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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1977
Page
3
A public notice urges support for a community effort with contact names Mrs Glen Hill and Mrs Rolland Stromberg and local phone numbers for replies. The message invites participation and states a call to action for ongoing assistance.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Fossberg spent the weekend at Lincoln with Mr and Mrs Daryl Fossberg and family. Mrs Gordon Fossberg and Mrs Rony Fowler and Ryan visited Hastings Friday afternoon with Mrs John Adams. Mr and Mrs Floyd Schriver of Arvada Colorado were Wednesday evening dinner and overnight guests in the Leslie Aderson home. Leslie Aderson visited Dick Alderson in Grand Island on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson Mr and Mrs Kent Anderson of Lincoln and Lee Anderson of Atoka Oklahoma were visitors in the Oscar Anderson home Friday evening.
The Village of Polk Nebraska enacts Ordinance 191 setting monthly electric rates for business and non business customers with specified kilowatt hour tiers, adds a 50 cent per horsepower three phase motor charge, imposes minimum bills, outlines disconnection for non payment, allows rate adjustments by the board, and repeals conflicting ordinances with effect from November 1, 1977.
Polk area residents share visits and coffee gatherings. Mrs Reuben Hanquist called on Hannah Bodine Friday afternoon. Mrs Joe Ehn and Miss Martha Johnson hosted guests Friday. Brighton couple visited Oscar Carlson Saturday. Bernard Jaeger and York guests attended funeral in Denver for Mrs Larry Wallbrandt. Lyons visitors stayed with Glen Babcock Saturday. Dana Anderson from South Dakota State University spent weekend with Harold and family.
A readers’ letter argues 1970s row crop limits curb farming flexibility amid low prices. It urges reducing growing costs, adopting energy alternatives, and supporting small rural communities to revive agricultural vitality and local economies.
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