Pacific 1929 budget unveils major Nebraska increase

The 96 million dollar maintenance and improvement plan for 1929 includes about 26 million for Nebraska and Council Bluffs. Highlights cover the Omaha passenger terminal expansion, shop payrolls at Omaha exceeding 800000 monthly, and new signals and track work across Nebraska to boost safety and capacity.

Omaha Nebraska Union Pacific C. R. Gray Council Bluffs Union Mr. Gray Ab Omaha North Platte Grand Island Beatrice Sidney Gering Union Passager Hastings Nebra Marysville Kansas

Power Brothers unload 42 carloads of sheep to Humboldt

The Power Brothers Sheep Co of Humboldt unloaded 42 carloads totaling 5300 sheep shipped from Eden Texas. Other items note trout stocking in Niobrara river, a Holstein steer sale in Omaha for 242.30, and local civic and educational developments including a Richardson county historical association and Wayne Teachers College plans.

Power Brothers Sheep Co Humboldt Eden Tex Niobrara Marsland B. B. Jackson Cortland Omaha Brough

Legislature Approves Budget After Weaver Veto Cuts

Lincoln approves the $39 million appropriation and $390 thousand deficiency bill without Weaver’s signature. His veto axe removes 15 items fourteen from the budget totaling $495 thousand in taxation funds and fish and game fees.

Lincoln Weaver

Elkhorn Girl Wins Interstate Spelling Contest

Elkhorn eighth grader Roma Eggers won first place in the oral section of the interstate spelling contest held in South Sioux City. Plattsmouth’s Leo Sikora finished second after misspelling "fifteen" with an extra e.

Omaha Roma Eggers Elkhorn Sioux City Leo Sikora Plattsmouth Miss Eggers Sikora

Apple Blossom Time Shines in Southeastern Nebraska

Apple blossom time arrives in southeastern Nebraska as commercial orchards brim with bloom. Orchardists report crops look brighter than in years past with trees heavy in blossoms and frost spared peach, pear, and cherry trees.

Nebraska

Spaulding Bank President Still Owns 1877 Homestead Farm

Spaulding city bank president Spaulding John Sullivan, 79, is noted as the only man in Greeley county who still owns the farm he homesteaded. He settled the land in 1877 and organized the Spaulding Bank in 1902, of which he is now president.

Spaulding John Sullivan City Bank of

Dates Set For State Legion Convention At Hastings

Lincoln dates fixed August 26 27 28 for the annual American Legion state convention at Hastings Adjutant C W Conklin says about 5000 delegates are expected and the state membership has risen 1500 to 16000 with a projection of 19000 before the convention.

Lincoln the American Legion Hastings C. W. Conklin Conklin

Old Flour Mill Abandoned Near Royal After 50 Years

Hering's Mill four miles north of Royal ends a half century of service as local farmers stop wheat growing. Built by Julius Hering in 1870, the mill housed two generations and 13 children who made the picturesque building their home. After 30 years the original structure was replaced by a modern 50 barrel mill when R. J. Hering took over from his father.

Teachers College At Wayne D. J. McCoy Arcadia Arcadian Dan Bartlett Bartlett Srl Tolen Ord Cozad California N. C. Vandermeer Lyman J. F. Demel Nebraska Gering Union Pacific Division Torrington Archer Wyo Gering Yards Frank Massman Enoch Hever Massman Francis Austin Wilkins Wymore George Leland Falls City John J. Wilkins Wilkins North Platte Chin Wing North Wing Platte Wing Thompson-Belden Company Drygood Omaha American Department Stores of New York Thompson-Belden Richardson County Roy Daggett Lions Clubs of Columbus Governor Weaver L. E. Gunderson Lincoln G. H. Hastings Winston-Salem N. C Arthur Call Anderson Ind Lions International Organization Royal Hering Julius Hering R. J. Hering

Obeying God Lesson Based on Jeremiah 1 1 26

Lesson for May 19 outlines God’s requirements and warnings in Jeremiah 1 1 26. It emphasizes amend your ways trust not in religious forms justice for the helpless not to idol worship and the need for heart obedience over ritual sacrifices.

God Shiloh Eli Ephraim Israel

Confidence in Prayer Scripture Verse

A devotional excerpt from I John 5:14 15 emphasizes confident prayer. It states that if requests align with God’s will He hears us and we receive petitioned requests when He hears us.

John

No Discharge in That War Quote

Ecclesiastes 3 verse excerpt about the limits of power over life and death and the inevitability of death. It states there is no discharge in that war and that wickedness cannot deliver those who yield to it. The passage is presented as a quotation.

A Neglected Bible Means a Starved Spirit

A neglected Bible leads to a starved spirit and a comfortless heart, a barren life, and a grieving Holy Ghost, as noted by PF B Meyer.

Meyer

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