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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1962

Page

3

Purina Hog Program Improves Feed Efficiency for Hogs

The Purina Hog Program claims hogs reach market weight 32 pounds heavier in 2 weeks sooner while using 40 pounds less feed than a decade ago. Purina Hog Chow and home-grown grain are highlighted as key aids in this efficiency.

Purina

Purina Hog Chow Promised to Cut Hog Feed Costs

The message urges farmers to move hogs quickly to market using Purina Hog Chow to reduce feed costs. It claims faster marketing saves feed and invites buyers to ask at the elevator for Purina products and lower feeding expenses.

Purina

Purina Introduces Early Weaning Chow for Baby Pigs

Purina highlights ten years of research behind a fortified early weaning chow designed for hog producers. In six trials with 616 pigs, Early Weaning Chow matched gains of piglets on sow milk and creep feed from weeks 3 to 6, achieving about 0.77 pounds per pig daily with 1.27 pounds of feed per pound gain. On farm, pigs weighed 23 to 33 pounds at six weeks, with feed costs per pound of gain ranging 12 to 14 cents under good management.

Purina

Progress Files appoints Polk schools new superintendent

From Progress Files has been signed as the new superintendent of Polk schools for the 1952 53 year. The highway project on 66 from Polk to 14 is cancelled due to floods saving funds. Albert V Reed 74 died suddenly at his Hordville home May 2. Pvts Roger Werner and George Scott leave Ft Benning Ga after 10 day leave with parents. Bridal shower for Mrs Rolland Stromberg held in Merle Stromberg home.

Polk Highway 14 Highway Department Oliver Baker Hillis Sterner Cyril Sterner Gerda Alpha Peterson Plattsmouth John Worrest Lincoln Albert V. Reed Hordville Roger Werner George Scott Ft. Benning Rolland Stromberg Merle Stromberg Lloyd Stromberg Chas. Stromberg

Family Visits and Mothers Day Gatherings Reported

Mrs. Ella Rudy spent the weekend with her son Kenneth Rudy’s family in Harvard. Mothers Day dinners were hosted by E. E. Franz in York with guests including Theo Larson and several Larson and Nelson families. Harold Bedient hosted Mothers Day guests with Bedient and Andersen families from York and Grand Island, plus additional Bedient relatives and Gerald Stevens family.

Ella Rudy Kenneth Rudy Harvard E. E. Franz York Theo. Larson Leroy Nelson Martha Larson Edward Larson Connie Harold Bedient Carl Bedient Grand Island Fred Bedient Owen Bedient Gerald Stevens

Local Guests Attend Baccalaureate and Gatherings in Polk

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Skogg of East Moline Illinois attended as Tuesday evening guests in Wendell Shaw home. Will Steel spent the past week with Merle Watts in Valentine then joined Wallace Sandell’s family for Sunday lunch after Baccalaureate services. Rev Elmer Logan and family Gordon Foss berg Levar Sandell Neal Sandell Elwood Sandell and A2c Kent Sandell on leave, plus Harold Bedient Owen Bedient left for Julesburg Colorado to attend the funeral of Grace Thiess, aunt of Harold.

Raymond Skogg East Moline Ill Wendell Shaw Will Steel Merle Watts Valentine Wallace Sandell Elmer Logan Gordon Fossberg Levar Sandell Neal Sandell Elwood Sandell Kent Sandell Harold Bedient Owen Bedient Julesburg Colo Grace Thiess

Notice to Creditors in Carlson Estate Polk County

In the Matter of the Estate of Clifford K Carlson deceased creditors are warned of a County Court hearing set for September 5 1962 at 10 o clock A M to assess all valid claims against the estate. Claims must be filed by September 4 1962 or be barred. Dated May 9 1962 J E Steeple County Judge seal.

Polk County Nebraska Clifford K. Carlson State of J. E. Steeple

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