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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1964

Page

3

Local Socials and Community Notices Highlight Week

Helen Mather of Central City attended several commencement programs as a guest of her sister and family the Walter Nielsens. Lawrence Sundberg of Rockford Illinois and Mable Stevens were Friday coffee guests of Floyd and [Mabel] Miller. Robert Willits and family were Saturday evening callers of Grant Willits. Public Sale printing available at The Pork Progress for attractive cost.

Helen Mather Central City Walter Nielsens Lawrence Sundberg Rockford Ill Mable Stevens Floyd Miller Robert Willits Grant Willts

Picnic gathering and a fall injuries reported in Polk area

Local families from Polk enjoyed a picnic at Pioneer Park in Lincoln Sunday. News reached Grant Willits that his brother in law Richard Johnson of Van Nuys California had a fall causing a broken hip.

Busy Bees 4-H elect officers and plan projects

The Busy Bees 4-H Club met May 21 at the Dean Myers home. Nine members attended as Julia Kisler was elected president and Mary Jo Widga as vice president Gail Widga as secretary and Carla Myers as news reporter. Sewing box items and sewing machine parts were discussed.

Busy Bees Dean Myers Julia Kisler Mary Jo Widga Gail Widga Carla Myers

Side-dressing corn with Spencer SPEN-AMM ammonia

The notice urges corn growers who have not yet applied extra nitrogen to side-dress with Spencer SPEN-AMM Ammonia. It highlights corn's heavy nitrogen needs, the 82 percent nitrogen content, root-zone delivery, and potential extra yields of $2 to $3 per $1 invested. It also notes available custom applicators and to contact a Spencer distributor this week.

Spencer Spen-Amm Spen-Amm Spencer Ammonia Spencer Spencer Spen

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